Cafe au Lait Mini Dahlia - AKA Jolene
Okay, now that you’ve got the song playing in your head, know that this little lady is just as robust a grower as regular size Cafe au Lait but her blushy buff blooms are of a more manageable size.
Though she’ll easily hit 6’ or more in height and needs her space in the garden, her bloom size runs about 5” which makes her a lovely addition to bouquets as well as arrangements that are more in line with a homeowner’s table size than a banquet facility’s.
She starts blooming later in the summer, and is well worth the wait so prepare to be patient. Harvest her blooms with plenty of stem length and by doing so you’ll increase branching at lower growth points helping stabilize the plant as she cranks out the next round of blooms.
Okay, now that you’ve got the song playing in your head, know that this little lady is just as robust a grower as regular size Cafe au Lait but her blushy buff blooms are of a more manageable size.
Though she’ll easily hit 6’ or more in height and needs her space in the garden, her bloom size runs about 5” which makes her a lovely addition to bouquets as well as arrangements that are more in line with a homeowner’s table size than a banquet facility’s.
She starts blooming later in the summer, and is well worth the wait so prepare to be patient. Harvest her blooms with plenty of stem length and by doing so you’ll increase branching at lower growth points helping stabilize the plant as she cranks out the next round of blooms.
Okay, now that you’ve got the song playing in your head, know that this little lady is just as robust a grower as regular size Cafe au Lait but her blushy buff blooms are of a more manageable size.
Though she’ll easily hit 6’ or more in height and needs her space in the garden, her bloom size runs about 5” which makes her a lovely addition to bouquets as well as arrangements that are more in line with a homeowner’s table size than a banquet facility’s.
She starts blooming later in the summer, and is well worth the wait so prepare to be patient. Harvest her blooms with plenty of stem length and by doing so you’ll increase branching at lower growth points helping stabilize the plant as she cranks out the next round of blooms.