SEEDS - Mixed Dahlia
Seeds were lovingly harvested from various Dahlia Cultivars grown on our farm in Meadows, South Australia.
25 x Seeds
How to Grow :
Tropical: Winter & Spring
Temperate: Late Winter/Early Spring
Sow: Sow 10mm deep
Germination: 3 - 10 days
Plant space: 30 - 40cm apart
Aspect: Full sun (at least six hrs of sunshine)
Height: Approximately 120 - 150cm
Pinch: Middle growth when your plant has four sets of leaves.
Maturity: 115 days.
Flowering: Remove spent flowers to encourage new and dense growth.
NOTE *All seeds will be posted by the end of July 2024
***We are very sorry but we are unable to supply to WA & TAS.
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SOME SEED GROWING FACTS - Willow Creek Farm
The exciting thing about growing from seeds is that the flower they produce is 100% unique - every time.
PLEASE NOTE: Unlike tubers, Seeds produce dahlia plants that are not clones of the parent plant.
When you grow from seed that’s open-pollinated by our local bees, you never quite know what you're going get, and that’s the FUN part. They take on characteristics of the parent and their neighbouring plants; it’s all about the bees and their activities.
Cast your eyes below on some of our Willow Creek Seedlings . . .
Seeds were lovingly harvested from various Dahlia Cultivars grown on our farm in Meadows, South Australia.
25 x Seeds
How to Grow :
Tropical: Winter & Spring
Temperate: Late Winter/Early Spring
Sow: Sow 10mm deep
Germination: 3 - 10 days
Plant space: 30 - 40cm apart
Aspect: Full sun (at least six hrs of sunshine)
Height: Approximately 120 - 150cm
Pinch: Middle growth when your plant has four sets of leaves.
Maturity: 115 days.
Flowering: Remove spent flowers to encourage new and dense growth.
NOTE *All seeds will be posted by the end of July 2024
***We are very sorry but we are unable to supply to WA & TAS.
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
SOME SEED GROWING FACTS - Willow Creek Farm
The exciting thing about growing from seeds is that the flower they produce is 100% unique - every time.
PLEASE NOTE: Unlike tubers, Seeds produce dahlia plants that are not clones of the parent plant.
When you grow from seed that’s open-pollinated by our local bees, you never quite know what you're going get, and that’s the FUN part. They take on characteristics of the parent and their neighbouring plants; it’s all about the bees and their activities.
Cast your eyes below on some of our Willow Creek Seedlings . . .
Seeds were lovingly harvested from various Dahlia Cultivars grown on our farm in Meadows, South Australia.
25 x Seeds
How to Grow :
Tropical: Winter & Spring
Temperate: Late Winter/Early Spring
Sow: Sow 10mm deep
Germination: 3 - 10 days
Plant space: 30 - 40cm apart
Aspect: Full sun (at least six hrs of sunshine)
Height: Approximately 120 - 150cm
Pinch: Middle growth when your plant has four sets of leaves.
Maturity: 115 days.
Flowering: Remove spent flowers to encourage new and dense growth.
NOTE *All seeds will be posted by the end of July 2024
***We are very sorry but we are unable to supply to WA & TAS.
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
SOME SEED GROWING FACTS - Willow Creek Farm
The exciting thing about growing from seeds is that the flower they produce is 100% unique - every time.
PLEASE NOTE: Unlike tubers, Seeds produce dahlia plants that are not clones of the parent plant.
When you grow from seed that’s open-pollinated by our local bees, you never quite know what you're going get, and that’s the FUN part. They take on characteristics of the parent and their neighbouring plants; it’s all about the bees and their activities.
Cast your eyes below on some of our Willow Creek Seedlings . . .
