Dahlia - Islander

GIANT DINNERPLATE - ISLANDER

A bright and dazzling flower that produces coral pink blooms with darker pink centers, they are known to attract butterflies and hummingbirds. When planting you should choose a habitat that provides full sunlight exposure; they can be grown in garden beds, containers, or patios. Bulbs should be planted in a loamy, sandy, or acidic soil; the soil should have an average moisture level, but be well draining. An easy to grow flower, they are perfect for new or less experienced gardeners. Blooms form between June and October, planting should commence between March and May. TOXIC TO PETS!

• 1 Pack
• Reblooms!
  
• Great as cut flowers
• 10" Blooms
• Not winter hardy (Dig up in fall and store in a frost-free area!)

Colour	Coral, Pink
Hardiness Zone	8
Bloom Size	10"
Height	32"
Sun Requirements	Full Sun
Fragrant	No
Deer Resistant	No
Plant Timing	March - May
Bloom Timing	July - October
Plant Depth	4"
Spacing	20"