Dahlia imperialis Double or Nothing Sun The deciduous clump to 18"

The deciduous clump to 18" tall x 3' wide emerges in early spring

This cultivar 'Pee Dee Ingot' is a brilliant spot of "gold" in the lightly shaded garden where it gets enough sun to be gold and not green

we have found Polianthes 'Swarna Rekah' much more winter hardy than the unmutated double tuberose

Typical emergence times for the foliage is mid-June (NC) through mid-September

rich pink flowers emerges on a 8-12" tall stalk

Dahlia imperialis Double or Nothing Sun The deciduous clump to 18"(syn: Dahlia imperialis Double Purple) Thanks to customer Larry Depuy for sharing this wonderful form of the giant tree dahlia. We eventually tracked these back to the late California plantsman extraordinaire Wayne Roderick, who introduced a plethora of great garden plants. Since it had no valid cultivar name, we have given it one. The 9' bamboo like stalks are topped in late October with sprays of 3" anemone like, lavender double flowers very