Dahlia ‘Cancan Girls’
Dahlia species
Description
This mix collected from our anemone breeding patch is filled with a dazzling rainbow of tufted blooms in all shapes and sizes, many with the anemone flower form. The rich color range includes reds, maroons, pinks, purples, and many bicolors—no two plants will be the same! If you discover a variety you love, tubers can be saved and planted out the following year.
Details
Germination soil temp: 60°F–70°F
Days to germination: 5 to 12 days
Site: full sun
Plant spacing: 12 in
Pinch: when 12 in tall
Days to maturity: 100 to 120 days
Height: 48 to 60 in
Seed Sowing & Growing Notes
Sow seeds indoors in trays or pots 4 to 8 weeks before your last frost. Dahlias have a tendency to germinate sporadically, so be patient. Wait until the weather is consistently warm before transitioning young plants into the garden. Direct-seeding dahlias is not recommended.
Harvesting/Vase Life
Details
Description
This mix collected from our anemone breeding patch is filled with a dazzling rainbow of tufted blooms in all shapes and sizes, many with the anemone flower form. The rich color range includes reds, maroons, pinks, purples, and many bicolors—no two plants will be the same! If you discover a variety you love, tubers can be saved and planted out the following year.
Details
Germination soil temp: 60°F–70°F
Days to germination: 5 to 12 days
Site: full sun
Plant spacing: 12 in
Pinch: when 12 in tall
Days to maturity: 100 to 120 days
Height: 48 to 60 in
Seed Sowing & Growing Notes
Sow seeds indoors in trays or pots 4 to 8 weeks before your last frost. Dahlias have a tendency to germinate sporadically, so be patient. Wait until the weather is consistently warm before transitioning young plants into the garden. Direct-seeding dahlias is not recommended.
Harvesting/Vase Life
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How to Grow
Fall Mini Course
Learn how to successfully dig, divide & store dahlias for an abundance of blooms year after year
In our free, three-part video series, you’ll learn how and when to dig up your dahlia tuber clumps, how to divide dahlias to multiply your stock, and how to successfully store dahlias for an abundance of blooms year after year.