How to overwinter dahlia tubers
Sarah discusses the best options for overwintering dahlias – lifting or mulching.
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Dahlia 'Jescot Julie'
Dahlia 'Jescot Julie' is a really unusual dahlia with burnt orange petals and a contrasting coloured plum reverse – one of my very long-standing favourites. More
| 1 tuber 229132-1 | £4.50 |
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| 3 tubers 229132-3 | £9.50 |
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| 6 tubers 229132-6 | £16.95 |
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| 3 litre plant 190158-3L | £9.50 |
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Dahlia 'Jescot Julie' is a really unusual dahlia with burnt orange petals and a contrasting coloured plum reverse – one of my very long-standing favourites.
Our dahlias:
- are first class, healthy tubers – the largest and best you can buy.
- come with full planting, spacing and cultivating instructions for beginner gardeners
- tubers should be potted up when they arrive and be kept in a light, frost-free place until the frosts are over and then be planted into the garden.
| Genus | Dahlia |
| Variety | Jescot Julie |
| Group |
Decorative Group, For more information on dahlia groups, click here. For more information on dahlia groups, click here. |
| Type | Tender Perennial Tuber |
| Border Position | Middle |
| Soil Type | Acid, Chalky, Fertile, Neutral |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Site | Full Sun |
| Moisture | Moist but Well-drained |
| Height | 75cm (30in) |
| Spacing | Plant 30cm (12in) deep, 75cm (30in) apart. |
| 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. |
| Flowering | July - November |
| Vase Life | Only pick dahlias in full flower. Recut the hollow stem ends under water to avoid airlocks. |
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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- Sow Under Cover/Plant Indoors
- Direct Sow/Plant Outdoors
- Flowers/Harvest
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Delivery
Bulb Delivery - When in stock, outdoor bulbs are normally despatched within 2-3 working days. During the busy months of February and September/October, it can take up to two weeks for delivery, due to the number of orders being processed. Please note, we despatch all of our orders in the order they were placed.
Plant Delivery - When in stock, please allow up to 2 weeks for despatch.
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Dahlia 'Jescot Julie' reviews
Average based on 2 reviews
Gorgeous, grows well in the North
Reviewed 13th January 2017 by Kay I received Jescott Julie as part of a collection. I love it so I've grown it for the past three years. I garden in the High Pennines with a short growing season, I plant this dahlia in a raised bed as a tuber right at the end of May and by September I have lots of lovely flowers to cut for the house. I love this with Karma Choc another great doer in my garden. As a novice (and rather lazy) gardener I would recommend dahlias they are easy and trouble free to grow (watch out for greedy slugs in the early days) though you do need a stake or two for those September gales so frequent in the high hills. Spectactular results with hardly any effort! |
Joyful!
Reviewed 23rd January 2016 by Judi Delaney This dahlia is simpler in it's form than some of the others, but for me, this adds to it's charm. It has a gorgeous tangerine colour to the face of the petals, but the underside is streaked heavily with a deep pink - the sort of colouring that makes you marvel at how clever nature is! Standing alone or in a jug mixed with deep purples and reds - it is an absolute delight. |
