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Collarette Dahlia Tuber: Edge of Joy

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Collarette Dahlia Tuber: Edge of Joy

Edge of Joy is a charming collarette dahlia featuring varying amounts deep purple-pink petals edged in white, surrounding a cheerful golden center. Growing 24–36 inches tall, it produces blooms about 3–4 inches across in a bushy, upright habit. Flowering steadily from midsummer to the first frost, Edge of Joy is perfect for borders, containers, and cutting gardens. Also ideal for attracting pollinators such as butterflies and hummingbirds.Ā 

Bloomtime: Midsummer-Fall
Spacing:Ā 18-24"
Height: 24-36"Ā 
Hardy in USDA zones 8–10.Ā 
In colder zones, lift tubers after frost and store in a cool, dry place.

What You’ll Receive:
You will receiveĀ 1 healthy tuber clump (cluster), not a single detached tuber. Each clump contains multiple tubers connected to a central crown.

  • The number of tubers per clump will vary by variety and crop

  • Some varieties naturally produce smaller or fewer tubers

  • Each clump is carefully selected to ensure it has viable growing points (ā€œeyesā€)

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Edge of Joy is a charming collarette dahlia featuring varying amounts deep purple-pink petals edged in white, surrounding a cheerful golden center. Growing 24–36 inches tall, it produces blooms about 3–4 inches across in a bushy, upright habit. Flowering steadily from midsummer to the first frost, Edge of Joy is perfect for borders, containers, and cutting gardens. Also ideal for attracting pollinators such as butterflies and hummingbirds.Ā 

Bloomtime: Midsummer-Fall
Spacing:Ā 18-24"
Height: 24-36"Ā 
Hardy in USDA zones 8–10.Ā 
In colder zones, lift tubers after frost and store in a cool, dry place.

What You’ll Receive:
You will receiveĀ 1 healthy tuber clump (cluster), not a single detached tuber. Each clump contains multiple tubers connected to a central crown.

  • The number of tubers per clump will vary by variety and crop

  • Some varieties naturally produce smaller or fewer tubers

  • Each clump is carefully selected to ensure it has viable growing points (ā€œeyesā€)