Dahlia 'Firepot' Calathea makoyana One of our all time

One of our all time favourite varieties with many multi-headed blooms produced in profusion through March and April and all with the most exquisite perfume

It also makes a great specimen tree when planted alone

Redcurrant Rovada - Ripens a bit later than most other varieties of redcurrant so the fruit has even longer to get naturally sweeter

To get the best display of colour

pot-grown specimens do need to be watered more frequently than those planted in the ground

Dahlia 'Firepot' Calathea makoyana One of our all timeSpectacular waterlily shaped flowers glowing with all the colours of an autumn sunset Long flowering from early summer until the first frosts around October Compact variety ideal for pots This Dahlia's vibrant colours make it perfect for a hot border Shocking pink when in bud, the flowers open to warm shades of coral and tangerine with golden yellow centres Very prolific flowering, will keep producing blooms even when cut See how our premium 3L pots