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Peaches n Cream

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″ blooms, plant 4′
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