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Dahlia Seeds - Anemone Star

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Grow unique open-faced blooms with magenta outer petals, a white inner collar, and a prominent yellow center.A heat-loving tuberous perennial perfect for cutting gardens, sunny borders, and architectural floral arrangements.

CORE POINTS:

Unique Anemone Star Structure: A striking, open-face bloom featuring a broad outer ring of deep magenta/cerise petals, a dense inner "collar" of creamy-white petaloids, and a prominent, textured golden-yellow central disk.
Stunning High-Contrast Focal Point: The bright, textured yellow center creates a brilliant, sunlit contrast against the deep magenta and creamy-white petals, making the blooms glow.
Premium Cut-Flower Quality: Long, strong, sturdy stems make this unique variety a fantastic choice for high-end, architectural floral designs.
Abundant Summer-to-Frost Bloom: Produces a continuous profusion of these uniquely textured, open-faced blooms from mid-summer all the way until the first autumn frost.
Heat-Loving Summer Performer: Thrives brilliantly in hot, sun-drenched US summers, rewarding the gardener with impressive, eye-catching blooms.

Add a touch of unique, high-contrast sunshine to your summer garden with these exquisite Anemone Star Dahlia seeds. This spectacular variety produces an open, single-type bloom that is truly an architectural masterpiece. The flower is framed by a broad outer ring of large, velvety deep magenta and cerise-pink petals. Nestled just inside these bold outer petals is a dense, fluffy "collar" or "pincushion" of shorter, slightly twisted creamy-white petals that radiate around the center. At the very heart of this stunning composition sits a prominent, textured, bright golden-yellow center disk, creating a striking, jewel-like focal point that pops brilliantly against the pink and white layers. The eye-catching blooms sit proudly atop strong, sturdy green stems.

Perfectly adapted to thrive in the hot, sun-drenched US summers, this tuberous perennial is an absolute showstopper for cutting gardens, sunny borders, and large patio containers. Its unique structure and long, strong stems make it a premier, high-end ingredient for architectural and high-contrast summer cut-flower bouquets. Please note: This plant is grown purely for ornamental garden purposes and is not intended for culinary or internal use. Additionally, while seeds are available, the most reliable and common method for growing specific Dahlias in the US is from dormant tubers (bulbs) planted in spring after the last frost. Unique, dramatic, and utterly captivating—this Anemone Star Dahlia is a true summer treasure for the discerning gardener.

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CORE POINTS:

Unique Anemone Star Structure: A striking, open-face bloom featuring a broad outer ring of deep magenta/cerise petals, a dense inner "collar" of creamy-white petaloids, and a prominent, textured golden-yellow central disk.
Stunning High-Contrast Focal Point: The bright, textured yellow center creates a brilliant, sunlit contrast against the deep magenta and creamy-white petals, making the blooms glow.
Premium Cut-Flower Quality: Long, strong, sturdy stems make this unique variety a fantastic choice for high-end, architectural floral designs.
Abundant Summer-to-Frost Bloom: Produces a continuous profusion of these uniquely textured, open-faced blooms from mid-summer all the way until the first autumn frost.
Heat-Loving Summer Performer: Thrives brilliantly in hot, sun-drenched US summers, rewarding the gardener with impressive, eye-catching blooms.

Botanical Name: Dahlia hybrid (Anemone/Star cultivar)
Genus: Dahlia
Species: hybrida (Cultivated variety)
Color: Deep Magenta/Cerise outer petals, Creamy-White inner collar, and a prominent Golden-Yellow center disk.
Plant Habit: Upright, bushy, tuberous perennial with dark green, serrated foliage.
Light Requirements: Full Sun (6-8 hours minimum). Will bloom poorly in the shade.
Water Requirements: Moderate to High. Requires consistent, deep moisture (1 inch/week) during active growth. Do not let the soil dry out completely.
Temperature Requirements: Warm to Hot. Thrives at 65°F - 85°F (18°C - 29°C). Intolerant of frost.
Soil Type: Well-draining, fertile, loamy soil rich in organic matter. Prefers slightly acidic to neutral pH (6.0 - 7.0).
Bloom Start: Mid-Summer (July - August).
Bloom End: First Autumn Frost (October - November).
Pollination: Insect-pollinated (Highly attractive to bees and butterflies).
Planting Depth: Surface sow to 1/8 inch (3 mm) for seeds. (For tubers, plant 4-6 inches deep).
Life Cycle: Tender Tuberous Perennial (Overwinters in zones 8-10; must be dug up and stored in zones 3-7).
Plant Height: 36 to 48 inches (90 - 120 cm) tall.
Plant Spacing: 18 - 24 inches (45 - 60 cm) apart.
USDA Zones: 8 - 10 (Perennial in mild zones; grown as an annual or dug up in colder zones 3-7).
Resistance: Attractive to pollinators. Susceptible to: Powdery mildew in crowded, humid conditions; Earwigs; Slugs/Snails; Aphids. Avoid overhead watering to minimize fungal issues. Warning: Seeds and tubers are not intended for direct culinary or internal use.

Crucial Growing Tips: Dahlia seeds require warmth to germinate (70°F-75°F). They need light to germinate—do not bury them deeply. Important Note: Growing Dahlias from seed results in varied offspring; while they will produce beautiful blooms, they may not be 100% identical to the parent. For guaranteed exact results, American gardeners typically buy dormant tubers.

Timing: Start seeds indoors 8-10 weeks before the last expected spring frost. Do not transplant outdoors until all danger of frost has completely passed and the soil has thoroughly warmed up.
Site Selection: Requires Full Sun (at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily) for the most abundant and sturdy blooms. They need good air circulation.
Soil Preparation: Thrives in well-draining, fertile, loamy soil rich in organic matter. Mix in 2-3 inches of aged compost. Do not plant in heavy, waterlogged clay.
Sowing: (Indoors) Sow seeds on the surface of moist seed-starting mix and lightly press in (max 1/8 inch deep). Keep the tray at 70°F-75°F and maintain even moisture.
Watering: Keep the soil lightly moist during germination. Once established, they require deep, consistent watering (about 1 inch per week). Do not let the soil dry out completely, but avoid waterlogging.
Transplanting: Harden off indoor seedlings for 7-10 days before transplanting outdoors after all danger of frost has passed.
Maintenance (Deadheading & Staking): To ensure continuous blooming all summer long, deadhead (snip off) spent flowers regularly. As the plants grow tall, provide sturdy stakes or plant supports to keep the heavy blooms upright.

📏 Planting Density

Perennial Borders & Cutting Gardens: Space individual plants 18 to 24 inches (45-60 cm) apart to allow for mature clumping and good air circulation.
Mass Plantings: Space plants 14 to 16 inches (35-40 cm) apart for a dense, unified display.
Container Planting: 1 plant per 16-20 inch diameter deep pot. Ensure excellent drainage. Large containers are essential for their tuberous roots.
Note: Proper spacing is crucial to ensure good air circulation and prevent powdery mildew, especially in humid climates.

⏱️ Simple Growth Timeline

Days to Germination: 7 - 14 days (requires warmth and light).
Days to Transplant Size (4-6 leaves): 35 - 42 days (from sowing).
Days to First Bloom (From Seed): 100 - 120 days (about 14-17 weeks).
Bloom Duration: Continuous from mid-summer to frost (approximately 12-16 weeks with regular deadheading).

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