Tricolore

created by Lena at 28.02.2023

Features

Color

pink

yellow

red

Location

Bed

Pot

Season Overview

Propagating

Planting

Harvest

J

F

M

A

M

J

A

S

O

N

D

Description

The Dahlia Tricolore surprises with an abundance of pink flowers that contrast beautifully with the dark-toned leaves. This dahlia also grows with a little more shade into short, strong plants that are ideal for pots. Butterfly, bee and other nectar lovers.

Non hybrid

Frostproof

Growing tips

The tubers can be pre-grown from March, but can also be planted directly outdoors, in which case flowering begins approx. 1 month later. The tubers can also be soaked in water for one night before planting out. Place the tubers approx. 5 cm deep in the soil so that the stem remains are still sticking out. Place a flower support when planting to tie the dahlia down later, as otherwise the heavy flowers may also snap off. After planting, keep the soil moist at first. The planting distance depends on the variety. Pinching leads to better branching and they grow bushy and dense. Dahlias are not hardy and must be overwintered indoors. To do this, dig up the tubers and store them between 5-10°C. Remove faded flowers. Other good neighbors are perennials, autumn anemones, gladioli, hyacinths, vanilla flower, cosmea, fragrant stonecrop, purple loosestrife, roses, stonecrop and ornamental grasses.