When it comes to creating a garden display with color, style and flair, dahlias are the first flowers that come to many gardeners' minds. That's because these wonderfully diverse blooms come in a host of shapes, sizes and shades—at least one (and usually several) is certain to be the perfect variety for your garden or landscape design. Plus, dahlias are dependably deer resistant. So you can rest assured that your plantings won't be destroyed by a passing herd. Even a single deer can decimate a garden in little time, but dahlias aren't on the menu. Choose from decorative types, dinnerplate dahlias, fimbriata or ball species to keep the display delightfully surprising.
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