The dahlia, a native of Central America, Mexico and Colombia, is a bushy perennial plant that is extremely popular in North America due to the many different shapes and vivid colors.
The dahlia plant grows in a range from 12 inches to 8 feet, while the flower itself can be as small as 2 inches or as big as a foot. The American Dahlia Society acknowledges 19 different blooms.
Popular Dahlia Varieties
- Embrace
- Valley Porcupine
- Camano Pet
- Kelvin Floodlight
- Duet
- Thomas A Edison
- Park Princess
- Bishop of Llandaff
- Pam Howden
- Spartacus
- April Dawn
- Camano Sitka
- Taratahi Lilac
- Akita
- Appleblossom
The dahlia, a native of Central America, Mexico and Colombia, is a bushy perennial plant that is extremely popular in North America due to the many different shapes and vivid colors.
The dahlia plant grows in a range from 12 inches to 8 feet, while the flower itself can be as small as 2 inches or as big as a foot. The American Dahlia Society acknowledges 19 different blooms.
Fast Facts
Named after the Swedish botanist Anders Dahl
There are [36] recognized species and thousands of varieties
National flower of Mexico
Official flower of the city of Seattle
Popular Dahlia Varieties
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Embrace
Valley Porcupine
Camano Pet
Kelvin Floodlight
Duet
Thomas A Edison
Park Princess
Bishop of Llandaff
Pam Howden
Spartacus
April Dawn
Camano Sitka
Taratahi Lilac
Akita
Appleblossom
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Dahlias Gardening Tips
- Mahalo's Guide to Gardening
- Garden Guides: Dahlia Garden Basics
- University of Vermont: Dahlia and June Gardening Tips
Online Dahlia Florists
- Mahalo's Guide to Online Florists
- FTD.com: Exquisite Red Dahlia
- USA Florist: Dahlia
- The Enchanted Florist: Teleflora's Dazzling Dahlias
Dahlias in Culture
American Dahlia Society: National Flower of Mexico
National Library of Medicine: The medicinal and nutritional properties of Dahlia
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