Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)
Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)

Dahlia Cafe au Lait Decorative Tuber (NOT TO WA)

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  • WA Permitted: No

 

The Dahlia Cafe au Lait, a decorative Dahlia and would have to be the most popular dahlia to date, it’s not hard to see why! Blooming in the most dreamy soft coffee, cream and blush tones.

Blooms can grow up to 30cm across.

Only Available as Express Post. Unable to ship to WA.

Growing dahlias from tubers is a breeze, especially in the Australian climate, where they can be planted from September to December. Below are a few tips on how to get your dahlias started:

Soil Preparation: Start by enriching your soil with a generous mix of compost and well-rotted manure. This ensures that your dahlias have the nutrients they need to thrive.

Planting: Plant the tubers approximately 10cm deep and space them about 60cm apart. This gives each dahlia ample room to grow.

Alternatively, the tubers can be sprouted in pots and then transferred into the garden. Fill a pot with organic matter, then place the tuber in, leaving the neck just out. Dampen the soil and leave in the greenhouse until sprouted. Mist water if the soil is very dry, otherwise leave. Make sure you harden them off before planting them in the garden. 

Sunlight: Choose a location in your garden that receives full / half sun. However, if the sun in your area is scorching, consider providing some shade protection.

Watering: Water in well if soil is dry. Then once the plant is established water regularly. 

Support: To prevent damage from high winds, it's a good idea to stake or corral your dahlias. If staking do this before planting the tubers to avoid any damage to the tuber.

Pinching: Once your dahlia seedlings have developed 4-5 sets of leaves, you can pinch the tips off them. This encourages the growth of additional shoots, resulting in more blooms.

Deadheading: Regularly remove old flowers from your dahlias. This encourages the plant to produce even more blooms.

Harvesting: Dahlias do not open much after harvesting, so it is important to cut when they have opened but not fully. 

Nutrient Balance: Keep an eye on the nutrients your dahlias receive. Too much nitrogen can result in excessive foliage growth at the expense of blooms. To encourage abundant blossoms, consider using high-potassium fertilisers and iron sulfate.

End Of Season: You can leave dahlia tubers in the ground, but they will form a cluster of competing tubers. It's best to lift and divide them during mid-winter. See how to divide dahlias here.

When to Sow in your climate

The below is a guide on which months to sow based on your climate

Cool: September, October, and November
Temperate: September, October, and November
Sub-tropical: August, September, October, November, and December
Tropical: August, September, October, November, and December
Arid: September, October, and November

FREE Postage (excludes WA, Floret Originals and accessories)

Orders over $100 - FREE Parcel Post 

NSW, VIC, SA, QLD, NT, ACT & TAS Shipping Info
(See WA at the bottom of the page)

Australia Post Postage Costs

Letter Post Priority: $3.50 (No Tracking)

Parcel Post: $8.90 (Parcels that contain a large item accessories like trugs, herb dryers and large books are charged $15.95) 

Express Post: $14.90 (Parcels that contain a large item accessories like trugs, herb dryers and large books are charged $19.95) 

TUBERS are Express Post Only as they are perishable. Price calculated on checkout as they weigh up to 400g each postage will vary.

Postage Time Frames:

Parcel Post estimated 3-8 business days
Express estimated 2-4 business days 
Regular Letter Priority estimated 4-10 business days 
Dispatch is usually 1-3 days 

WA Shipping Information


Please Note:

  • Orders are sent weekly on a Wednesday morning, as they require a quarantine inspection on arrival.
  • Order cut off is midnight Tuesday night as long as payment is finalised. Sometimes paypal payments can take 24-48hrs to go through. This is rare. If this is the case the order will go into the following week's dispatch.
  • Please note not all seeds can be sent to WA. Seeds that cannot be sent are marked on the thumbnail or below the price on the product page. These seeds are NOT permitted to WA.
  • Unfortunately due the way our orders get to WA Quarantine we cannot send large items like accessories, books etc.
  • Unfortunately we don't offer Express Post to WA as the parcels are sent weekly and defeats the purpose of Express post. You can however choose parcel post.


Postage Costs (inc quarantine inspection fees)

Letter Post: $7.50 (No Tracking) this includes the cost of quarantine inspection.

Parcel Post: $13.90 this includes quarantine inspection fees (Parcels that contain large item accessories like trugs, herb dryers and large books are charged $16.95)

Tracking for parcel post will kick in after it has been inspected at WA quarantine and enters the mail stream. There is no tracking on letters.

Sorry we cannot offer free post to WA due to the cost of quarantine inspection fees.

Click here for all WA permitted seeds.

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