Dahlia Dinnerplate - Thomas A. Edison Size:2 TUBERS Transplant spacing for cells should

Transplant spacing for cells should be around 12-15 cm (5-6") apart in rows that are 45-75 cm (18-30") apart

Two plantings annually

The method for cooking the meat over the pit is now only done in a few places still and a grill replaces the pit

Tubers are brittle and can be difficult to dig at the end of the growing season

dry garage or basement to over winter and then planted again in spring after the last frost date

Dahlia Dinnerplate - Thomas A. Edison Size:2 TUBERS Transplant spacing for cells shouldDahlia dinnerplate Thomas A. Edison ( Tuber) Giant Flowers, Great Cut Flowers Great Cut Flowers, Blooms Summer to fall Easy to grow 1. Dig a hole 3 4" deep. 2. Set the tuberous root firmly in place. 3. Cover the tuberous root with soil and water thoroughly. A favorite for intensity of color is Dahlia 'Thomas Edison', a dinnerplate type, with very dark and intensely violet purple blooms always catching visitor's attention. This is a very dependable