Dinner plate dahlia

Intrested in gorwing your own dinner plate dahlias? these inique flowers are typically easy to grow but do have some specific requirements for care. In this guide, I will share with you the secrets of how to grow dinner plate dahlias and how to care for these captivating beauties in your garden.

See beautiful examples of bouquets - and the wildflowers, perennials, and flower bulbs to grow to get that look in your garden or home.

Large pink flowers with a lavender tint bloom over an extended time from midsummer to fall. Ideal for full sun borders and gardens. Great cut flower choice.

Dinner plate dahlias are not shrinking violets in the garden. These super blooms will grow to 8 inches wide on 4-5 foot stems.

Dahlia Advance - Common name: Dinner Plate Dahlia - The giant blooms, up to 12", of Dahlia Advance soften the garden with pastel hues of buttery yellow and creamy pink. In vases or the garden, the exquisite blossoms of Dahlias simply cannot be ignored. Their bursts of colorful flowers provide months of summertime color. *NOTE: Bulbs will need to be lifted in fall in zones 3-7.

Dahlia Belle Of Barmera - This dahlia is a blend of warm, sunset hues that run from apricot and coral to raspberry and rose pink. Loosely rolled and twisting petals give the impressive, 8 to 9" flowers extra texture and movement. Tall plants with attractive, dark stems.

In this guide, I will share the secrets of how to grow dinner plate dahlias and how to care for these captivating beauties in your garden.

Dahlia "Mom's Special"