D - Dahlia

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Regular price €2.50

THE PLANT
Brightly coloured flowers on compact plants. Perfect for flowerbeds, borders and potted gardens.

THE TYPE
Louis Minott's Davida is a highly ornamental typeface with a 19th-century, Victorian-era feel.

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Name 
Dahlia

Variety 
Mignon dwarf single mixed

Latin name 
Dahlia variabilis

Seed quantity 
0,25 grams

Packet size
9 x 12,5 cm

Packet material
Made from paper produced using tomato waste fibers, it can be disposed of in biodegradable waste

Plant size
30-90 cm height, 30-45 cm spread

Container size
Minimum 30 cm diameter

How to grow

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Sowing
Outdoor Late spring, after last frost
Indoor 6-8 weeks before last frost

Germination
Time 7-14 days
Temperature 20-25°C

How to sow
Direct sow Sow seeds 0.5 cm deep in well-prepared soil
Indoor Sow in trays; cover lightly with soil and keep warm

Caring
Light Full sun to partial shade 
Watering Water moderately, keeping soil consistently moist 
Soil Rich, well-drained soil with added organic matter
Feeding Fertilize monthly with a balanced fertilizer

Growing tip
Pinch back the top growth to encourage a bushier plant. Dahlias can benefit from staking, especially taller varieties prone to wind damage.

Harvesting
Cut blooms when fully open for arrangements. For longer vase life, cut flowers early in the morning.

Interesting facts

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Fun fact 1
Dahlias were originally cultivated by the Aztecs and were used as a food source.

Fun fact 2
With over 42 different species, dahlias come in a wide range of colors, shapes, and sizes, making them a favorite in gardens and floral arrangements.

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