Possibly my favorite dahlia in my field. This soft salmon orange dahlia is a later bloomer, and the first bloom is on quite a short stem, but cut deep and you'll be rewarded with a plant that absolutely pumps out large decorative blooms on long, strong stems for the rest of the season. This is an absolute workhorse later in the season, and withstood my earliest frost. Blooms are 4-6", starting larger and getting somewhat smaller late in the season. Blooms have a slight golden cast at the center, making them absolutely glow! 

Grows over 5 feet tall in my field.

This listing is for 5 tubers, that should have visible, swollen, or slightly growing eyes. They can be planted outdoors after all risk of frost, or started indoors a few weeks before your last frost in a 6" pot, as long as you can provide supplemental light.

Where to buy Nicholas dahlia tubers? You can buy them right here at Green Garden Mama! We typically have dahlia tubers for sale in January each year, and ship in April as long as the weather is safe for shipping.