Dahlia Sissinghurst

Dahlia Sissinghurst

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$7.15
Sale price  $7.15 Regular price  $9.80
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Dahlia Sissinghurst

Dahlia Sissinghurst

$7.15
Sale price  $7.15 Regular price  $9.80
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Dahlia Sissinghurst is one of those varieties that feels classic the moment it starts to flower. It doesn’t rely on unusual shapes or shifting colors. Instead, it delivers a clean, confident display of rich, velvety red that holds its depth from the first bloom to the last. This is a decorative dahlia, producing fully double blooms with broad, slightly pointed petals arranged in a balanced, rounded form. The flowers are typically around 4 to 6 inches across, large enough to stand out clearly in the garden without becoming heavy or oversized. The color is a true, saturated crimson red, often deepening toward a darker, almost wine tone in certain light. It has that classic dahlia richness that reads bold from a distance but still shows depth up close. It is not a bright, flat red. It leans deeper and more refined, which makes it much easier to combine with other plants. Plants grow to about 3 to 4 feet tall with a strong, upright habit and sturdy stems. It forms a full, well-branched plant that produces a steady supply of blooms from mid summer through the first frost. This is a reliable performer that does exactly what you want it to do. Sissinghurst is also an excellent cut flower. The stems are long and strong, and the blooms hold their color well in arrangements. It pairs beautifully with softer tones like blush, peach, and cream, but also works just as well in bold combinations with oranges, purples, or near-black foliage. In the garden, this variety brings structure and contrast. It anchors lighter plantings and adds depth to mixed borders. Planted in groups, it creates a strong visual block of color that carries well through late summer and into fall. Like all dahlias, it thrives in full sun with well-drained soil. Plant the tubers in spring after the last frost, and it will establish quickly and begin flowering within weeks. It is easy to grow and dependable, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced gardeners. What makes Sissinghurst worth growing is its simplicity done well. Strong color, clean form, and consistent performance. If you are looking for a red dahlia that feels timeless and dependable without any fuss, this is one that delivers every season.

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