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Dahlia ‘Cornel Bronze’
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Perfection – in bloom form, colour, production, vase life, plant growth – all round winner! A favourite with florists for fall arrangements. A glowing bronze/orange sport from ‘Cornel’, which is one of the most productive and reliable varieties, this will become one of your favourites.
It is extremely popular with flower farmers for a good reason. 4′ tall, produces long, strong stems, perfect for cutting.
It’s a must have in your garden as it blends with any flower in your arrangement. Blooms are 3.5 – 4″ and feature warm, bronze petals.
Hands down, one of the best orange/bronze varieties on the market. Ball-shaped flowers are weather resistant and last an extremely long time in the vase.
American Dahlia Society Rating (ADS) 6011 BA BR BR3
(seen in Florets Library)
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