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Dinnerplate Dahlia Tuber: Fairway Pilot

Dinnerplate Dahlia Tuber: Fairway Pilot

$5.99
Dinnerplate Dahlia Tuber: Fairway Pilot
$5.99

The Story

Fairway Pilot is a dinnerplate dahlia renowned for its large, blushed salmon hues, creating a soft, romantic display. Reaching a mere 24-36 inches in height, it produces impressive flowers measuring up to 10 inches across. Blooming continuously from midsummer until the first frost, Fairway Pilot adds a beautiful touch to flower arrangements from your cut flower garden. 

Bloomtime: Midsummer-Fall
Spacing: 15"
Height: 24-36" 
Hardy in USDA zones 8–10. 
In colder zones, lift tubers after frost and store in a cool, dry place.

What You’ll Receive:
You will receive 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 (“eyes”)

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Description

Fairway Pilot is a dinnerplate dahlia renowned for its large, blushed salmon hues, creating a soft, romantic display. Reaching a mere 24-36 inches in height, it produces impressive flowers measuring up to 10 inches across. Blooming continuously from midsummer until the first frost, Fairway Pilot adds a beautiful touch to flower arrangements from your cut flower garden. 

Bloomtime: Midsummer-Fall
Spacing: 15"
Height: 24-36" 
Hardy in USDA zones 8–10. 
In colder zones, lift tubers after frost and store in a cool, dry place.

What You’ll Receive:
You will receive 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 (“eyes”)