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Great Silence is a bright salmon/coral pink, with a hint of gold, double waterlily dahlia. Dahlias make brilliant and prolific cut flowers – the more you cut them, the more flowers they produce. The taller varieties need staking. They should be lifted in autumn after the first frost and stored over winter, or at least protected with a mulch of peat or straw. Bring them back into growth in early April, then plant them out in the garden from May onwards. Full sun, partial shade. Grow in fertile, moist but well-drained soil in a sheltered position. Suitable for beds, borders, and containers.
Established height: 70cm-1m
Established spread: 30-50cm
Position: Middle to back of border, full sun to partial shade
Flowers: July to October (or to the first frost of the year)
Life: Perennial
Hardiness: Half hardy
Rosebie founded The Real Flower Company in 1999 with a vision to grow and sell beautiful scented flowers, whilst placing provenance, sustainability, and good business ethics into all the company does. The lamentable lack of scent in most cut flowers inspired Rosebie to create The Real Flower Company so that our customers could experience the joy of fragrant English flowers, herbs and foliage
Each bouquet showcases the very best of what is in bloom right now and all are made-to-order on our sustainable English flower farm. Each bespoke bouquet will be sent directly from farm to door next-day or on a day of your choice in our signature green recyclable box, finished with a satin ribbon tie.
Delivery Days
We can deliver the next day, on most orders, if it is placed on our website, or by telephone, by 4pm. We deliver 5 days a week, Tuesday to Saturday.
We can also do same-day delivery from either of our London Shops.
New King's Road - 0207 736 6517 (Open Monday to Saturday), Swains Lane - 0203 011 5556 (Open Tuesday to Sunday).
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We guarantee our flowers for 5 days upon receipt. Full care instructions are provided with every flower delivery.
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