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Dahlia "Opera Orange"
Dwarf dahlia "OPERA ORANGE" - Dahlia variabilis dwarf double.
How lovely the dwarf dahlias of the "Opera" series are! And the large, double inflorescences are something else!
It is this dwarf plant with numerous orange inflorescences densely covering the modest bush that will bring a festive mood and be a joyful addition to the foreground of a flower bed, mixborder, decorative containers, and flowerpots.
As for the duration of flowering, the dahlia has no equal. Up to 15 flowers can bloom simultaneously on one plant...
An improved compact early variety of dahlias will decorate your garden with its flowering until the frosts.
The dwarf plant is covered with large, lush, bright double orange flowers. The plants are 25-35 cm high. The flowers are 6-9 cm in diameter. Even on cloudy days, it will give you a good mood, delighting you with its bright flowers. It is used both in free compositions in decorative containers and flowerpots, and in group plantings – in the foreground of a flower bed or mixborder.
SOWING: in open ground under film in May, or for seedlings in late March - early April in boxes with a mixture of sand and peat (3:1). Seeding depth is 0.2 cm. Prick out after 4 weeks. The distance between seedlings is 4 cm. Seedlings are planted in open ground in early June, when the threat of frost has passed, according to a 20x25 cm scheme. Prefers limed, loose, fertile soils. Sunny location. They should not be planted in low and swampy areas.
CARE: comes down to regular abundant watering and feeding with both organic and mineral fertilizers.
FLOWERING: from July until frosts.
How lovely the dwarf dahlias of the "Opera" series are! And the large, double inflorescences are something else!
It is this dwarf plant with numerous orange inflorescences densely covering the modest bush that will bring a festive mood and be a joyful addition to the foreground of a flower bed, mixborder, decorative containers, and flowerpots.
As for the duration of flowering, the dahlia has no equal. Up to 15 flowers can bloom simultaneously on one plant...
An improved compact early variety of dahlias will decorate your garden with its flowering until the frosts.
The dwarf plant is covered with large, lush, bright double orange flowers. The plants are 25-35 cm high. The flowers are 6-9 cm in diameter. Even on cloudy days, it will give you a good mood, delighting you with its bright flowers. It is used both in free compositions in decorative containers and flowerpots, and in group plantings – in the foreground of a flower bed or mixborder.
SOWING: in open ground under film in May, or for seedlings in late March - early April in boxes with a mixture of sand and peat (3:1). Seeding depth is 0.2 cm. Prick out after 4 weeks. The distance between seedlings is 4 cm. Seedlings are planted in open ground in early June, when the threat of frost has passed, according to a 20x25 cm scheme. Prefers limed, loose, fertile soils. Sunny location. They should not be planted in low and swampy areas.
CARE: comes down to regular abundant watering and feeding with both organic and mineral fertilizers.
FLOWERING: from July until frosts.
