Girl Cutting Dahlias for a Wooden Crate
A child gathers fresh garden dahlias to pack them into a wooden crate.
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Gathering Dahlias in a Flower Garden
Dahlias bloom in late summer and autumn, offering a wide variety of flower shapes and rich colors. Harvesting these flowers carefully allows new buds to continue opening throughout the growing season. Storing freshly cut stems in crates helps protect the delicate petals while transporting them from garden beds.
Fun Facts About Dahlias
Dahlias originate from the mountainous regions of Mexico and Central America, where they were grown for centuries. They belong to the same plant family as daisies and sunflowers, producing tubers underground that store nutrients over the winter. Some dahlia blooms can reach over ten inches across, earning them the nickname giant dinner-plate dahlias.
Natural Colors of Dahlias and Garden Crates
- Dahlia Petals: shade of magenta, coral, peach, white, or deep red
- Dahlia Foliage: dark green with smooth stems
- Wooden Crate: natural weathered cedar or warm tan oak
- Soil and Garden Bed: dark brown earth