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Jowey Morris Semi Cactus Dahlia
American Meadows

Jowey Morris Semi Cactus Dahlia

Energize your summer and fall garden with the stunning 'Jowey Morris' Semi Cactus Dahlia. This variety showcases large, 6-inch blooms featuring a gorgeous color transition, starting burgundy at the base, fading to soft pink, and ending with pure white tips. These flowers are held on long stems above deep green foliage, making them excellent for cutting. They thrive in full sun and prefer average, well-drained soil. While perennial in zones 8-10, tubers can be lifted after frost in cooler climates for spring replanting. This easy-to-grow dahlia variety is known to attract both butterflies and hummingbirds.

$19.99

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Owner Satisfaction

4.0

/ 5

 

Category Rank

3048

/ 3259

#3048 in Plant & Flower Bulbs

Price vs Category Average

-15%

Below average

Zones

310810

/ - (Perennial in Zones -)

 

Who it's for

  • Dramatic Visual Impact
  • Exceptional Cut Flower
  • Extended Blooming Season

Who should skip it

  • Requires Winter Storage
  • Susceptible to Pests
  • Needs Staking and Support

Key Specs

Zones

3-10 (Perennial in Zones 8-10)

Flower Size

6 inches

Mature Height

20-24 inches tall

Planting Depth

1-2 inches deep

Soil Type

Well-Drained Soil (Loamy, Sandy, Acidic)

Ships As

Bulb, Rhizome, Tuber

Neonicotinoid Free

Yes

Toxic if eaten in large amounts

Features

  • Large 6-inch semi-cactus blooms
  • Color fades from deep pink to white tips
  • Long stems ideal for arrangements
  • Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds
  • Suitable for container planting
  • Easy to grow and maintain
  • Excellent for cut flowers

What customers say

Customers are highly enthusiastic about the Jowey Morris Dahlia's aesthetic appeal, frequently praising its spectacular fiery orange apricot blooms and unique semi cactus form. Successful growers report prolific blooming and exceptional color intensity, viewing the plant as a stunning garden focal point. However, sentiment is polarized by inconsistent tuber quality upon arrival. A recurring issue involves viability, with some tubers failing to sprout, leading to frustration regarding value. While the performance of successful plants is outstanding, potential buyers should note the inherent risk associated with the starting material. The exceptional beauty achieved by many justifies the premium status for those who experience success.

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