Formal Decorative Dahlia 'Duet'

Dahlia

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Asteraceae (ass-ter-AY-see-ee)
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Dahlia (DAHL-ya)
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18-24 in. (45-60 cm)
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This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions:

Birmingham, Alabama

Capitola, California

Chowchilla, California

Oakland, California

Santa Monica, California

Temecula, California

Winsted, Connecticut

Bartow, Florida

Ashley, Illinois

Dayton, Kentucky

Ewing, Kentucky

Halethorpe, Maryland

Chelmsford, Massachusetts

Norwell, Massachusetts

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Wrightstown, New Jersey

Binghamton, New York

Saugerties, New York

Southold, New York

Woodside, New York

Corvallis, Oregon

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Freeport, Texas

League City, Texas

Farmington, Utah

Cathan, Washington

John Sam Lake, Washington

Kalama, Washington

North Marysville, Washington

Priest Point, Washington

Shaker Church, Washington

Stimson Crossing, Washington

Vancouver, Washington

Weallup Lake, Washington

Harpers Ferry, West Virginia

Appleton, Wisconsin

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Catonsville, MD | June 2013 | positive

I bought Dahlia tubers to mix up the flower combinations in my walkway garden because I have never grown them. They say you can leave the...Read More

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Jones Creek, TX (Zone 9a) | July 2009 | positive

So far this is the only Dahlia that I have growing this year. I hope to add a few more as they seem to like it here even in our hot, hot ...Read More

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Myrtle Beach, SC | October 2007 | positive

I saw this beautiful flower at a nearby garden center and bought 2 plants. Transplanted them to 2 huge pots and set them in the garden.....Read More

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Winsted, CT | October 2007 | positive

I to got one of these in a mix, the rest were white and boring but this flower made it worth it, they are very easy to grow, only bad par...Read More

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Marquette, MI (Zone 5a) | August 2006 | positive

Big, full blooms. Good bud count

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Appleton, WI | September 2004 | positive

Saw this gorgeous flower and HAD to have it. Planted 4 tubers mid-summer - all 4 are growing like mad. Has a lot of rich green foliage a...Read More

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Oakland, CA (Zone 9b) | July 2003 | positive

I picked this dahlia up as an inexpensive 3-pak of tubers. Hoping to get at least one to grow, I potted them up separately and of course ...Read More

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Springfield, MA (Zone 6a) | October 2002 | positive

i was lucky enough to get this gorgeous dahlia in a mixed bag of dinner plate size tubers at a local home center.
i planted them...Read More

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Ewing, KY (Zone 6a) | August 2002 | positive

I have really enjoyed this Dahlia the color is so intense and the blooms last along time. In warmer climates you maybe able to leave in t...Read More

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