These were the fastest growing and most abundant this season. While the color didn't have as much gradient as shown they were a beautiful bright wine. Last a while as cut flowers. Upper blooms in photo.
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Dramatic deep-red hues on this fully double decorative dahlia
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BOTANICAL NAME
Dahlia
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LIGHT REQUIREMENT
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Romantic, and dare we say sultry Dahlia Red Runner is a vibrant decorative-type dahlia. Featuring bold, velvety red blooms, its elegantly curved petals lighten as they stretch out from the dark, crimson center. Its perfectly symmetrical, medium-sized flowers add dramatic color and refined texture to garden beds and floral arrangements. Reliable and free-flowering, Red Runner provides a steady display of rich color from midsummer through the first frost.
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| Amount | Recommended Coverage |
|---|---|
| 2 Bulbs / Ships in Spring | Up to 0.75 Sq. Ft |
| 4 Bulbs / Ships in Spring | Up to 1.5 Sq. Ft |
| 8 Bulbs / Ships in Spring | Up to 2.75 Sq. Ft |
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Overall rating: 3.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.
These were the fastest growing and most abundant this season. While the color didn't have as much gradient as shown they were a beautiful bright wine. Last a while as cut flowers. Upper blooms in photo.
Maria 5/5 Verified
The jury is out so far. I live in Southern Californian and I planted 2 tubers in April and they have failed to sprout. I planted 23 varieties and 27 have sprouted but red runner has not sprouted yet.
Lynda E. 1/5 Verified