The Penhill dahlias are well-known worldwide for their big, captivating blossoms, beautiful color range, and dainty, frilly petals. These generously sized dinner plate flowers are ideal for weddings and provide enjoyment from mid-summer until frost. They are also resistant to deer. (Dahlia)

Dahlias can thrive in zones 8-10 for years, but in colder zones, tubers can be dug up after the first frost, stored during the winter, and replanted in the spring. Ensure they are planted in a sunny location with well-draining soil and consistent moisture. Keep blooms fresh by removing spent flowers and promote bigger flowers by pinching off small side buds. Enjoy an endless display of vibrant colors.

Growing Needs

When considering where to grow Dahlia -Dinner Plate, , it is important to keep in mind their sunlight needs. These flowers require at least 6 hours of full sun daily to reach their full potential. Insufficient sunlight can decrease flowering. In addition, Dahlia -Dinner Plate does best in rich, well-drained soil and thrives in temperate climates. In exceptionally hot climates, it is recommended to provide some shade during the hottest part of the day for optimal growth.