


Dahlia Unwin Mixed is a dwarf dahlia variety known for its bright, double blooms in red, yellow, pink, and orange shades. Compact and bushy, it’s ideal for borders, pots, or cut flower beds. This cool-season favorite thrives in full sun and blooms well in Pakistan’s winter, offering color, form, and reliable performance in small spaces.
Why Grow Dahlia Unwins from Seed?
- Compact Plants – Grow just 12–18 inches tall
- Bright Single Blooms – A full mix of winter-flowering shades
- Winter Flowering – Blooms from late winter to early spring
- Good for Pollinators – Attracts butterflies and bees
- Pot & Border Friendly – Suited for 8–12 inch containers or garden beds
How to Grow Dahlia Unwins from Seed
When to Sow: August to October (best for Pakistan’s climate); transplant before winter
Steps:
- Start seeds in trays or small pots using seed-starting mix
- Lightly cover with soil and keep moist
- Place in a warm, bright spot (20–25°C); germinates in 7–14 days
- Transplant seedlings once 3–4 inches tall
- Space 10–12 inches apart in full sun
Fertilizer & Care
- Soil Prep: Mix Vermicompost into flower beds or potting mix
- Feeding: Use Flower Fertilizer every 2–3 weeks once buds appear
- Watering: Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy
- Deadheading: Remove old flowers to encourage more blooms
- Pest Watch: Use Neem Oil Spray if needed
FAQs
How long do they take to flower from seed?
Usually 10–12 weeks from sowing if started early indoors.