Dahlia 'Who Me'
Orders placed before 1 March 2025
You can expect your order in February/March 2025
Orders placed 1 March - 15 April 2025
You can expect your order in March/April 2025
Orders placed 16 April - 15 May 2025
You can expect your order within 10 business days
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£4.99
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Description
This coy character couldn’t possibly be responsible for anything other than bringing dahlia delight at all times! Dahlia 'Who Me' isn’t loud in terms of colour and that kind of bashful beauty is all part of the charm. Large blooms formed of cool white petals keep it chic and simple, yet there’s a very sweet and subtle blush of soft mauve-pink to add a hint of pastel tone to your planting scheme.
Mingle Dahlia 'Who Me' among other pastel-coloured flowers for a soft and soothing summer show of subtle hues. This pretty variety works just as well jumbled into a mixed colour cottage-style border where the huge off-white flowers will catch the sun and gleam like spotlights. If you like picking fresh flowers to enjoy in your home, you’ll love the rich pickings from a prolific dahlia like 'Who Me'. The more you cut, the more will grow and they’ll continue not just until the end of summer, but they’ll persevere all the way up until the first frosts!
Key features
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Good for cutting
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Perfect for pots
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Comes back every year
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Thrives well in full sun
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Packed in paper bags
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Low maintenance
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May need winter cover
Specs & details
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Botanical name
Dahlia 'Who Me'
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Flower colour
White, pink
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Tuber size
1
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Established height
50-70m
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Established spread
30-50cm
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Plant spacing
5 tubers per m2
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Leaf colour
Green
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Habit
Upright
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Life cycle
Perennial
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Hardiness
Half hardy
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Years to establish
1st year
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Sunlight
Full sun
Partial shade -
Position
Sheltered
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Suitable for
Large containers
Borders
Gravel gardens
Coastal gardens
Cottage gardens
Low maintenance gardens
Cut flower gardens -
Soil acidity
Any
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Soil moisture
Free draining
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Soil type
Loam
Sandy
Multipurpose compost
Loam-based compost -
Growing skill
Easy to grow
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Scented
No
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Pollinator-friendly
No
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Mouse resistant
No
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Rabbit resistant
No
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Deer resistant
No
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Toxicity
No report
Plant calendar
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | June | July | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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- Planting
- Flowering
Useful information
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Dahlia 'Who Me' is half hardy, which means that it should be kept frost free over winter and during spring.
For best results, start your dahlia tubers in temporary pots in a
greenhouse in March or April to grow on to transplant outside later in the season—this will give them a head start.Alternatively, you can plant the Dahlia 'Who Me' tubers directly outside in May.
Plant with the stump of last year's stem facing upwards. The tuber should be fully submerged but with the stump just below the soil surface.
Plant one tuber per 8-10" pot if growing on during spring. When
planting outside, space the tubers around 30-50cm apart from each other. Compact varieties don’t need so much space.Water-in thoroughly after planting and continue to water regularly once in full growth, but only when the soil appears to be nearly dry.
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Orders placed before 1 March 2025
You can expect your order in Feb/March 2025Orders placed 1 March - 15 April 2025
You can expect your order in April 2025Orders placed 16 April - 15 May 2025
You can expect your order within 10 business days
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