Dahlia Dinner Plate Thomas Edison Thomas Edison, famous for his inventive abilities, would approve of this namesake dahlia. Jewel tone purple petals that darken towards the center and big 6"-8" blossoms make this outstanding plant a noteworthy discovery. A good bloomer and an easy care plant. Create a little electricity in your garden with Thomas Edison's help. Highlights & Hints - This is a luscious shade of purple, deep, rich and regal. - A half dozen dinnerplate dahlia flowers in a casual jug or pitcher creates a simple, yet beautiful, centerpiece. - Dinnerplate dahlias are big, bright, bold and amoung the flashiest of garden flowers. They are not for the timid. Common Name: Dahlia Thomas Edison, dinner plate Botanical Name: Dahlia 'Thomas Edison' Color: Rich purple blooms, 6-8" across Mature Height: 46-54" Hardiness: Zones 8-10, elsewhere lift tubers in fall and store indoors Bloom Time: Summer to mid to late fall Bulb/Plant Size: #1 tuberous bulb, 2-3 eyes, the largest size commercially available Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 3 large tubers Basic Planting Information Soil Type: well drained Light/Exposure: full sun to light shade Moisture: moderate; light when established Planting Depth: 4-5" deep Spacing: 12-18" apart

You'll Receive 1 pack of 3 large tuberous bulbs