Orange Glory Dahlia
Dinnerplate Dahlias make sunny borders and cutting gardens come alive in midsummer. Set your landscape ablaze with the addition of Orange Glory. This new decorative variety bears massive, dinnerplate-sized—up to 8" across—blooms in a sizzling shade of bright orange. Layers of soft, quill-like petals create a fabulous starburst form that sits upright on 32" stems. An intensely hued variety, it looks amazing when planted in groups amid bright white or very dark perennials in a mixed garden. This dazzling dahlia is easy to grow, tolerant of many soil types and deer resistant. Dig tubers in fall, if you live in zones 3-6, and store them in a cool, dry place until next year. Dahlia decorative 'Orange Glory'
Dinnerplate Dahlias make sunny borders and cutting gardens come alive in midsummer. Set your landscape ablaze with the addition of Orange Glory. This new decorative variety bears massive, dinnerplate-sized—up to 8" across—blooms in a sizzling shade of bright orange. Layers of soft, quill-like petals create a fabulous starburst form that sits upright on 32" stems. An intensely hued variety, it looks amazing when planted in groups amid bright white or very dark perennials in a mixed garden. This dazzling dahlia is easy to grow, tolerant of many soil types and deer resistant. Dig tubers in fall, if you live in zones 3-6, and store them in a cool, dry place until next year. Dahlia decorative 'Orange Glory'
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Dinnerplate Dahlias make sunny borders and cutting gardens come alive in midsummer. Set your landscape ablaze with the addition of Orange Glory. This new decorative variety bears massive, dinnerplate-sized—up to 8" across—blooms in a sizzling shade of bright orange. Layers of soft, quill-like petals create a fabulous starburst form that sits upright on 32" stems. An intensely hued variety, it looks amazing when planted in groups amid bright white or very dark perennials in a mixed garden. This dazzling dahlia is easy to grow, tolerant of many soil types and deer resistant. Dig tubers in fall, if you live in zones 3-6, and store them in a cool, dry place until next year. Dahlia decorative 'Orange Glory'
