Dahlia Pompom 'Little William'

Area of origin: Mexico, Central America.
Adult size: 70 cm.
Foliage: Deciduous.
Soil type: Moist and rich.
Hardiness: Not hardy (lift the tubers out in winter).
Exposure: Full sun.


Characteristics and uses:
The Dahlia pompom 'Little William' gives small, round, bees’ nest-shaped, red with white tips flowers. It brings in a touch of originality to your flowering beds or pots.

The dormant tubers are planted out in the spring, from February to end of May, and offer you a display of magnificent flowers from the summer through to the first frosts.
Dahlias like to be watered when it is hot, their roots kept in the shade and their heads in the sun.

Dead-heading on a regular basis will promote the apparition of new blooms and staking is a must for the tallest varieties.