DAHLIA SHOP
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Dahlia ‘Josudi Hercules’
Those serious dahlia collectors will know all about Halls of Heddon in England where many of the finer tubers come in from & the 'Josudi' series, including this lovely Miniature Cactus!
1.2m. Upright habit and free flowering. Very well formed blooms with good depth. The blooms are an even brick red colour throughout tolerating all weathers.
"Best grown on a double stop and only very lightly dis-budded. Raised by Peter Greenway, from Cornwall, this variety is a 2013 seedling from 2 of his other raisings, Josudi Pegasus and Josudi Neptune. Deservedly awarded a Silver Medal at the National Dahlia Society Exhibition Trials, Golden Acre Park in 2016 and performed well on the show benches across the country in the year of its release." Halls of Heddon
Dahlia ‘Jowey Paula’
Seriously insanely beautiful blooms. As with all the "Jowey" series these beauties pump out glorious blooms and florists adore them. Glowing orbs of perfection - a study in geometry and everyones favourite. One of the most popular varieties with floral designers.
Tones of peach, orange, yellow and pink blend together to make a well rounded 4 1/2" beauty. Usually blooms more peach with an inner glow. Strong stems with plenty of blooms all season long.
‘Jowey Paula’ is a must grow!
Good tuber producer & stores extremely well!
Originally purchased as Jowey Nicky, I have discovered via someone contacting the original hybridizer, Jozef Weyts, that Jowey Nicky is solid orange, this is actually Jowey Paula. Mystery solved!Flower type: ball 3 - 4", Height: 3.5’
Dahlia ‘Karma Choc’
The ultimate dark waterlily, dark leaves & stems - stunning! Award of Garden Merit from the RHS. 4"- 4.5 blooms are a smouldering, operatic black velvet red with a lustrous sheen and almost black centres on a compact 3 ½’ plant. An amazing companion for orange flowers. Bred in Holland for the cut flower market with sturdy stems and long-lasting vaselife.
Worth growing for the slight chocolate scent alone!
(See in the Floret Library)
Dahlia ‘Kenora Lisa’
ADS 2005 B FD DP
(see in the Floret Flowers Library)
6-8" coral-salmon blooms are popular with floral designers. Great in wedding work
Dahlia ‘Kidd’s Climax’
ADS Classification 1010 A FD LB
One of the 20th century’s Top 10 dahlias!
8-10" blooms blending pink, lavender & creamy yellow. It’s still winning tons of blue ribbons today at dahlia shows and county fairs across the country. 3-4’ plants
Dahlia ‘Labyrinth’
Words to capture the beauty of this magnificent dahlia? Stunning, unique, deep, breathtaking.... The healthy very productive plants produce large peachy-raspberry wide twisting petalled blooms with long, strong stems - a stunning colour combination, ‘Labyrinth’ is a flower arranger's dream.
Grows about 4.5' here, full sun, Days to maturity: 80-100 days, Plant spacing: 12-18”, Pinch when plants are 12” tall
(see in Floret library)
Dahlia ‘Light Accord’
I was excited to see this bloom - the big buds burst into strong 5-6” creamy yellow-white semi-cactus masterpieces! One of my favourites this year.
Great cut flower. Won award of merit in Melbourne in 2021. Won best in class many times in recent years.
5-6" blooms. 4' tall plants
ADS Classification B SC W
Dahlia ‘Little Beeswings’
This is one of the oldest dahlias still on the market. It came out in 1909. The cutest pom, very useful in bouquets and wedding work.
ADS P FL
Dahlia ‘Lyns Lexi’
A truly beautifully crafted raspberry coloured waterlily form dahlia. Stunning! Blooms are about 4 - 5" bowl shaped with faint white stripes on the back side of the stunning petals. Exotic and unusual!
Dahlia ‘Mango Madness’
She's perfect for growing in pots or at the front of the border as she has such good manners at only 3- 3.5' and big 8-10" beautiful mango sunset blooms to show off! Excellent garden plant! 2009 Derrill W. Hart Winner, Highest scoring 2009 Giant Seedling in Trial Gardens across North America. Go mad for this award-winning Dahlia! Bright orange blooms blend wonderfully with hints of salmon, gold and pinks.
ADS Classification: A ID BR BR4
Dahlia ‘Marys Jomanda’
Another outstanding variety listed with Halls of Heddon in England. (as most serious dahlia collectors will know well)
"Award of Garden Merit. Best vase in show at the 2010 National. Harry Howarth memorial medal winner at the NDS Exhibition trials at Golden Acre Park 2002." Halls of Heddon
Miniature ball. Magenta sport of 'Jomanda' 1.1m
This type of dahlia has the longest vase life and gorgeous in bouquets! Its a winner on the show bench for the exhibitors.
ADS BA DP
(see in Florets Library)
