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Top-Grade Dahlia Tuber 'Happy Jill' / Deep Red / Ball Dahlia
Top-Grade Dahlia Tuber 'Happy Jill' / Deep Red / Ball Dahlia
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This ball-type dahlia is called 'Happy Jill'. It is a gorgeous dahlia for cut flowers, as the stem is long and straight. The ball-shaped flowers are 8cm in diameter and are coloured a stunning deep red. The plant itself stands up to 1M high.
This dahlia is a perfect addition to your cut flower garden. It is easy to grow and provides many perfectly shaped ball-shaped blooms on long, strong stems. It is beautiful in a border, and the deep red mixes well with a wide range of colour schemes.
These are first-grade tubers. They are hydrated (not shrivelled), clean, healthy and ready for planting in your garden.
They are solid, really big-sized tubers with 'eyes' that are about to sprout. The photos indicate the quality and size of tubers you can expect to receive.
Top-grade tubers are large, unblemished tubers with a good tail and neck. Most are made up of multiple tubers. They will provide you with a healthy plant with many flowers this season.
Now is the time to plant your dahlias for a late summer-autumn display. Plant the tuber 5-10cm deep in a full sun position, ensuring the 'eye' faces upwards. Water in well. They will flower for you this year and for many years to come.
This dahlia is a perfect addition to your cut flower garden. It is easy to grow and provides many perfectly shaped ball-shaped blooms on long, strong stems. It is beautiful in a border, and the deep red mixes well with a wide range of colour schemes.
These are first-grade tubers. They are hydrated (not shrivelled), clean, healthy and ready for planting in your garden.
They are solid, really big-sized tubers with 'eyes' that are about to sprout. The photos indicate the quality and size of tubers you can expect to receive.
Top-grade tubers are large, unblemished tubers with a good tail and neck. Most are made up of multiple tubers. They will provide you with a healthy plant with many flowers this season.
Now is the time to plant your dahlias for a late summer-autumn display. Plant the tuber 5-10cm deep in a full sun position, ensuring the 'eye' faces upwards. Water in well. They will flower for you this year and for many years to come.
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