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sandia brocade

Dahlia ‘Sandia Brocade’

There is just something special about Anemone type dahlias – adorable!!
3″ Flowers on a 3.5′ Plant ADS Classification: AN OR
Golden apricot orange/pink anemone form blooms with a flush of peach on the back petals. Petals fold back as the bloom opens to allow the bees a golden fluffy pillow to land on. Wonderful to mix with any pastel colour palettes. Nice stems make this a great addition to any bouquets.
(see in Florets Library)
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