Dahlia Irish D Porter

Aanbiedingsprijs€19,00
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Option: Rooted cutting

ROOTED CUTTINGS WILL BE SHIPPED ON APRIL 15-30th, 2027

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT ORDERING AND DELIVERY OF DAHLIA ROOTED CUTTINGS : DAHLIA CUTTINGS FAQ 

Product Specification

A delightful pompon dahlia with petite, perfectly rounded blooms in soft blush, creamy peach and warm champagne tones. The neatly formed flowers are produced abundantly on strong stems, making this variety especially useful for cutting.

With its delicate coloring and charming, refined shape, ‘Irish D Porter’ is beautiful in bouquets, wedding work and romantic garden arrangements. A lovely choice for adding subtle color and plenty of charm to the cutting garden.

Propagation/growing temperature

23-25 ⁰С

Height

160-180 cm

Spacing

50-60 cm

Dahlia rooted cuttings

Our dahlia rooted cuttings are:

  • Individually packed in protective plastic blisters
  • Supplied with a well-established rooting system
  • Clearly labeled according to the variety
  • Visually consistent with the examples shown in the photo

Care information

Each shipment will include a detailed care instruction sheet. Some acclimatization will be required upon arrival to ensure the cuttings adapt properly to their new environment

Make the most of our knowledge to avoid common gardening mistakes and successfully grow your dahlias.  Explore our blog on "How to cultivate Dahlias" and feel free to reach out with any questions.

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