We adore this flamboyant twosome, both for picking, and adding pizazz to the garden.

This delightful duo combines maroon dahlias, with contrasting warm orange dahlias.

Plant together for an impactful garden display, rich in tones which will take your garden seamlessly from summer, into autumn.

The large flowers will bloom in profusion from July until late October. 

Keep cutting stems to enjoy in flower arrangements and bouquets, the blooms will last for up to a week in fresh water.

A ruffled pairing of cactus dahlias, ideal for cutting and adding colour and voluminous texture to arrangements. 

This striking mix contains two contrasting, glamorous dahlias, canary-yellow and the dark-maroon.  Both dahlias feature a ruffled mass of long, quilled petals which gives a spiky appearance, hence the classification name ‘cactus dahlias’.

Dahlias are excellent for cutting, and the more you cut the blooms, the more flowers will be produced.

Plant these tall varieties towards the back or middle of a garden border for an impactful look.

Add colour, height and structure to your garden borders with this vibrant assortment of dahlias.  All highly productive and suitable for cutting, the dahlias within this mix will astound you with their interesting, textured blooms in a rainbow of beautiful shades.

You can expect to pick armfuls of blooms from July until late autumn, when frost signals dormancy to the underground tubers.  Dahlias are inexhaustible – keep on cutting and deadheading the flowers for a constant flow of blooms.

Suitable for cutting gardens, traditional garden borders and large containers.