Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah

Dahlia Imperialis

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Overview

The Tree Dahlia, Dahlia imperialis, boasts lofty heights of up to 20 ft, adorned with large, delicate lavender to white blooms measuring 6-8 in across. This perennial stands out in late fall with its bamboo-like stems. Suited for USDA zones 7-10, it requires full sun to partial shade and well-draining soil. Frost-sensitive, it makes a stunning backdrop or accent in a sheltered area of the garden.

Sun Full, HalfWater Extra in Summer, MediumZones 9–10Climate Subtropical

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — This perennial stands out in late fall with its bamboo-like stems

Culture

Sun: Full, Half
Water: Extra in Summer, Medium
USDA zones: 9–10

Shape & size

Classification

Family: Asteraceae
Climate: Subtropical

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Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — multi-colored and purple flowers in the garden

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — perennial for full or half

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — This perennial stands out in late fall with its bamboo-like stems; the Tree Dahlia thrives in

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — boasts lofty heights of up to 20 ft; suited for USDA zones 7-10, it requires full sun to partial

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — delicate lavender to white blooms measuring 6-8 in across; which can reach diameters of 4 inches

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — offers a majestic presence in any garden landscape; though it is generally considered hardy in USDA

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — commonly known as Tree Dahlia; the Tree Dahlia comes into its glory

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — Frost-sensitive, it makes a stunning backdrop or accent in a sheltered area of the garden; commonly

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — Suited for USDA zones 7-10, it requires full sun to partial shade and well-draining soil; perennial

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — Hailing from Central America and Colombia; boasts lofty heights of up to 20 ft

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — growing to impressive heights of up to 20 feet tall in favorable conditions; or sometimes white

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — this remarkable plant radiates a tropical aura and vertical interest; hailing from Central America

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — the Tree Dahlia comes into its glory; growing to impressive heights of up to 20 feet tall in

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — which can reach diameters of 4 inches; this plant creates a striking visual statement and is sure to

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — just as many flowers begin to wane; this perennial stands out in late fall with its bamboo-like stems

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — The plant sports spectacular clusters of lavender; these blooms are perched atop the stems

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — or sometimes white bell-shaped blossoms; multi-colored and purple flowers in the garden

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — each measuring roughly 6 to 8 inches across; frost-sensitive, it makes a stunning backdrop or accent

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — These blooms are perched atop the stems; just as many flowers begin to wane

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — though it is generally considered hardy in USDA zones 7 through 10.<br><br>Given its, image 46

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — though it is moderately drought-tolerant once established; perennial for full or half

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — the Tree Dahlia thrives in well-draining soil with regular watering; though it is moderately

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — This plant creates a striking visual statement and is sure to captivate onlookers; the Tree Dahlia

Tree Dahlia, Bell Or Candelabra Dah (Dahlia Imperialis) — the Tree Dahlia makes for a stunning backdrop in the landscape or as a standalone specimen; the plant

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