Dahlia Seed, Stargazer Mix  Dahlia x hybrida These star-shaped dahlias bloom reliably from seed and produce 3-4” semi-double blossoms with open centers.  Color is solid or two-tone, with reds, scarlets, apricots, oranges and yellows.   A favorite of garden pollinators and visually stunning, these dahlias are a great addition to the front border. Native to Mexico where the Aztecs called them “ cocoxochitl or acocotli“.  A tender perennial that grows up to 30”.   Space 9-12” apart.  SSF. Packet - (.5 g ~60 seeds) ...

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DAHLIA Seed, Harlequin Mix Dahlia x hybrid   That’s right, it’s a dahlia from seed!  Playful, bi-colored and single-colored collarette-type dahlias liven up your garden borders and containers with semi-double blooms in magenta-white, scarlet-yellow, orange, red, magenta, purple, and ivory.  Compact plants growing to 16” tall form (edible) tubers that can be lifted from the garden and stored to grow next season, or held in a pot and protected until frost free days come around again in Spring.  Because of its short stature, this dahlia begins to bloom early and will keep going until Fall frost.  SSF. Packet - 1/2 g (~60 seeds) ...

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Longer-Lived Edible Flowers (5 packets)  Looking for edible flowers that stick around a little longer?  With this collection of biennial and perennial flowers, you’ll be able to have multiple years of edibles from the same plant.  Growing tips included with your packets of:  Basil Discovery Mix, Campanula Cup N' Saucer Mix, Bachelor's Button Mix, Nasturtium, Sweet Williams Double Choice. We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary. $22.50 (Save 10% off the individual packet price)  ...

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Dahlia, Bishop’s Children Dahlia x hybrida  (80 days transplant to flowering)  We are grateful to our friends at Wild Garden Seeds for this beautiful heirloom mix.  Tall (3’+) plants with deep, dark purple foliage sporting 3-4" single and double blooms in a range of solid or variegated tones. Orange, apricot, gold, red, pink, purple and bicolored broad flat petals. Long straight stems are perfect for tall bouquets. Dahlias grown from seed also produce tubers that will be perennial in mild climate areas, or overwinter through freezes under a deep mulch. Tubers can be left to regrow the next season or dug up and divided to multiply and share....

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