Giant Dahlia ‘Islander’

Giant Dahlia ‘Islander’ (1 tuber) An explosion of color in your garden!

The giant dahlia ‘Islander’ is a true garden star , with its enormous coral-pink flowers that have darker centers . Its spectacular blooming from early summer until the first frosts makes it ideal for flower beds, borders, and floral arrangements . Easy to grow, it naturally attracts butterflies and hummingbirds , adding a touch of life and color to your outdoor space.

Variety characteristics

Height : 80 cm (32″)
Flower size : 25 cm (10″)
Exposure : Full sun
Hardiness : Not hardy (dig up the tubers before winter)
Resistance to deer : Low (can be nibbled!)
Water requirements : Medium (moist but well-drained soil)
Ideal soil : Loamy or sandy, acidic to neutral pH
Quantity : 1 tuber

Planting and growing the ‘Islander’ Dahlia

When to plant?
From March to May , after the last frosts.

Where should I plant it?
In open ground : Ideal for sunny flowerbeds and borders .
In a pot : Use a large container with good drainage .

How to plant?
1. Soak the tuber in water for a few hours before planting.
2?? Plant at a depth of 4 cm , spacing the plants 50 cm apart.
3?? Support the tall stems to prevent them from bending under the weight of the flowers.
4?? Water regularly , but not excessively to avoid rot.

Tip : Pair it with yellow or orange dahlias for a bright and warm contrast!

Dahlia ‘Islander’ Care

Watering : Keep the soil moist but well drained , especially during dry periods.
Fertilizer : Add a potassium-rich fertilizer every two weeks to stimulate flowering.
Size : Remove faded flowers to encourage new growth.
Wintering :
Dig up the tubers in the autumn , let them dry and store them in a cool, dry place.

Why choose the ‘Islander’ Dahlia?

XXL and spectacular flowering
Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds
Ideal for cut flowers and generous bouquets
Easy to grow, even for beginners

Add a vibrant and exotic touch to your garden with the ‘Islander’ Dahlia!

Combine with other giant dahlias for a colorful and vibrant garden!