Eden Brothers Dahlia Tubers

Yes. Because these dinnerplate dahlias produce such large, heavy blooms, they will need staking or a trellis to keep them upright and prevent the stems from snapping, especially during windy weather.

You can, but you will need a large, deep pot—at least 12 to 15 inches in diameter—to accommodate the root system. Ensure the container has excellent drainage and be prepared to stake the plant securely.

A No. 1 tuber is the industry standard for high-quality dahlias. It indicates a healthy, mature tuber with at least 2 to 3 'eyes' or growth points, which ensures the plant has enough energy to establish itself and bloom vigorously.

These tubers are hardy in zones 8 through 11. If you live in a colder climate, you will need to dig up the tubers in the fall after the first frost and store them indoors over the winter to replant in the spring.

This is a mix, so you will receive a variety of colors within the Cafe Au Lait family. The specific number of tubers depends on the package size you select, but each tuber is capable of producing a full, multi-stemmed plant.

Yes. While they are primarily grown for their dramatic size and cut-flower potential, the open blooms are attractive to pollinators, making them a functional addition to a pollinator-friendly garden.