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Dahlia ‘Westerton Folly’
This lovely rich pink is a true Small Ball which produces very tightly formed 4″ blooms with good depth and size. Another high quality variety carried at Halls of Heddon in England.
Raised by Gordon Hodgson this popular show bench variety was winner of the Parkinson Trophy for best British Seedling at Harrogate in 2010.
Grow 8 up for show bench quality blooms. Grows to 1.4 m and good for exhibition and cut flower as well as being a free flowering garden variety when left undisbuded.
ADS BA L
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Narrows Erica is an absolutely gorgeous 3" ball with bronzy-coral petals & a lavender reverse .
This bronze, miniature, formal decorative dahlia was introduced by Ken Walton in 2010. The ADS classifies this as a 4011 and colour chip BR1.
Plant height: 4 feet
*grown by another trusted gardener, not at S.O.I.
Dahlia ‘Camano Roo’
ADS: 3005, BB, FD, DP
4’ H, 4" blooms with a blend of yellow, orange & rosy red - a beautiful & useful blend of the warm colours.
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Dahlia ‘Polka’
This unique novelty anemone type is a must have! There’s nothing else like it on the market!
Plants are smothered in long-stemmed flowers all season long. Blooms are both weather resistant & long lasting in the vase. Layers of creamy petals, streaked with cranberry encircle a large, fluffy golden centre. No two flowers are the same. Polka starts out as a blush bloom, before it develops the signature yellow heart with fine lining. Truly one-of-a kind and a favourite of mine.
(see in Florets Library)
For flower arranging these gems benefit from support by other stems in arrangement.
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