Venti™ Pinkburst Dahlia

This spectacular dahlia instantly energizes your outdoor decor with its vibrant pink and pure white double blooms. Its compact and uniform habit makes it the perfect candidate for brightening flower pots and front-of-border displays all season long. This vigorous plant produces a profusion of sturdy flowers that stand up proudly to the elements. Enjoy a maintenance-free floral show thanks to its solid structure that requires no staking. It transforms every sunny corner into a true festival of brilliant colours.

• Foliage: The rich, deep green leaves create a striking contrast that makes the brilliance of the blooms pop.
• Flowering and stems: Large double flowers with gradient petals of pink and white rise on firm, stocky stems.
• Light: Full sun exposure guarantees a massive bloom and optimal coloration of the petals.
• Habit: Its rounded and well-branched silhouette ensures a dense and harmonious presence in any landscape.
• Growth: This dahlia matures quickly to offer an immediate visual impact from the beginning of summer.
• Soil: It performs beautifully in rich, loose soil that maintains constant light moisture.
• Temperature (Hardiness): This annual plant freezes at the first signs of cold, but its tubers can be stored safely for next year.
• Resistance: Its modern genetics allow it to remain vigorous against common foliage diseases.

• Perfect for creating a focal point in a container on the terrace or balcony.
• Ideal for border massings to structure the space with repeated touches of colour.
• Excellent cut flower for composing fresh and cheerful summer bouquets.

• Watering: Water regularly at the base to keep the soil cool without wetting the foliage.
• Fertilization: Apply a phosphorus-rich fertilizer every two weeks to support flower production.
• Pruning: Remove faded flowers as they go to stimulate the emergence of new buds.
• Planting: Install in the garden only when the risk of frost has completely passed and the soil has warmed up.
• Winter protection: Dig up the tubers after the first black frost, clean them, and store them in a cool, dry place.