Jackson & Perkins Dahlia Splendid Festival Blend

This blend features two distinct dinnerplate dahlia varieties: 'Holland Festival' and 'Neon Splendor.' Both are known for their large, striking orange blooms.

These are true dinnerplate dahlias, meaning the blooms can reach up to 9 inches in diameter. They provide a significant, high-impact visual display in both the garden and cut arrangements.

Yes, their upright growth habit makes them well-suited for large containers. Ensure your pot is deep and wide enough to support a plant that reaches 60 inches in height and 36 inches in spread.

These dahlias are prolific bloomers, but they respond best to regular harvesting. The more you cut the flowers for arrangements, the more the plant will produce throughout the late summer and early autumn.

While these dahlias are tender perennials hardy only in USDA zones 9-11, you can still grow them in colder regions. You will simply need to lift the tubers from the ground in the fall and store them in a cool, dry place over the winter to replant in the spring.

For the best results, space your bulbs 24 to 36 inches apart. This ensures adequate airflow and gives each plant enough room to reach its full mature size.