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Dahlia - Tartan

Dahlia - Tartan

Regular price $22.47
Sale price $22.47 Regular price $29.95
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SKU: 12096-03

Includes: 3 Clumps of Tubers

Shipping: Ships Spring 2027 (Reserve Early)

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Planting Information

  • Depth:

    Tubers 3-4"+; Crown at soil line

  • Proximity:

    18-24"

  • Planting Season:

    Spring

  • Bloom Season:

    Summer to Fall

  • Water Qty:

    Moderate

  • Sunlight Quantity:

    Full Sun

  • Zones:

    Zones 8-11

  • Benefits:

    Summer blooming favorite, especially for cut flowers.

Description

Intense Purple & White Dahlia Bulbs For Sale | Dahlia Tartan


A favorite since the 1950s, it’s the incredible size and color that makes Tartan Dahlia a must-have in the garden and in the vase. Enormous 8-inch bicolor blooms feature a tasteful blend of pristine white and deep purple-burgundy, with variation between petals – some solid, some striped.

A solid performer, the dahlia will give you the biggest blooms when planted in well-drained soil with plenty of sun. Dig up the tubers and bring them indoors for the winter in zones 3-7, otherwise treat them as perennials. Naturally deer-resistant.


Easy to Grow Features

  • Zone: 8-10 (as a perennial)
  • Height: 42”
  • Spread: 24”
  • Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
  • Water: Moderate
  • Bloom Season: Summer into Fall
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Dominique Nguyen-Ngoc (United States)
Tartan Dahlia

This has been slow to come and bloom but it is magnificent!

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Bonita Ion (United States)
Dahlias growing well

I bought your Late season dahlias (received late, planted late) and they are growing well. They arrived in good shape. Only one group didn’t grow at all.

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K.H.

Better than expected. I will buy grom this company again.

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Erin

Packaging could have been better. Most of the tuber clumps had broken necks, or rotted tubers attached. The few eyes that had begun to grow had been broken in transit. I ended trimming the majority of the tubers down. One of the three is a total loss the others i will have to wait and see if they eye up.

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Vince

As advertised.