Dahlia Collection
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Dahlia ‘Ferncliff Violet’
Another introduction from Canadian Ferncliff Gardens.
"A very pleasing light violet. Attractive colour. Another consistent early bloomer of Dave’s. EM 41/2’."
Dahlia ‘Formby Art’
BB size dahlia with a formal decorative form, showcasing an exquisite combination of white and purple. I found Meagan Dean to be a perfect partner.
ADS CLASSIFICATION 3013 BB FD DB
Dahlia ‘Gitty Up’
Novelty dahlia with fuzzy, cherry-red centers & outer glowing orange petals which make a wonderful accent in arrangements.
(in Floret Library)
Dahlia ‘Glenplace’
Rich merlot pompon blooms are weather resistant and great for straight bunches or small work, like corsages. A perfect 'pop' for arrangements!
Bloom size: up to 2 in, plants approx 3.5 -4'
(see in Floret library)
Dahlia ‘Hamari Rose’
Another beauty from Halls of Heddon in England as most dahlia collectors will know. Miniature Ball Dahlia Superb pink/rose blooms of immaculate form. 1m
Very similar colour to Rock Run Ashley & Coralie!
Dahlia ‘Hapet Champagne’
Another outstanding and hard to get variety from Halls of Heddon. I was very impressed with this stunning variety! Very floriferous.
Medium Fimbriated (laciniated) variety with lovely blends of soft pink and lemon. By Peter Haslhofer from Austria. A good garden variety for both cutting & a top class variety for the show.
Seen in Florets Library
Dahlia ‘HarmElle Embers’ **1ST RELEASE**
2025 Will be the first release of this 5th year seedling born here at Seeds of IMBOLC. She is a keeper - reliable, weather proof, floriferous, great tuber producer, long strong stems, useful colour, really holds her centre, a real 5.5'+ standout in a bouquet or in the garden. Short IG video
My introductions have the prefix HarmElle which is a comination of my 2 beautiful grandaughters, Harmony and Ellie.
Great 4" sized blooms for cut flowers with a good vase life. Changing with the seasons, beginning with peach sherbet incurved petals surrounding a golden centre, becoming more peachy orange with the cooler weather or more shade. They seem to glow with the sunset. An outstanding bloom that captures the eye of florists - she has already graced a few weddings!
I hope she captures your heart as much as she has mine.
Dahlia ‘Hollyhill Black Beauty’
ADS BB ID DR
Beautiful 6" blooms of black red are an excellent variety for cutting. Nice contrast when used with almost any color in floral arrangements or garden plantings. Plant height is 4 1/2'
One of the most popular cut flower dahlias for good reason. This rich, velvety bloom works!
(seen in the Floret Library)
Dahlia ‘HollyHill Black Widow’
ADS Classification WL DR
One of the very few very dark red, perfectly formed, almost black red, 5" blooms, waterlily dahlias. It has been very popular with florists and brides. Excellent cut flower.
Plants approx 4'
Dahlia ‘Hollyhill Cotton Candy’
ADS Classification 2405 B IC DP Quite a spectacular display of natures artistry! the pics don't do them justice.
Incurved cactus form, upward-facing tubular petals. These stunning, 6-8", large, mid-pink beauties are a majestic statement in arrangements and in the garden!
(seen in the Floret Library)
Hollyhill dahlias are hybridized by Ted and Margaret Kennedy of Oregon City, Oregon.
