Midnight Sun Dahlia Tuber
Midnight Sun has petals of pastel orange, like a summer sunset. In addition to beautiful blooms, Midnight Sun also has striking foliage. A very dark green, the leaves stand out on stems of deep burgundy.
Form: Peony
Bloom Size: 4”
Plant Height: 4 feet
Days to Maturity: 80-100 days
Tubers: Average Producer
*All dahlia listings are for 1 single tuber, which will grow to a full sized plant during the growing season.
*Tubers will ship when temperatures allow in the spring (US shipping only).
Planting Notes:
~All dahlias prefer locations with a minimum of 6 hours of sunlight, 8 hours preferred.
~Space tubers 12-18” when planting.
~Wait to plant until soil temps have warmed to 60 degrees.
Midnight Sun has petals of pastel orange, like a summer sunset. In addition to beautiful blooms, Midnight Sun also has striking foliage. A very dark green, the leaves stand out on stems of deep burgundy.
Form: Peony
Bloom Size: 4”
Plant Height: 4 feet
Days to Maturity: 80-100 days
Tubers: Average Producer
*All dahlia listings are for 1 single tuber, which will grow to a full sized plant during the growing season.
*Tubers will ship when temperatures allow in the spring (US shipping only).
Planting Notes:
~All dahlias prefer locations with a minimum of 6 hours of sunlight, 8 hours preferred.
~Space tubers 12-18” when planting.
~Wait to plant until soil temps have warmed to 60 degrees.
Midnight Sun has petals of pastel orange, like a summer sunset. In addition to beautiful blooms, Midnight Sun also has striking foliage. A very dark green, the leaves stand out on stems of deep burgundy.
Form: Peony
Bloom Size: 4”
Plant Height: 4 feet
Days to Maturity: 80-100 days
Tubers: Average Producer
*All dahlia listings are for 1 single tuber, which will grow to a full sized plant during the growing season.
*Tubers will ship when temperatures allow in the spring (US shipping only).
Planting Notes:
~All dahlias prefer locations with a minimum of 6 hours of sunlight, 8 hours preferred.
~Space tubers 12-18” when planting.
~Wait to plant until soil temps have warmed to 60 degrees.
