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One of my favorites to grow is Milena Fleur. This bloom sparkles- for real! It has a shimmery quality to the petals that is rare for most dahlias. The petals are soft pink with a pale golden yellow stripe down the center and the color intensity varies with the heat of the season. These flowers…
Keith H is a stunning yellow dahlia! I’m not a yellow flower fan per se, but this cultivar has such a magical quality to the bloom. Palest sunny yellow petals that look almost iridescent are lined with the finest red picotee edge on this waterlily form. It is just enough detail to make the flower…
Tempest is a soft coral informal decorative dahlia with a lighter white rim around the petal edges. The plant grows 4′ and blooms are 5″ across.
Hollyhill Black Beauty is a gorgeous, rich burgundy red bloom 6″across. Plant height reaches 5′. So gorgeous in fall bouquets or mix with pinks for romance. Introduced in 2012 by The Man, The Myth, and The Legend himself, Ted Kennedy. BB, ID.
Danique is one of my dahlia grower “happy accidents.” Originally I ordered a Brown Sugar, but was pleasantly surprised when this bloom came out. Sometimes the mistakes make for the best part of gardening. Danique is a deep warm brick red, it has a smoky quality that I am just drawn to in dahlias, and…
Golden Scepter is an adorable formal decorative petite bloom of 2.5″ across. Warm gold petals and a button center make such a cheery companion flower to about any bouquet. I grew this cultivar years ago and lost it, thankfully the dahlia network did it’s thing, and it’s back for another season in my garden. Prolific.
Armatera remains a favorite in my cut flower garden. A decorative bicolor dahlia, it has a creamy yellow base with dark raspberry reverse on the petals and outer petal tips that give the illusion of an eye in the center. The form is exquisite, petals slightly incurved like a waterlily . This cultivar is prolific,…
AC Rosebud is a small informal decorative dahlia that is the perfect size for a bouquet flower. It’s unique petal form and coloring really does resemble a rose in bloom. While The deeper pink “rosier” version blooms early in the season, my favorite bloom time is toward the end of summer! When the temps begin…
Shadowcat is my go-to for a dark red (almost black) dahlia. It has a smaller bloom of about 3″, pairs well with so many others too. Photo shows Shadiwcatvbottom left from Hollyhill Black Beauty.
Salsa Picante is a deep orange informal decorative dahlia with streaks of red in the petals. It’s 6″ blooms are striking on this 5′ plant. Robust and vibrant.
Preference is another popular dahlia that finds it’s way into every bouquet. It has a nice pinky nude color which is so great for wedding work and providing contrast to deeper shades of blooms. 4-5″ blooms of delicate petals on strong, dark stems from a 4′ plant.
This 4″ bloom adds fun and lightheartedness to your arrangements. Tiny little cactus petals radiate out on this 3′ plant.