Description

Dahlia Bishop of Leicester I stands out for its arching stems and warm blended hues, giving it a distinctive visual presence in Irish gardens. It performs reliably in wind-exposed rural plots, adapting well once established and tolerating the cooler, wetter spells typical of the Irish climate. The flowers display planting, leaves, frost-free, are, of, summer as key traits, adding depth and season-long interest to borders, beds and mixed planting schemes. Pollinators such as hoverflies are frequently drawn to this variety, enhancing biodiversity and supporting local ecosystems throughout the growing season. Best planted in fertile, free-draining soil with good sun exposure, it also benefits from shelter from strong Atlantic winds. This cultivar pairs effectively with long-flowering perennials, ornamental grasses and pollinator-friendly companions, making it a versatile choice for cottage gardens, herbaceous borders and naturalistic planting designs.