Dahlia 'French Can Can'

Dahlia 'French Can Can'It is easy to see how the French Can Can Dahlia got its name. The large flowers are blousy, fanciful, and reminiscent of the frilly, layered dresses worn by can can dancers. The petals are blood orange on the bottom with a lighter shade of peachy orange on top and are slightly twisted allowing both colours to be seen at the same time. Perfect for growing in sunny beds and borders, dahlias are excellent plants for bees and butterflies, attracting

large-cupped daffodils

and do so with a minimum of fuss

Delibes is part of the division 2

'Pink Annabelle' is also suitable for coastal and exposed locations

Growing to well below one metre in height

moist but well-drained soil

This lovely springtime mix of Chionodoxa bulbs provides a dazzling splash of colour from early March

beds and pots or tubs to help force early blooming

this planter not only exudes a timeless sort of class

and set against a backdrop of lush green foliage

For best results

their large leaves