00:00 | Intro
1:45 | Mystery Day Dahlia
2:05 | Creme de Cognac Dahlia
2:16 | Night Silence Dahlia
2:52 | French Doll Dahlia
3:24 | Alpen Parfait Dahlia
4:03 | Sweet Surprise Dahlia
4:26 | Klondike Dahlia
5:10 | Margie Day Dahlia
5:57 | Great Silence Dahlia
6:37 | Cornel Bronze Dahlia
6:56 | Polka Dahlia
7:45 | Wizard of Oz Dahlia
8:50 | Jowey Nicky Dahlia
9:03 | Mary’s Jomanda Dahlia
9:32 | Pink Ball Dahlia
10:06 | Charlotte Mae Dahlia
11:10 | Penhill Watermelon Dahlia
11:26 | Priceless Pink Dahlia
11:41 | Cafe Au Lait Dahlia
13:50 | NTAC Mia Li Dahlia
14:41 | Myrthe Dahlia
16:04 | Ruskin Gypsy Dahlia
17:04 | Peaches N Cream Dahlia
18:26 | David Howard Dahlia
19:33 | Gingeroo Dahlia
19:58 | BJ’s Dusty Rose Dahlia
20:36 | Neon Splendor Dahlia
21:44 | Terracotta Dahlia
22:45 | Bristol Karma Dahlia
24:00 | Hillcrest Kismet Dahlia
24:30 | Sarah Bracken Dahlia
25:45 | Sandia Brocade Dahlia
26:59 | Crichton Honey Dahlia
27:31 | Harry Meggos Dahlia
28:57 | Lilac Time Dahlia
30:02 | Tahoma Kellie Dahlia
31:08 | Isabel Dahlia
32:06 | Honeydew Dahlia
33:07 | Islander Dahlia
35:00 | Shiloh Noelle Dahlia
36:08 | Andrew Lawson Dahlia
36:31 | Elk’s Twitterpation Dahlia
36:50 | Orange Symphony Dahlia
37:14 | Tahoma April Dahlia
37:50 | Mom’s Special Dahlia / Ferncliff Illusion Dahlia
39:01 | Star Elite Dahlia
39:24 | Hawaii Dahlia
40:03 | Colorado Classic Dahlia
40:20 | Hercules Dahlia / **Holland Festival Dahlia
41:04 | Good Golly Miss Molly Dahlia
41:55 | Henriette Dahlia
42:23 | Hilltop Lost Treasure Dahlia
42:35 | Nonette Dahlia
43:02 | Steven David Dahlia
Join me in a long tour of the 2020 dahlia garden. Lots of really beautiful cut flowers are blooming. Perhaps, I’ll show more as the season progresses.
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27 Comments
The one you called "Steven David" is not correctly named. Steven David is dark orange with yellow tips. The blooms are about 6" and it gets a good 4.5' tall. I did totally enjoy your video despite that it makes me want to figure out how to cram a few more in my garden!
Your growing conditions can sometimes affect height or coloration, but make no mistake, dahlia companies sell you anything just so they don't lose a sale. I found dahlia varieties on the websites of many online companies, and bought some of them to replace varieties I had lost. The end result was disastrous because none of them looked anything like the online pictures, which were perfect representations of what they look like. Many of these companies are deceptive. Many of the ones mentioned in your video are dishonest, to put it mildly.
Dahlias are my grandpa's favorite flower. He passed away in June 2021, so I enjoy seeing your lovely garden and remembering the good times! The close up shots especially remind me of the times long ago when he would walk me through his gardens, and show off flowers that were larger than my then seven-year-old head.
Where do you recommend buying tubers from?
Such a beautiful selection!! Do you use anything to protect them?
Nice job talking about dahlias for 47 minutes!
I always come back to watch this video, I love looking at how different all the blooms are
i'm 87 and after hydriding daylilies since 1987 i'm growing dahlias to enjoy for over 5 nyears now. i have them in a landscape garden and anyone who has seen a daylily garden has witness the eightt wonder of the world. including the name if dahlia is important to anyone wanting to grow it themselves thank you
Love the colour scheme 🙂
Hi, just found you! Love that you dont use pesticides. Can I ask what that lady is called you were talking about? Cosy Town? thanks
your terra Cotta reminds me moreso of "Just Peachy"
Your videos are incredibly informative and beautiful. Thank you. 🌸
how far apart do you plant them?
Fabulous video! What company can I trust to actually send me the Labyrinth Dahlia? I had a company send almost all the wrong tubors and I got a Mystery Day that was a nice surprise that I didn't order also! Do the Cafe au Laits bloom faster than the Cafe au Lait Royals? No signs of buds from my Cafe au Lait Royal (zone6) but all the other dahlias around it had blooms and I am wondering if I will have better luck w the lighter color version?
The Dahlia at 9:57 looks like my Dahlia named "Blue Wish".
There are two anemone dahlias called Polka = they are completely different colours and flowers. I had the one you have – I loved it. Not many blooms tho. Some anemones type dahlias have the bigger flowers like your Polka – the other Polka is more like the smaller traditional anemone ones. and it does have a lot of pink and yellow i think. The polka we have is vey cream with red edged petals.
This was an amazing video! I can see you put a ton of work in editing and labeling the varieties. Thank you for this huge effort! Great job!
Myrthe dahlia looks stunning 😍😍😍🤩🤩oh, it is not available in UK market. ☹️☹️Ps. (For anyone in UK/Europe, dahlia "Dazzling Magic" looks very similar to Myrthe). I had some rudbeckia sahara in similar colour range, soo beautiful, this is even better.
Ferrncliff Illusion is correct for the purple and white dahlia.
Hercules is a red Dahlia. I grow it in my garden.
New Dahlia backyard gardner… I just planted this early spring… buds are small and opening up but they look small. Can you give tips on how to get big blooms like yours, please.?
29:01 Lilac Time… I imagine there are tutorials on how to create usable stems by doing some pruning during the season..
Might as well look into it for 'problem' species that you have.
Good luck!
Thx for making these wonderful videos!
I especially enjoy your knack for combining colors in your buckets and photos. . Such beauty!! 😍🎈🍀🍻
Bunga yang indah sangat cantik Terima kasih
Thank you for the very informative and beautiful Video. Your Dahlias are so beautiful I love every single Dahlia you showed.
I have the same shade problem. So could you trim your trees maybe?
хороший обзор, и фото качественные, спасибо!!!
Wow ! This is a high quality video. Very nice filming and editing ! We are a new and small flower farm from Quebec and we learn a lot from people like you making amazing videos.