Name: Dahlia 'Winholme Diane'
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Dahlia ‘Winholme Diane’

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For a better pic – (see in Floret Flowers Library)

4 to 6″ beautiful lemon ice blooms with centers gently kissed with blush, making it a standout for arranging.5′ plants have strong stems.

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For a better pic – (see in Floret Flowers Library)

4 to 6″ beautiful lemon ice blooms with centers gently kissed with blush, making it a standout for arranging.5′ plants have strong stems.

ADS 3002 BB FD Y

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Dahlia ‘Moonlady ‘

A real beauty with her pure yellow joyful blooms like a vision of sunshine! She is classified as a decorative dahlia, although she looks very much like a waterlily with lovely, double blooms. The pure, clear yellow is lovely in bouquets and pictured here with Pink Onesta - what an energetic pair!

The 15 cm wide flowers are carried on tall, really sturdy stems and a manageable 3' upright plant, complemented by dark green foliage. Her stout stems are a flower arranger's and exhibitor's dream. Very much one to try!!

Dahlia ‘Miss Delilah’ waterlily

An orchid-pink base of petals blends to a buttercream centre with her dark eye in this perfectly formed waterlily.

Medium-size plant, approx 4'. 6" Blooms are an excellent choice for straight bunches & a stand out in bouquets. Barbie anyone?

Plant height is 4' and produces lots of flowers and great stems for cutting. A nice addition to the garden too - she is a beauty!!

Found in Florets library & dahlia book for those fans out there!

Dahlia ‘Little Beeswings’

This is one of the oldest dahlias still on the market. It came out in 1909. The cutest pom, very useful in bouquets and wedding work.

ADS P FL

Dahlia ‘Hapet Champagne’

Another outstanding and hard to get variety from Halls of Heddon. I was very impressed with this stunning variety! Very floriferous.

Medium Fimbriated (laciniated) variety with lovely blends of soft pink and lemon. By Peter Haslhofer from Austria. A good garden variety for both cutting & a top class variety for the show.

Seen in Florets Library

Dahlia ‘Winholme Diane’

For a better pic – (see in Floret Flowers Library)

4 to 6″ beautiful lemon ice blooms with centers gently kissed with blush, making it a standout for arranging.5′ plants have strong stems.

ADS 3002 BB FD Y

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Dahlia ‘Moonlady ‘

A real beauty with her pure yellow joyful blooms like a vision of sunshine! She is classified as a decorative dahlia, although she looks very much like a waterlily with lovely, double blooms. The pure, clear yellow is lovely in bouquets and pictured here with Pink Onesta - what an energetic pair!

The 15 cm wide flowers are carried on tall, really sturdy stems and a manageable 3' upright plant, complemented by dark green foliage. Her stout stems are a flower arranger's and exhibitor's dream. Very much one to try!!

Dahlia ‘Miss Delilah’ waterlily

An orchid-pink base of petals blends to a buttercream centre with her dark eye in this perfectly formed waterlily.

Medium-size plant, approx 4'. 6" Blooms are an excellent choice for straight bunches & a stand out in bouquets. Barbie anyone?

Plant height is 4' and produces lots of flowers and great stems for cutting. A nice addition to the garden too - she is a beauty!!

Found in Florets library & dahlia book for those fans out there!

Dahlia ‘Little Beeswings’

This is one of the oldest dahlias still on the market. It came out in 1909. The cutest pom, very useful in bouquets and wedding work.

ADS P FL

Dahlia ‘Hapet Champagne’

Another outstanding and hard to get variety from Halls of Heddon. I was very impressed with this stunning variety! Very floriferous.

Medium Fimbriated (laciniated) variety with lovely blends of soft pink and lemon. By Peter Haslhofer from Austria. A good garden variety for both cutting & a top class variety for the show.

Seen in Florets Library