Spring Hill Nurseries First Love Dahlia

Yes, dahlias are not winter-hardy in most climates. If you live in an area where temperatures drop below 35 degrees Fahrenheit, you should dig up the tubers in the fall and store them in a cool, frost-free location until spring.

Absolutely. The First Love Dahlia is well-suited for containers, making it a great choice for patios or smaller garden spaces. Just ensure your pot has adequate drainage and receives enough sunlight.

For the best results, plant your dahlias in a spot that receives full sun, though they can tolerate partial shade. Aim for at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily to encourage the most vibrant blooms.

Yes, the First Love Dahlia is highly attractive to butterflies and other beneficial pollinators. Its open, single-petaled structure makes it easy for them to access nectar.

This variety reaches a mature height of approximately 24 inches. Its compact size makes it versatile for the middle of a garden border or as a focal point in a container arrangement.

They are excellent for cut floral arrangements. Their unique apricot and yellow coloring, combined with the mahogany center, adds a romantic, sophisticated touch to indoor bouquets.