Our summer bulbs preorder sale is now on! Preorder your bulbs before Mid August to save on these great deals!
Summer bulbs will be released to market:
Dahlias: End September
All others: End August
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Dahlia Dinner Plate – “Otto’s Thrill” Bulbs
Original price was: R120.00.R99.99Current price is: R99.99.Add to cartDahlia Dinner Plate – “Otto’s Thrill” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March1 Bulb per pack
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot.
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Dahlia Pompon – “Lolly Pop” Bulbs
Original price was: R135.00.R120.00Current price is: R120.00.Add to cartDahlia Pompon – “Lolly Pop” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March2 Bulbs per pack
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot.
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Dahlia Dinner Plate – “White Perfection” Bulbs
Original price was: R120.00.R99.99Current price is: R99.99.Add to cartDahlia Dinner Plate – “White Perfection” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March1 Bulb per pack
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot.
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Dahlia Dinner Plate – “Lavender Perfection” Bulbs
Original price was: R120.00.R99.99Current price is: R99.99.Add to cartDahlia Dinner Plate – “Lavender Perfection” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March1 Bulb per pack
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot.
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Dahlia Terrace – “Tango” Bulbs
Original price was: R135.00.R120.00Current price is: R120.00.Add to cartDahlia Terrace – “Tango” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March2 Bulbs per pack
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot.
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Dahlia Pompon – “Serenity” Bulbs
Original price was: R135.00.R120.00Current price is: R120.00.Add to cartDahlia Pompon – “Serenity” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March2 Bulbs per pack
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot.
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Dahlia Terrace – “Rumba” Bulbs
Original price was: R135.00.R120.00Current price is: R120.00.Add to cartDahlia Terrace – “Rumba” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March2 Bulbs per pack
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot.
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Dahlia Decorative – “Edinburgh” Bulbs
Original price was: R120.00.R99.99Current price is: R99.99.Add to cartDahlia Decorative – “Edinburgh” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March1 Bulb per pack
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot.
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Dahlia Cactus – “Belmonte” Bulbs
Original price was: R120.00.R99.99Current price is: R99.99.Add to cartDahlia Cactus – “Belmonte” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March
1 Bulbs per pack
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot. -
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Dahlia Border – “Park Princess” Bulbs
Original price was: R130.00.R115.00Current price is: R115.00.Add to cartDahlia Border – “Park Princess” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March2 Bulbs per pack
FLOWER: Soft pink, double flowers, semi-cactus
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot.
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Dahlia Border – “Carola” Bulbs
Original price was: R130.00.R115.00Current price is: R115.00.Add to cartDahlia Border – “Carola” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March2 Bulbs per pack
FLOWER: Pink
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot.
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Dahlia Top Mix – “Red” Bulbs
Original price was: R130.00.R115.00Current price is: R115.00.Add to cartDahlia Top Mix – “Red” Bulbs
Available: September – November
Plant: September – Mid December
Flower: End December – March2 Bulbs per pack
Dahlia requires a well-draining soil, if your gardens soil has too much clay then add some sand and compost to improve its quality. You can apply mulch to the top of the soil to keep the moisture in. The plant prefers heat and enjoys being in the full sun. They can endure shade during midday which will decrease their need for water. When planting, the bulbs must be placed 15 – 40cm apart at a depth of 8cm.
When planting, ensure the tubers are pointed down. Water the plant deeply every three days.
Feed every 2 weeks with some liquid fertiliser and in May one must stop watering the bulbs. Once the plant goes dormant in winter then you can remove from the pot or garden until planting season again or leave as it but without watering to avoid bulb rot.