Bloomquist Golden is a very tall and busy dahlia. Last year it was one of my first to bloom and it seemed to produce a never-ending stream of stems.
The center is a cute golden button, while the petals are a light gold with hints of raspberry around the edges.
My favorite thing about this dahlia: I LOVE anemone dahlias and this one is an early bloomer and churns out a ton of blooms all season long. If harvest early enough, they have a decent vase life. Plus, they add texture to any bouquet.
Bloom size: 3”
Height: Short — about 3’ feet tall
Tuber rating: produced an abundance of decent tubers
Year I started growing this dahlia: 2023
This listing is for one live dahlia plant, which should produce a small tuber clump by the end of the season.
(Please note: The photos of the plants are not of the exact product. They are examples of what a dahlia cutting will look like.)
About Dahlia Cuttings
Dahlia cuttings are another way to propagate dahlias. If cared for correctly (fertile soil, regular watering and regular harvesting) throughout the growing season, they will produce a small tuber clump that can be overwintered or dug and divided for dahlias the following year.
All dahlia cuttings purchased from the West Seattle Flower Farm will have at least three sets of leaves and have ample roots (which will develop into the dahlia tubers over the course of the season.) They will be hardened off (meaning I slowly introduced them to outside from my grow room over the course of a week) and ready for planting in your garden.
After transplanting to your garden, please check on them daily for at least a week to ensure the transplant remains healthy and the soil remains moist around the base of the plant.
About pick up
Currently dahlia cuttings are only available for pick up at the West Seattle Flower Farm location in the Highland Park neighborhood of West Seattle. I do not ship cuttings.
