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Dahlia ‘Jowey Paula’
$11.95
Beautiful blooms – a long time favourite. As with all the “Jowey” series, these beauties pump out glorious blooms which florists adore. 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’
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