Dahlia 'Cafe Au Lait' Tuber
Dahlia hybrida 'Cafe au Lait'
BDACA
The princess of cut flowers and a spectacular feature in the garden from summer to autumn. One single bloom of ‘Cafe au Lait’ can reach up to 30cm across. Comprised of more than 100 petals, each blushed mushroom to coral-peach in the centre of the bloom, fading to white, this is the flower responsible for leading the resurgence of garden flowers in floristry. Much sought-after for wedding bouquets, where the soft-pink hue and sheer abundance captures the quintessential romance of flowers.
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The most popular dahlia in Australia, 'Cafe au Lait' is responsible for the resurgence of the popularity of this stunning group of tuberous plants. A single tuber creates an enormous flush of colour with flowers that improve year after year. Fall in love with gardening again with this romantic, easy to grow dahlia.
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The most popular dahlia in Australia, 'Cafe au Lait' is responsible for the resurgence of the popularity of this stunning group of tuberous plants. A single tuber creates an enormous flush of colour with flowers that improve year after year. Fall in love with gardening again with this romantic, easy to grow dahlia.How to grow
Dahlias are frost sensitive plants. Plant them out in spring after your last frost. They require well composted soil, some sun and water. In preparation for tuber planting add organic compost and fertiliser to your beds.
Dahlia tubers should be planted on their sides, with the eye facing up about 10cm deep. Spacing of each tuber is 40cm apart and they will require support as they grow.
No water or fertiliser until there is growth visible above the ground, there is enough energy stored in the tuber for initial stages of growth. Watering too early can cause your tuber to rot instead of growing in some circumstances.
Tubers should only be lifted after foliage has died back completely. Lift the crown and tubers together. Each division will require its own crown, most easily recognised by any old stems remaining attached. Keep lifted tubers in a cool, dark position, protected with a little peat or shredded newspaper from drying out.
Once established, harvest flowers regularly to promote more.
Growing information
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Light:
Full Sun
Water:
Seasonal watering
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Plant characteristics
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Type:
Bulb/Tuber/Rhizome
Height:
1.2 m
Width:
60cm
Flower colour:
Blush Pink
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