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dark leaf dahlia seeds Black Dahlia Flower Seeds for Sale – 10 Rare Violet Blooms – Seed World

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dark leaf dahlia seeds Black Dahlia Flower Seeds for Sale – 10 Rare Violet Blooms – Seed WorldBlack Dahlia Flower Seeds Rare Violet Blooms (20 Pack) Looking for black dahlia flower seeds for sale? These striking, deep violet blooms add a bold statement to any garden. Ideal for gardeners who love dramatic colors and rare varieties, these seeds produce stunning flowers up to 18 inches tall. Why Choose Black Dahlia? Unique dark violet blooms rare and eye catching Grows up to 18 inches tall excellent for beds or containers Thrives in full sun or

Black Dahlia Flower Seeds – Rare Violet Blooms (20 Pack)

Looking for black dahlia flower seeds for sale? These striking, deep violet blooms add a bold statement to any garden. Ideal for gardeners who love dramatic colors and rare varieties, these seeds produce stunning flowers up to 18 inches tall.

Why Choose Black Dahlia?

  • 🌸 Unique dark-violet blooms – rare and eye-catching
  • 🌿 Grows up to 18 inches tall – excellent for beds or containers
  • 🌞 Thrives in full sun or partial shade
  • 📦 Sealed 20-seed pack – fresh and ready to plant

What’s in the Pack?

Each pack contains 20 premium Black Dahlia flower seeds. These are open-pollinated seeds, suitable for gardeners in USDA Zones 3–10.

Planting Instructions

  • Best Time to Plant: Spring, after last frost
  • Soil: Deep, fertile, well-draining (pH 6.0–6.5)
  • Light: Full sun or partial shade
  • Depth: Lightly cover with topsoil
  • Watering: Keep moist during germination (7–21 days)

Note on the Name & Color

"Black Dahlia" is a common trade name for very dark dahlia strains. In botany there is no truly jet-black dahlia; blooms that look “black” are actually deep burgundy to violet and can appear near-black in certain light. Because dahlias grown from seed don’t come exactly true to a named parent, natural variation is expected. Our seed lot is selected from dark-flowered lines, so you can expect sumptuous, dramatic tones ranging from rich burgundy to very dark purple, with occasional lighter accents. Photos are representative of the range.

FAQs

How tall do Black Dahlia plants grow?

They grow up to 18 inches tall under ideal sun and soil conditions.

Can I plant them in containers?

Yes! They’re great for both garden beds and containers on balconies or patios.

How many seeds per plant?

We recommend sowing 2–3 seeds per spot and thinning later if needed.

Are these annual or perennial?

They are annuals but can be lifted and stored indoors to replant the next season.

Where to buy black dahlia flower seeds for sale?

At Seeds World, we offer fresh black dahlia flower seeds with fast shipping across the U.S. Perfect for your rare flower collection!

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