Dahlia Birgitta Alida

GIANT DINNERPLATE – BRIGITTA ALIDA

A sophisticated bloom consisting of deep rich maroon petals and darker centers, they are known to make excellent cut and showy flowers. They should be planted in a soil that is clay, loamy, or sandy; the soil should contain pH properties that fall between being acidic, alkaline, and neutral. They prefer the soil to be kept moist but well drained. You can expect the blooms to form between the start of the summertime and the beginning of autumn. Planting should commence between the early to mid spring.

• Lush plants that produce masses of 10” sized blooms.
• Great for Cut Flowers & Mixed Borders.