Very good quality.
Very pleased with quality of plants ordered.
Blackcilla
Scottish Borders
Very pleased with quality of plants ordered.
Blackcilla
Scottish Borders
Tubers planted and grew well, lots of flowers all season, didn't quite achieve a ball shape. Very nice though. Tubers are now lifted for next year.
Paul
North West
This dahlia is very attractive and fits in well with my summer garden colour scheme but is very slug-prone and needs appropriate protection.
Suburban gardener
Surrey
Had this in a pot for its first year, dug into the soil. It performed well after a late start. It is a lovely, vibrant colour
Ginus
Norfolk
A real stunner for its multiple blooms. It lasted well into autumn with a lovely display of small pom pom blooms. Deep colour that didn't fade until the 1st frosts.
BigT
Bridlington, East Yorkshire
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