Description
Dahlia ‘Lyn’s Louise’
*Tubers are sold individually. The price is for 1 tuber with at least 1 eye. Tubers are available while supplies last. You can rely on the quantities shown on the website.
SHIPPING
A confirmation email will be sent once your order is ready to be shipped or once it is ready for pickup at the Épicerie Rurale de La Suisse Normande, depending on the option you selected at checkout. Please note that processing your order may take up to 1 week due to the preparation time required for each order.
Tubers will only be available for shipping when temperatures remain above freezing to prevent them from freezing.
*Due to the unique growing requirements of bulbs, La Sauvageonne is not responsible for unsuccessful growing results.
PLANTING NOTES
Planting season: Because of our cold winters, dahlia tubers must be planted in early spring in Quebec. You can lift your tubers in the fall to reuse them from year to year by following our planting guide.
Planting: Plant once the risk of frost has passed. Tubers do not tolerate frost, so they must be stored indoors during the winter. Dahlias are heat-loving plants, so it is very important to place them in a sunny location and avoid overwatering. We recommend referring to the instruction sheet included with your order.* or consult our blog page here!
DESCRIPTION
The white flowers with a lilac center of this beautiful variety bloom abundantly throughout the season. Their tall, sturdy stems make them an excellent cut flower.
DETAILS
Cultivar: Dahlia ‘Lyn’s Louise’
Form: Formal decorative
Flower diameter: up to 4 in
Location: full sun
Days to maturity: 80 to 100 days
Plant height: up to 4 feet (1m20)
Plant spacing: 12 to 18 in
When to pinch: when the plant reaches 12 in in height
Vase life (once cut): up to 5 days
HARVEST
Dahlias do not open much after being harvested, so it is important not to pick them too early. Harvest when the flowers are about three-quarters open but not overly mature. Expect a vase life of about 5 days.
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