Dahlia 'Sylvia'

Dahlia 'Sylvia'Dahlia Sylvia flower bulbs are prolific bloomers, producing an abundance of peachy orange flowers that brighten even the greyest British summers day. The light orange petals have an in rolled shape and form a ball 7 9cm in diameter on top of bronze tinged stems. Perfect for growing in sunny beds and borders, dahlias are excellent plants for bees and butterflies, attracting pollinators with their impressive blooms. They are also suitable for growing in

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Easy to grow and care for

giving you a two-variety tree shaped like the letter Y (or V)

upright central leader and short

Garden care: Plant bulbs in bold drifts 8cm (3in) deep in September in naturalistic drifts

Cleopatra is brilliant as a cut flower

the first blooms typically appear in April and May

Firefly has 6 delicate

grass-like foliage towards the base

The scent of lilac on a hot summer's day is difficult to match

and are great naturalisers

Other blooms are larger in size and have larger petal sizes