The Karma Dahlia series is a line of dahlias carefully bred and selected to produce dahlias especially suited for cutting. As a cut flower, the dahlia's weakest point has been its limited keeping quality. For this reason, the varieties in the Karma series have been selected for their keeping quality as well as lots of blooms, their shape and color. The long, straight, sturdy stems with little or no lateral branching add to their use as cut flowers. Karma dahlias can be cut at a fairly immature stage and have a vase life ranging from 7 to 12 days.
We have added 3 new varieties that we found very useful last season.
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Gallery Dahlias are the result of over 15 years of crossings between common border-dahlias and botanical, genetically low growing dahlias. They are very freely branching, start blooming in early summer and produce an abundance of flowers all season long. These varieties with fully double flowers are very effective in smaller garden or in the front of borders. They are also well adapted for container growing.
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Meet our newest composition for garden decoration– Melody Dahlia, a new type dahlia with a flowering height between 20 - 30". These compact and branching plants have an abundance of flowers in vibrant colours. They will enliven your border or can be planted in containers for your deck and patio.
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NEW! These Garden Type Dahlias have been selected for their ease of growing and their outstanding performance in a garden setting. The colors will command attention in your garden. They also are at home in a container garden. Plant then as a stand alone or in combination with other plant material. They will be the focal point of your garden.
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