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Dahlia 'Sincerity Bronze Orange'

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Dahlia 'Sincerity Bronze Orange'

  • Looking for a plant to truly light up your flowerbed? Look no further. Dahlia 'Sincerity Bronze Orange' is a dazzling plant, sporting fabulous orange and bronze double flowers in a classic decorative dahlia form.
  • Suited just as well to containers as beds and borders, plant this dahlia up in a pot on the patio and give it a spot in full sunshine, where it can really show off its blooms!
  • Growing to roughly one metre in height, 'Sincerity Bronze Orange' is an excellent choice for mid-borders in taller planting schemes, or for the back of the border in shorter beds.
  • The vibrant blooms are held aloft a backdrop of lush green foliage, which gives excellent contrast and really helps the flowers pop.
  • Top tip: deadhead your dahlia flowers once they've faded to help promote the growth of new flowers. This can give you a flowering season from June all the way through to October.
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What to expect

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Premium Plant in a 3L Pot

Eventual height

80-100cm

Eventual spread

30cm

Flower colour

Bronze and orange

Habit

Bushy

Hardiness

Half-hardy
H3 - Hardy down to -5°C. Tubers will need lifting or mulching heavily over winter in colder parts of the UK.

Spacing

50cm

Will this grow in my garden?

Can I grow this in a pot?

Yes, Dahlia 'Sincerity Bronze Orange' grows well in a 30cm pot if kept above 0°C during winter.

How big does it get?

Dahlia 'Sincerity Bronze Orange' typically reaches a mature height of 60 cm and a spread of 40 cm.

How much sunlight does this need?

Dahlia 'Sincerity Bronze Orange' requires full sun for at least 6 hours a day.

What kind of soil does this plant prefer?

Dahlia 'Sincerity Bronze Orange' prefers fertile, moist but well-drained soil.

How much watering does this plant need?

Dahlia 'Sincerity Bronze Orange' requires about 2.5 to 5 centimetres of water per week, keeping the soil moist but avoiding waterlogging.

Will this plant need pruning?

Dahlia 'Sincerity Bronze Orange' does not strictly need pruning, but regular deadheading will encourage more flowering. Once the foliage is blackened by the first frost (0°C), cut the stems back to around 15 centimetres.

How hardy is this plant?

Dahlia 'Sincerity Bronze Orange' is generally rated H3, tolerating temperatures down to -5°C. In milder southern areas of the UK, tubers can remain in the ground over winter with a thick mulch, but in colder northern regions, they should be lifted and stored frost-free.

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