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Golden Sceptre Dahlias do exactly what it says on the tin - the flowers are a glowing orb of bright canary yellow, with a darker, richer shade of gold towards the heart of each bloom.
The 10cm double Ball blooms are made up of layers of silky, inwardly curved petals which create a perfectly formed sphere in a honeycomb pattern. Flowers are held on sturdy stems, so they can happily nod in an average summer breeze without damage. They make really good cut flowers - very long-lasting in a vase or arrangement and small enough to be worn as a corsage or woven into floral headdresses for boho weddings. The handsome, dark green leaves set off the blooms perfectly.
Browse our other Ball Dahlias or our full range of Dahlias here.
All dahlias do best in deep rich soil with good drainage in a sunny spot. If it is windy they will need staking. They are greedy, thirsty plants so will need watering in dry spells, and they will always flower that little bit better if there is a bit of soluble food in the watering can once every couple of weeks.
It is generally more convenient to put support stakes in at planting time, rather than leaving it until there is foliage in the way.
In the mixed border, their golden yellow colour will sit well with other late-season perennials with warmer-toned flowers.