Country Sunshine Flower Farm Dahlia Tuber

Suncrest dahlias thrive in full sun, which means they require at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily to produce the most vibrant blooms.

While these tubers are rated for Zone 7, you can grow them in colder regions by treating them as annuals or by digging up and storing the tubers indoors during the winter months to protect them from freezing temperatures.

A dahlia tuber is a fleshy root structure that serves as the plant's energy storage. When planted in the spring after the danger of frost has passed, it will sprout stems and foliage, eventually developing into a mature, blooming plant.

Dahlias are known for their long blooming season, typically providing continuous color from mid-summer through the first frost of autumn, provided they are deadheaded regularly.

Yes, the Suncrest dahlia is a perennial, meaning it is designed to return year after year. However, its ability to survive the winter outdoors depends entirely on your local climate and whether your soil freezes deeply.