Dahlia Collection
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Dahlia ‘Parkland Rave’
ADS 3408 BB IC L
4" Semi-cactus form, deepest rose pink. A great garden variety, wins at shows! 4' plants
(CNE Best in Show, basket of 5 Parkland Rave, congratulations Jim McWilliam, Hamilton Dahlia Society!)
Dahlia ‘Peaches ‘n Cream’
PNC (Peaches 'n Cream) The ONE everyone wants!
A truly exquisite soft salmon fading to white at the tips. The effect is absolutely stunning and makes it one of the most popular varieties.4-5" blooms, plant 4'
Floret Library
Dahlia ‘Pinelands Princess’
short video of laciniated varieties (Pinelands Princess is the strawberry coloured one)
The romantic beauty of a fringed fimbriata or laciniated dahlia is perfectly illustrated by the soft tones of Pinelands Princess. The double bi-colour blooms have a deep creamy centre, and fine pointed petals are tipped with delicate pink.Some can be slightly darker.
Introduced from South Africa, these 7" blooms are a pink lavender that blends to white in the centre. Very full and lacy flowers grow on a 3 1/2' - 4' plant that has a somewhat compact growing habit. Stunning garden plant.
(see in Florets Library)
Dahlia ‘Pink Pearl’
Wowzer! Everything you’re looking for in a blush, full, exquisitely formed, soft pink dahlia, you’ve got it here. Doesn’t need an elaborate arrangement. Just a vase, and she shines.
Move over Castle Drive, make room Peaches. Her…Pink Pearl!
Florists love them for wedding work! You’ll love them on your nightstand! A very special dahlia. Similar to Camano Zoe - only much larger!
Plant Height: 3 - 3.5 ' Bloom Size: 4.5 - 5"
Dahlia ‘Polka’
This unique novelty anemone type is a must have!
Plants are smothered in long-stemmed flowers all season long. Blooms are both weather resistant & long lasting in the vase. Layers of creamy petals, streaked with cranberry encircle a large, fluffy golden centre. No two flowers are the same. Polka starts out as a blush bloom, before it develops the signature yellow heart with fine lining. Truly one-of-a kind and a favourite of mine.
(see in Florets Library)
Dahlia ‘Pooh’
I have to admit to being smitten with this collarette - it is just plain cute! 3 1/2" bright red-orange blooms outlined in bright yellow, with a yellow collar. Very prolific bloomer on a 4 1/2' plant. The pollinators love the open centres. Incredible garden colour and holds well as a cutflower too.
ADS CLASSIFICATION CO BI 9015
Dahlia ‘Ryecroft Brenda T’
ADS 3001 BB FD W
Another stunning Ryecroft variety, 4-6" white with faint lavender blush. Perfection.
approx 4.5 - 5' plants
(see in Floret Flowers Library)
Dahlia ‘Ryecroft Jill’
Perfection! This was a tall grower here 5.5' with blooms approx 3.5" orange tones. A newer introduction from the UK.
ADS CLASSIFICATION 6003 BA OR
Dahlia ‘Ryecroft Pixie’
ADS 3305 BB C DP
Seriously cute - gorgeous in bouquets and a winner for sure! Lovely shade of strawberry pink small 100-115mm cactus.
See at UK Halls of Heddon
- a favourite there and here!
Dahlia ‘Sandia Brocade’
There is just something special about Anemone type dahlias - adorable!!
3" Flowers on a 3.5' Plant
ADS AN ORGolden apricot orange/pink anemone form blooms with a flush of peach on the back petals. Petals fold back as the bloom opens to allow the bees a golden fluffy pillow to land on. Wonderful to mix with any pastel colour palettes. Nice stems make this a great addition to any bouquets.
(see in Florets Library)