10 x open pollinated seeds taken from the seed parent Boundary Snowflake.
Please note: Dahlia seeds do not grow true to the parent plant — each seedling will be unique. If you’re looking to grow a specific variety, tubers are the way to go.
Dahlia Seeds from Boundary Snowflake
$5.00
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$5.0010 x open pollinated seeds taken from the seed parent Winkie Truffle
Please note: Dahlia seeds do not grow true to the parent plant — each seedling will be unique. If you’re looking to grow a specific variety, tubers are the way to go.
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Open pollinated seeds
When to plant: Spring through early summer, after all frost risk has passed. Can be started indoors 6 – 8 weeks before last frost for an earlier display. Seeds can also be direct sown into warm soil once temperatures are consistently above 18°C.
Germination: 4 – 10 days at 24 – 28°C. Sow seeds 1cm deep in moist seed-raising mix. Keep warm – a heat mat or warm windowsill speeds things up. Once shoots emerge, move to a bright position to prevent leggy seedlings.