Dahlia's

Dahlias are an indispensable part of late summer and autumn. These hardworking plants will reward your care with a flood of blooms in various shapes and colors. They are excellent for perennial flower beds, where they act as striking focal points, but their main strength lies in cutting. Florists, and we ourselves, love using them in wedding bouquets because they offer an amazing palette of shades from pure white to soft pastels and deep burgundy.

With dahlias, there is one great rule: the more you cut them for the vase, the more new flower buds they produce. To ensure they thrive and bloom profusely, we have written a clear guide on how to grow dahlias.

Since these plants cannot handle our winters, it is necessary to dig up the tubers before the first frost. If you are unsure about the process, take a look at our article on how to dig up dahlias, where you will find everything you need for their safe storage.