Dahlia 'Bishop of Oxford' – Orange Dahlia – 2L PotDahlia 'Bishop of Oxford' is a stunning and long-flowering dahlia, prized for its vibrant burnt orange flowers and striking dark bronze-purple foliage. Flowering continuously from mid-summer until the first frosts, it provides months of spectacular colour while attracting bees, butterflies and other beneficial pollinators to the garden.Reaching approximately 90–120 cm in height with a spread of 45–60 cm, this elegant, bushy plant is ideal for cottage gardens, mixed borders, patio containers and cut flower gardens. The vivid orange blooms contrast beautifully against the rich, dark foliage, creating a dramatic display throughout the growing season.The open-centred flowers are produced in abundance on sturdy stems above the attractive foliage, providing continuous colour from July through autumn. Regular deadheading encourages even more blooms, ensuring an exceptionally long flowering season.Dahlia 'Bishop of Oxford' thrives in full sun and prefers fertile, well-drained soil. Water regularly during dry periods and feed throughout the growing season to promote healthy growth and prolific flowering. In colder areas, tubers should be lifted after the first frost or protected with a thick mulch over winter.Flowering PeriodJuly: The first vibrant burnt orange flowers begin to open above the dark foliage.July – September: Peak flowering with masses of striking orange blooms attracting bees and butterflies.September – October: Continues flowering until the first frosts with regular deadheading.With its glowing burnt orange flowers, dramatic dark foliage and exceptionally long flowering season, Dahlia 'Bishop of Oxford' is an outstanding choice for adding bold colour, contrast and pollinator appeal to any summer garden.Supplied as: One healthy, established Dahlia 'Bishop of Oxford' in a 2L nursery pot.Please note that plants are living items and their size and appearance will vary throughout the year. Plants may be cut back, dormant, or not in flower at the time of dispatch depending on the season.
Dahlia 'Bishop of Oxford' – Orange Dahlia – 2L PotDahlia 'Bishop of Oxford' is a stunning and long-flowering dahlia, prized for its vibrant burnt orange flowers and striking dark bronze-purple foliage. Flowering continuously from mid-summer until the first frosts, it provides months of spectacular colour while attracting bees, butterflies and other beneficial pollinators to the garden.Reaching approximately 90–120 cm in height with a spread of 45–60 cm, this elegant, bushy plant is ideal for cottage gardens, mixed borders, patio containers and cut flower gardens. The vivid orange blooms contrast beautifully against the rich, dark foliage, creating a dramatic display throughout the growing season.The open-centred flowers are produced in abundance on sturdy stems above the attractive foliage, providing continuous colour from July through autumn. Regular deadheading encourages even more blooms, ensuring an exceptionally long flowering season.Dahlia 'Bishop of Oxford' thrives in full sun and prefers fertile, well-drained soil. Water regularly during dry periods and feed throughout the growing season to promote healthy growth and prolific flowering. In colder areas, tubers should be lifted after the first frost or protected with a thick mulch over winter.Flowering PeriodJuly: The first vibrant burnt orange flowers begin to open above the dark foliage.July – September: Peak flowering with masses of striking orange blooms attracting bees and butterflies.September – October: Continues flowering until the first frosts with regular deadheading.With its glowing burnt orange flowers, dramatic dark foliage and exceptionally long flowering season, Dahlia 'Bishop of Oxford' is an outstanding choice for adding bold colour, contrast and pollinator appeal to any summer garden.Supplied as: One healthy, established Dahlia 'Bishop of Oxford' in a 2L nursery pot.Please note that plants are living items and their size and appearance will vary throughout the year. Plants may be cut back, dormant, or not in flower at the time of dispatch depending on the season.
