Dahlia Collection
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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 Shortcake’
2021 SOI (Seeds of IMBOLC) original hybridized variety by Katherine Granger
Large 4.5 -5" medium pink waterlily type bloom with variegated white, each bloom different, seemingly lit from within so she seems to glow! Gorgeous in bouquets!
Like a bowl of strawberry shortcake, each with different drop of whipping cream!
Seen in this video simply as 'a seedling'
*name shortened from Harmonelle Strawberry Shortcake. HarmElle is the prefix for my own varieties. My granddaughters are Harmony & Ellie
Dahlia ‘Hilltop Lost Treasure’
ADS 2210 B SC LB
A light blend of pink highlit from within with golden treasure! Semi-Cactus form, Bloom Size | Medium, B, 6-8"
Height | 3.5-4.5', Perfect for bouquets or exhibition! 2023 ADS (American Dahlia Society) 'bible' lists 19 big wins at shows in North America!
Year Introduced | 2011, USA
(some better pics listed on this site)
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
Incurved cactus forms show off upward-facing tubular petals resembling sea anemones. These stunning, 6-8", large, mid-pink beauties are a fun addition to the garden & arrangements.
(seen in the Floret Library)
Hollyhill dahlias are hybridized by Ted and Margaret Kennedy of Oregon City, Oregon.
Dahlia ‘Hollyhill Pink Martini’
4" - 6" Ruffled waterlily form showing off intense dark pink outer petals fading to a white centre with a hint of golden yellow.
Hollyhill dahlias are hybridized by Ted and Margaret Kennedy of Oregon City, Oregon. Plant height 36”-48”.
ADS Classification: WL LB
Dahlia ‘Honka’
ADS 9202 O Y
This orchid type dahlia adds interest and eye appeal to any arrangement. These 3" bright yellow star shape blooms are a fun cut flower and nice in the garden. Plant height 3'.
The bees will love them!
Dahlia ‘Irish Miss’
ADS Classification 6213 P DB
This adorable purple-white bicolour pompon blooms are more magenta pink with a touch of white. Perfect for arranging, bouquets & boutonnieres!
2005 introduction from Steve & Sandy Boley
Bloom size: up to 2 in, grows approx 3'
(seen in the Floret Library)
Dahlia ‘Ivanetti’
4-5’ tall, strong stems. 3” perfect blooms One of the best dark varieties you can grow! Plants are loaded with rich, deep maroon blooms all season. Long, strong stems, and weather resistant flowers make them a fantastic cut.
A.D.S. 6009 BA PR 55 top wins in North America 2023 listed in ADS handbook!
This ball shape dahlia with perfect rich tones of bright burgundy- merlot are the stems florists are asking for. The plant itself couldn't be more perfect. A nice straight standing plant that can clear up to 5' by the end of the season. It produces stem after stem and doesn't stop until the frost sets in.
(recommended by Erin at Floret)
