Cold Creek Natural Farm

Dahlia - Harvested Seeds

Name: Dahlia - Harvested Seeds
Brand: Cold Creek Natural Farm
Price: 5.95 USD
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Flower tubers & seeds are harvested with love from our Organic Cut Flower Garden, where everything is grown with love and attention and watered exclusively by collected rainwater. With no unnatural or toxic chemicals added, you can be sure this product is of the highest quality.

DESCRIPTION: Potted Dahlia Seeds - Harvested from my Cut Garden

For the best experience, let the flowers mature on the plant to see their full range of colors. Grow, admire, and enjoy.

DETAILS: The listing is for 10 (ten) seeds

Details

Planting depth: ¼ in
Germination soil temp: 60°F–70°F
Days to germination: 5 to 12 days
Site: full sun
Plant spacing: 8 in
Days to maturity: 100 to 120 days
Height: 8-12 inches

Seed Sowing & Growing Notes

Sow seeds indoors in trays or pots 4 to 8 weeks before your last frost. Dahlias tend to germinate sporadically, so be patient. Wait until the weather is consistently warm before transitioning young plants into the garden. Direct-seeding dahlias is not recommended.

Harvesting/Vase Life

Dahlias don’t unfurl much once harvested so it’s important to not pick them too early. Harvest when blooms are three-quarters of the way open, but not overly ripe. Check the back of each flower head, looking for firm and lush petals versus papery or slightly dehydrated ones. Place into water with hydrator or sear stem ends by placing into 160°F to 180°F (just off boiling) water and allow to cool for one hour. Expect a vase life of 5 days.

SALE POLICY: As a buyer, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions. Upon receiving your order, we kindly ask that you check for any issues and reach out to us via email (not social media) within 5 days. We prioritize your satisfaction, but please note that we cannot be held liable for improper storage, growing conditions, neglect, pest damage, rot after planting, or failure to thrive.