5 Gorgeous New Dahlias Gardeners Will Love
Updated: Feb. 16, 2021Fill your garden with vibrant color by planting and growing these new types of dahlias from Swan Island Dahlias.
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N-Force
Swan Island is the largest dahlia grower in the United States, with hundreds of types of dahlias. Nicholas Gitts, co-owner of Swan Island Dahlias in Canby, Oregon, loved this 5-inch bloom with stunning burnt rust petals so much that instead of Enforce, it was named N-Force after him.
Hula
This 2020 introduction is a 3-foot-tall collarette with 3-inch fuchsia blooms arrayed around a darker center that turns a surprising yellow as it matures. Check out 5 new bulbs to plant this fall for spring color.
Spoiled Rotten
These 7-inch fuchsia-and-cream blossoms almost crave attention. The large, bright flowers dot the deer-resistant stems and leaves. These are the top 10 biggest blooms for your flower garden.
Make a Wish
Grow (and cut) this unusual 3-inch orchid-style type of dahlia with star-shaped white blooms to make your dreams come true. Next, learn how to care for chrysanthemums.