Dahlia Plant Dealers

• Application: Ayurvedic Medicine
• Cultivation Type: Natural
• Color: Green, Light Green
• Age: 0-1yr, 1-2Yrs
• Packaging Type: Plastic Bag
• Part: Flower
• Height: 0-3 Feet, 3-6 Feet
• Soil Specific: Acidic
• Country of Origin: India

• Cultivation Type: Natural, Organic
• Color: Purple, Yellow
• Application: Plantation
• Packaging Type: Carton/ Box
• Type: Dahlia Plant
• Age: 0-1yr
• Part: Flower
• Country of Origin: India
• Height: 0-3 Feet
• Soil Specific: Loam
• garden dahlia: purple, yellow
• garden dahlia: purple, yellow
• garden dahlia: purple, yellow

• Application: Plantation
• Cultivation Type: Organic
• Age: 1-2Yrs
• Packaging Type: Plastic Bag
• Soil Specific: Acidic, Clay
• Country of Origin: India

Dahlia is a genus of bushy, tuberous, herbaceous perennial plants native to Mexico. A member of the Asteraceae, dicotyledonous plants, related species include the sunflower, daisy, chrysanthemum, and zinnia.

• Color: Available In Many Colors
• Soil Specific: Well Drained
• Use: Decoration
• With Vase: no
• Weight: 10-20gm
• Shelf Life: 20-25 days

To keep up with the set international standards, we have incorporated the latest machines and cutting-edge technology to sternly examine the material used for production. Adhering to global quality management methods, our range of product is of unmatched standards.

Big Dahlia (Yellow) The origin of Dahlia is in Mexico. It came in India around the year of 1860. At first, farming of Dahlia was rare, due to the problem of keeping the plant alive for next year. From the middle of twentieth century, farming of Dahlia advanced rapidly. As that time people discovered, by doing late cutting, it is possible to keep the plant alive throughout the year. Now they are one of the major attraction in our annual garden, though they belong to a separate group (Bulb). There are many varieties available now, consists of the major groups, namely; pompon dahlia small and medium cactus dahlia small and medium decorative dahlia and large decorative dahlia. Dahlia flower comes in different color and shapes. The size of the flowers varies from 2 inches to 10 inches in diameter. The petals also vary from single to honeycomb type. Their sunlight requirement is very high. So plant it, where you can get sunlight throughout the day, or at least six hours in a day.With a multitude of different colors, shapes and sizes, Dahlias bring life and beauty to your landscape in late summer and into the fall months. The diversity of the Dahlia allow you to use them in many different aspects of your landscape design, from low growing border plants to stately background plantings that may reach six feet in height!Dahlias make excellent cut flowers, which will typically last about a week in the house.Dahlia Plant CareWhen & Where to PlantFor best results, dahlias should be planted from mid April through May for most areas. Ground temperature approx. 60 degrees. (exceptions will be hot climates). In general about the same time you would plant your vegetable garden. Dahlias need a sunny location to thrive. An area that receives at least 8 hours of direct sunlight is best. Less sun equals taller plants and less blooms. Exception for hot climates, they will need morning sunlight, afternoon shade.Soil Preparation & PlantingGround should be warm, well drained at planting, and in an open sunny location. If you have a heavier soil, add in sand, peat moss or bagged steer manure to lighten and loosen the soil texture for better drainage. Bone meal is ideal at planting time, put a small handful in the hole and work in well before planting tuber. PH level of your soil should be 6.5-7.0, slightly acidic. Lay the tuber horizontally 4-6” deep, about 18” to 24” apart, and then cover with soil. DO NOT WATER TUBERS AFTER PLANTING!! Please wait to water until after the sprouts have appeared above the ground. The exception will be in hot climates, where they should be watered very lightly. WateringMost areas have enough rain to fill dahlia water needs until the sprouts appear above the ground. After dahlias are established, a deep watering 2-3 times a week for at least 30 minutes with a sprinkler, more required during warmer dryer weather. Hotter climates will need to water more often as conditions require. Proper watering promotes proper blooming. FertilizerDahlias require a low nitrogen fertilizer, such as used for vegetables. We recommend high percentage potassium and phosphorus fertilizers such as a 5-10-10, 10-20-20, or 0-20-20. First applications should be within 30 days of planting and repeated again approx. 3-4 weeks later. One of the biggest mistakes made with dahlias is over feeding them. Avoid high nitrogen compost and high nitrogen water soluble types as they promote weak stems, small blooms, or no blooms, and tubers that rot or shrivel in storage.

• Color: Red, White, Yellow, Pink etc
• Packaging Type: Bag
• Soil Specific: Well Drained
• Features: Unmatched quality, Fast growing, Naturally Grown.
• Type Of Flowering Plant: Natural
• Usage/Application: Garden, Party Decoration, Bouquet
• Other Necessities: Full Sun Exposure

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