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Cafe Au Lait Dinner Plate Dahlia

Dahlia 'Café Au Lait'

Regular price $19.99
Sale price $19.99 Regular price $0.00
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ZONES  3-10 | Good to grow! Zone
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'Cafe Au Lait' Dinner Plate Dahlia produces large, buttermilk-colored blooms up to 10 across that blush with pink and hints of barely-there latte brown. As the season progresses and the flowers mature, expect more delicious color variations to appear. Excellent as a cut flower, 'Cafe Au Lait' is hugely popular in wedding bouquets and arrangements. Prefers full sun. (Dahlia)

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Overall rating: 4.060606 / 5 from 33 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Cafe Au Lait Dinner Plate Dahlia is praised for its sturdy, lush, and beautiful blooms with unique colors. While some customers enjoyed the non-stop color parade, others experienced issues with plant height and tuber infections.

Summary topics

  • Dahlia Sturdiness: 25%
  • Bloom Beauty: 22%
  • Color Appeal: 18%

Review topics: ["color","results","summer","buy","price","flowers","plants","dahlia","blooms","growing","grew","buds"].

Review highlights

  • "Healthy bushy plant, saucer-sized flowers"Mary
  • "These dahlias are sturdy and lush."Cloverhill F.
  • "Healthy prolific plants!"Annette R.

Reviews

No flowers

"I've grown dahlias for years, but this was my first time using Cafe Au Lait tubers from American Meadows. My other varieties (also from AM) did fine; but, only one CAL tuber grew foliage… and it never flowered. Total waste of time, money and garden space."

SFC (1/5)

Gem of the garden

"Planted within my flower garden and due to its height and size has taken over as the focal point!"

TJ (5/5)

I would not purchase again.

"Terribly disappointed. Only one bulb ever sprouted new growth. Others never came up, even though I followed all planting instructions."

Gman (2/5)

Beautiful! I love them.

"I have been wanting these for a long time."

Ron (5/5)

Slow growth

"Two of the three tubers grew. Only one is finally setting buds now, 9/22. Certainly hope the unseasonably warm weather continues so it will bloom. My other dahlias have been widely variable as to growth and bloom times this year. However, the cafe au lait are the slowest of all my dahlias. I will lift tubers and hope for better luck next year."

Stephanie (4/5)

Dinner plate is very beautiful in August

"it was a very late booming dahlia, but very healthy with many flowers !"

Mel (5/5)

Beautiful!

"Beautiful flower. Plant didn't grow as tall as I expected. So far, no powdery mildew."

Shorty (4/5)

Arrived in terrible condition

"The tubers arrived broken and dried out. One of the three never sprouted and a second is dying back after struggling for weeks. I received two tubers of the same variety from a different vendor a couple of weeks after I received the American Meadows order. The difference in the condition of the tubers from each order was stark. The tubers from the other vendor have produced plants that are three times as big as the one surviving American Meadows plant. I contacted customer service shortly after my order arrived to express my disappointment in the condition of the tubers I received. They offered to send a replacement, but I declined. This is not the first time I have received poor quality plants from American Meadows, and its unacceptable for them to continue to send dead and dying plants."

Fed U. (1/5)

These did well.

"These grew well and made nice cutting flowers for arrangements i 2022. They were slightly offwhite so they weren't very striking but that made them good to go with most other colors. They were easy to dig. I don't know yet how they will be for the second year."

Ejani (4/5)

Diseased tubers

"I was so excited to get my hands on this variety for such a low price, sadly the tubers were infected with leafy gall, the plants were spindly and I had to get rid of all the dahlias surrounding these plants in case those were effected too. What I thought was a deal ended up costing me in the end. The flowers themselves were beautiful, not as large as I expected, but very pretty. Very dissappointed they brought disease to my dahlia patch."

Christina (1/5)

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