Dahlias are plants that can grow with heights ranging from one to five feet. If you wish to plant this type of flower, make sure to expose them constantly to the sun. Dahlias are lovers of the sunlight and they need adequate air circulation around them. The soil should also be fertile, soggy but well-drained, and rich in organic matter. Tubers should also be implanted to make sure that the eye is two or three inches underneath the ground level. Remember that you should not plant container-grown dahlias beyond the level to which they were growing in their container. Provide space for taller ones about twelve to eighteen inches away from each other in order to trim down the space to less than eight inches for smaller plants. A taller array of dahlia can be planted as a hedge with shorter flowers budding in front of them.
