Platinum Blonde Anemone Dahlia Tuber Preorder 2026 Spring Season
$14.00
Preorder 2026 Spring Season – Shipping starts mid March.
A stunning combination of different shades of buttercream center and white cream petals. This is a 4 inch anemone-shaped dahlia bloomer. This 3-5 ft tall plant requires staking for support. Its show-stopping blooms make it the most sought after anemone dahlia, perfect for gardens and floral arrangements alike. Makes a great cut-flower for arrangements, bouquets. Vigorous grower with many flowers!
Style: Anemone
Height: 3-5’ (staking recommended)
Bloom Size: 4”
Bloom Period: Summer through first frost (latest to bloom in the field)
Listing is for 1 tuber with at least one visible eye, may receive multiple tubers with multiple eyes depending on the type of dahlia. Tubers are all shapes and sizes.
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Preorder 2026 Spring Season – Shipping starts mid March.
A stunning combination of different shades of buttercream center and white cream petals. This is a 4 inch anemone-shaped dahlia bloomer. This 3-5 ft tall plant requires staking for support. Its show-stopping blooms make it the most sought after anemone dahlia, perfect for gardens and floral arrangements alike. Makes a great cut-flower for arrangements, bouquets. Vigorous grower with many flowers!
Style: Anemone
Height: 3-5’ (staking recommended)
Bloom Size: 4”
Bloom Period: Summer through first frost (latest to bloom in the field)
Listing is for 1 tuber with at least one visible eye, may receive multiple tubers with multiple eyes depending on the type of dahlia. Tubers are all shapes and sizes.
Planting Information
Timing: Plant after the last frost when soil temperatures reach 60°F. Store tubers in a cool, dry, dark place until planting. Plant in a pot and keep indoors under lights if started early.
Location: Select a sunny, well-drained spot.
Planting Depth: Loosen soil about 1’ deep. Position the tuber with the top no more than 1-2” beneath the soil surface.
Watering: Water well at planting, then do not water again until sprouts emerge to prevent rot.
Soil Care: Enhance with compost and an all-purpose fertilizer for optimal growth.
Growing Tips
Pinching: Removing the growing tip after 3-4 sets of leaves encourages more blooms but delays flowering by a few weeks.
Support: Stake tall plants to keep stems upright and prevent breakage.
Deadheading: Removing spent blooms promotes continuous flowering.
Overwintering
End of Season Care: Let plants grow until the first frost. As temperatures drop, stems and flowers will die back, and the tuber will begin to harden.
Lifting & Storage for areas where there are freezing temperatures Zones 3-7:
After the first frost, allow tubers to harden for 1-2 weeks before lifting.
Do not let tubers freeze. Shake off excess soil and dry for 24-48 hours out of direct sunlight.
Store at 40-50°F in slightly moistened vermiculite or similar material.
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