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Dahlia Cactus – Belmonte

R120.00

1 Tuber

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Pre-order notice: Dahlias are shipped separately and will ship from October 2026.
Pre-order notice: Summer bulbs are pre-orders and will ship from September to December 2026.
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Cactus Dahlia | Soft Pink

Dahlia ‘Belmonte’ is a stunning cactus dahlia, admired for its soft pink blooms with spiky, elongated petals that create a dramatic starburst effect. Its medium, bushy habit makes it ideal for borders, garden beds, and striking cut flower arrangements. The gentle colour and unique form bring a cheerful, elegant presence to summer gardens.

Tuber Count: 1 Clump
Plant Height: 60–90 cm
Plant Type: Tender perennial
Light Requirement: Full Sun
Blooms: Summer to First Frost
Plant Spacing: 40–50 cm
Plant Staking: Recommended for support due to taller growth

Dahlias are shipped as multiple tubers with a minimum of one eye guaranteed. If you’re not ready to plant upon arrival, store tubers in a cool, dry, dark place until planting time.

Planting Information

Plant dahlias after the last spring frost, once soil temperatures reach 15 °C. Choose a rich, well-drained flower bed or planter. Loosen the soil to a depth of 30 cm and enrich with compost and an all-purpose granular fertiliser. Plant tubers with the eye or sprout facing upwards, positioning the top of the tuber 8 cm below the soil surface. Backfill, firm the soil, and water well to eliminate air pockets. Ensure containers have sufficient drainage.

Tips for Growing Dahlias

  • Avoid overwatering newly planted tubers—this can cause rot. Water once at planting, then wait until shoots appear before watering again.

  • Water deeply once or twice a week, keeping foliage dry to reduce disease.

  • Feed with a water-soluble fertiliser every 3–4 weeks during the growing season.

  • Deadhead regularly to encourage continuous flowering.

  • Cutting flowers for arrangements promotes bushier growth and more blooms.

  • In most regions, tubers can overwinter in the ground. In colder areas, lift and store after the first frost.

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