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Dahlia varieties, color description
In the world of flowers, there are more than 15 varieties of dahlia, which are classified for different reasons. From a variety of inflorescences, it can be difficult to choose those flowers that will grow in a blooming garden, because they are all good in their own way.
Annual varieties of dahlias
Low-growing annual dahlias grow up to 1 m in height. The inflorescences of this plant can be of different sizes, shapes and combine several shades.
Dahlias of any kind are expressive flowers that attract attention.
The following varieties are unpretentious in cultivation and care:
- “Vasilisa” is an ornamental variety that blooms with large, multi-colored inflorescences. It is better to grow it in a container in a sunny place, for example, on a loggia or windowsill.
- “Bambino” is grown in a pot, in fertile soil. Its flowers are approximately 10 cm in diameter.
- “Dandy” is a semi-double dahlia with a bright color. On top of the large petals are small petals of a different color. This variety is ideal for creating a living border or flower arrangement.
- “Bright pompons” are 8 cm in diameter. They are grown in the garden, but even after cutting, they do not lose their beauty and freshness. You can put dahlias in a vase and continue to admire them in the house.
These varieties delight with colorful flowers, from mid-July to the first frost.
Choose the right plant and get aesthetic pleasure from its appearance.
Description of large-flowered varieties of dahlia
Dahlias of this class grow on a long stem over 1 m in height.The buds are very large, they can be about 30 cm in diameter.
From mid-summer to autumn, the following varieties will give charming inflorescences:
- Akita blooms with rich, red flowers with snow-white edges. They are beautiful in a flower bed and can stand in a bouquet for a long time.
- Dana is a tall yellow-red flower. He prefers light soil and is afraid of frost.
- Vancouver can be recognized by its dark green foliage and deep red petals with white edging.
- Striped Emory Paul blooms in bright pink, double flowers that form a tall, lush bush.
These are not all varieties of colorful dahlias, you can list them endlessly. All flowers have rich colors and fill the garden with an extraordinary aroma.
Grow dahlias in your garden, in fertile and light soil. Cut the inflorescences periodically and place in a vase. Their attractive appearance will create a good mood for all household members and guests.