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Dahlia 'Julie One'
Dahlia 'Jescot Julie' has been a long-standing favourite, a beautiful bi-colour, but it has perhaps been outshone now by 'Julie One', with a softer orange-apricot petal and rich crimson reverse. More
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Dahlia 'Jescot Julie' has been a long-standing favourite with a beautiful bi-colour, but now it has perhaps been outshone now by 'Julie One' which has a softer orange-apricot petal and rich crimson reverse. I absolutely love this.
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| Genus | Dahlia |
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Miscellaneous Group Orchid-flowered and Peony-flowered types are classified as Miscellaneous. Also includes Double Orchid-flowered, Bishop, Mini Bishop and Star dahlias. Click here for more information about dahlia groups. |
| Variety | Julie One |
| Type | Tender Perennial Tuber |
| Common Name | Dahlia |
| Border Position | Back |
| Bulb Size | I |
| Soil Type | Acid, Chalky, Fertile, Neutral |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Site | Full Sun |
| Moisture | Moist but Well-drained |
| Height | 1.2m (4ft) |
| Spacing | Plant just under the soil surface, 75cm (30in) apart. |
| Sowing, Seeds, Planting | Pot them up undercover March or early April in a generous pot (at least 2 litre) filled with multi-purpose potting compost. Place them in a light, frost-free place and keep the compost moist. Pinch out their growing tips when they have reached about 8" tall. They will have formed bushy plants by the time the frosts have ended and will be in flower by the beginning of July. If you don’t have anywhere to grow the potted tubers, you can put them straight into the ground when the frosts are nearly over, mulching them or protecting with a cloche or protective horticultural fleece if the foliage appears before the frosts are over, but this will delay flowering. |
| Care Tips | Support with a stout stick, tie in every couple of weeks. In the south you can mulch deeply and overwinter them in the ground, alternatively, lift and overwinter your dahlias frost free undercover. |
| Flowering | July - November |
| Harvesting | Flower production 5 months |
| Cooking Notes | All dahlia flowers are edible. I use the petals scattered over salad and to decorate a range of puddings. |
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- Sow Under Cover/Plant Indoors
- Direct Sow/Plant Outdoors
- Flowers/Harvest
Advice & Videos
History of the dahlia
First discovered by Aztec Indians and used for food and medicine, this tuber has an interesting history of cultivation.
How to plant and grow dahlia tubers
Discover how to grow strong, healthy dahlias – how to plant, look after and overwinter them, and what to do with your bulbs when they arrive.
How to overwinter dahlia tubers
Sarah discusses the best options for overwintering dahlias – lifting or mulching.
Sublime dark dahlia flower arrangement
Sarah shows you how to make a gorgeous large arrangement of dahlias.
Planting narcissi bulbs with dahlias
Have a beautiful display of flowers in your garden from March to the first frosts with this simple planting technique.
New favourite dahlia arrangement
Sarah shows you how to make a quick arrangement of colourful dahlias.
Growing dahlias in pots
Sarah shows you her favourite dahlia varieties for pots, and gives you some tips on how to grow them successfully.
How to take dahlia cuttings
Watch and learn how to take dahlia cuttings – turn 1 tuber into 10.
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Dahlia 'Julie One' reviews
Average based on 28 reviews
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Reviewed 25th October 2019 by Shirley I purchased 2 dahlia tubers and Julie One was a poor performer. The flower was so small and didn't last very long at all. In comparison to the Tartan this one was a huge disappointment. Reply from the Sarah Raven Team:"Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear of your disappointment with the Julie One dahlia and have refunded you for this." Posted 26th October 2019 |
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Reviewed 18th September 2019 by Shirley I purchased 2 dahlia tubers and Julie One was a poor performer. The flower was so small and didn't last very long at all. In comparison to the Tartan this one was a huge disappointment. |
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Reviewed 17th August 2019 by Jane Feeble plant. Feeble plant. |
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Reviewed 10th August 2019 by Elizabeth Growing nicely with quite a few buds - not the strongest or most vigorous of the dahlias I have planted this year. Some planted later have done a bit better |
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Reviewed 5th August 2019 by Ruth Never grew; should have let you know. |
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Reviewed 3rd August 2019 by Romayne Bit disappointed after ready the description - slow to flower and a bit too Pom-Pom for my liking. |
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Reviewed 3rd August 2019 by John
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Reviewed 3rd August 2019 by Mrs Traherne The flower heads have just come through not as outstanding as I had hoped - too similar in colour to my other Dahlias. |
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Reviewed 2nd August 2019 by Esther Smaller tubers than last year |
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Reviewed 1st August 2019 by Sally Ì had to wait for these to come back into stock but they were worth the wait. They are currently flowering well on lots of rich foliage |
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Reviewed 1st August 2019 by Jane This one is taking longer to get going and a little feeble this year, but if it's anything like the Tangerine Dream of last year, it will be great in 2020. |
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Reviewed 1st August 2019 by Gill Hasn't grown well at all. disappointed. |
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Julie I bought this one because my name is Julie, it has done really well ow it is in the garden. |
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Julie Unusual lovely colouring and easy to grow |
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Maura Lovely strong plants. Well packed on their arrival. Superb blooms. Excellent value. Other than that I can't think why I've given them 5 stars ! |
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Jennifer This plant looked Ok but has died within 2weeks |
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Angie Service excellent but tuber for second year purchase not developed |
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Catherine this is not growing very well, only about 3 inches so far & I'm not sure it's going to flower this year. Not had any other issues with other Dahlias purchased before. Hopefully can keep over winter & will be better next year |
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Joan I am very disappointed with this Dahlia, she is tall with many leaves but no flowers and the slugs and snails are having a field day. In future I will only buy Dahlias that are in flower. |
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Marion The tuber tried to flourish then keeled over and on inspection the tuber was rotting.So no Julie One |
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Elizabeth
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Claire THIS ONE HASN'T FLOWERED YET. SERVICE DELIVERY ETC PERFECT |
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Susan Colour really not as illustrated - insides of petals are quite yellow and outsides more orange than dark red |
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Mellie
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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Sue
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Reviewed 14th July 2019 by Jackie Beginning to flower. 1 failed to grow |
Huge plant
Reviewed 3rd November 2018 by Caroline
This was the largest of all my dahlias this year. It grew 1.6m with loads and loads of 8cm diameter flowers that I picked all summer. I have just dug it up to overwinter and the tuber is enormous. |
Pretty but....
Reviewed 31st July 2018 by Cynthia Edwards ...the flowers are quite small. My plant is very big so the flowers (only 2 so far) look a little lost. it would be better if in the description on the web site there could be an indication of the average diameter of the flowers. Reply from the Sarah Raven Team:"Thank you for taking time to review our site. We will pass your comments on to our web team for consideration for future seasons. Posted 1st August 2018 |
