Dahlia Collection
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Dahlia ‘Snoho Doris’
A beautiful mix of coral, peach, and apricot with long, strong stems and virtually weatherproof flowers. Peachy-gold or coral raspberry, they are not always identical but they're always gorgeous!
Award-winning favourite with designers & customers. ADS lists 68 top wins in North America in 2023!
ball type bloom 4 - 4.5"
ADS classification BA DB
(see Florets Library)
Dahlia ‘Snoho Sonia’
Lavender-pink blooms are softly romantic. Perfect for wedding work!
ball bloom size: 3½"
ADS classification BA L
(see in Florets Library)
Dahlia ‘Sweet Nathalie’
video here
Highly sought-after beauty - a superb variety. This blush-colored, formal decorative is perfection paired with the longtime favourite Dahlia ‘Café au Lait’mini! Anyone planning DIY wedding bouquets will want lots of this one.
Always a favourite with florists for weddings!
(see in Florets Library)
ADS BB FD LB
Dahlia ‘Tracy Diane’
A stunning white sport of Winholme Diane - Tracy Diane encapsulates the fine form of the Dianes.
A blush of lavender on the perfect white decorative 4" blooms on plants 4- 4.5'
*Limited to 1 per customer to enable more to enjoy this beauty!
Dahlia ‘Treby Dainty’
Adorable little lavender and white balls. A great choice for wedding work!
Bloom: 2-3”, Miniature, Formal Decorative, but looks like a pompon.
A florist favourite with long, strong stems & ability to blend well with whites, pinks, lavenders and purples.
Dahlia ‘Twilight Boy’
A very rich royal purple and the FD form is perfection. Excellent stems. Harvest a bit on the younger stage. 3" blooms, 4' plants
Dahlia ‘Westerton Folly’
This lovely rich pink is a true Small Ball which produces very tightly formed 4" blooms with good depth and size. Another high quality variety carried at Halls of Heddon in England.
Raised by Gordon Hodgson this popular show bench variety was winner of the Parkinson Trophy for best British Seedling at Harrogate in 2010.
Grow 8 up for show bench quality blooms. Grows to 1.4 m and good for exhibition and cut flower as well as being a free flowering garden variety when left undisbuded.
ADS BA L
Dahlia ‘Wine Eyed Jill’
A precise arrangement of tightly cupped, light pink petals is accentuated by deep magenta on the lovely Dahlia 'Wine Eyed Jill.' Unique, soft pink to cream and even into yellow blooms, often with a striking brush of cranberry on the tips, adding a vintage touch to gardens and bouquets. 2-3" blooms that can easily carry a bouquet on their own.
A great cut flower for wedding and event work. Very versatile -great bridging colour - a definite must-grow. A true workhorse with sturdy, long straight stems.
4 - 4.5’ plants ADS CLASSIFICATION 4010 M FD LB
Dahlia ‘Wyn’s Farmer John’
I literally fell in love with this flower! Its soft curly creamy white & yellow petals are touched with a slight brush of lavender in the centre! 10" bloom on sturdy plants with long stems that will give you plenty of these beauties all season long.
Introduction 2005, Height 4.5-5.5' - 140-160cm
ADS AA ID L
Dahlia ‘Wyns Desert Glow’
(A) (C) A bright burnt orange incurved cactus that turns heads! Hard to find variety great for the show bench!
ADS A IC OR
As with most Wyn varieties this is a large bloom on a 4' plants.
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