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Dahlia ‘Hollyhill Pink Martini’
A stand out 4" - 6" Ruffled waterlily form with intense dark pink outer petals fading to a white centre with a hint of golden yellow.
Hollyhill dahlias are hybridized by Ted and Margaret Kennedy of Oregon City, Oregon. Plant height 36”-48”.
ADS Classification: WL LB
Dahlia ‘Hollyhill Serenity’
This dreamy waterlily dahlia is a masterpiece. 5" - 7"Lovely yellow centre radiates out to a light pink/orange waterlily. Stunning in a bouquet or in the garden.
BB, WL, LB-Orange/Yellow, 4 1/2'
Dahlia ‘Irish Miss’
ADS Classification 6213 P DB
Adorable purple-white bi-colour, 2" pompon magenta/purple with a touch of white. Perfect for arranging, bouquets & boutonnieres!
2005 introduction from Steve & Sandy Boley, Grows approx 3' (seen in the Floret Library)
*grown by another trusted gardener, not at S.O.I.
Dahlia ‘Ivanetti’
4-5’ tall, strong stems. 3” perfect blooms One of the best dark varieties you can grow! Plants are loaded with rich, deep maroon blooms all season. Long, strong stems, and weather resistant flowers make them a fantastic cut.
A.D.S. 6009 BA PR 55 top wins in North America 2023 listed in ADS handbook!
This ball shape dahlia with perfect rich tones of bright burgundy- merlot are the stems florists are asking for. The plant itself couldn't be more perfect. A nice straight standing plant that can clear up to 5' by the end of the season. It produces stem after stem and doesn't stop until the frost sets in.
Ivanetti is a sport of Cornel
(recommended by Erin at Floret)
Dahlia ‘Jowey Paula’
Seriously insanely beautiful blooms. As with all the "Jowey" series these beauties pump out glorious blooms and florists adore them. Glowing orbs of perfection - a study in geometry and everyones favourite. One of the most popular varieties with floral designers.
Tones of peach, orange, yellow and pink blend together to make a well rounded 4 1/2" beauty. Usually blooms more peach with an inner glow. Strong stems with plenty of blooms all season long.
‘Jowey Paula’ is a must grow!
Good tuber producer & stores extremely well!
Originally purchased as Jowey Nicky, I have discovered via someone contacting the original hybridizer, Jozef Weyts, that Jowey Nicky is solid orange, this is actually Jowey Paula. Mystery solved!Flower type: ball 3 - 4", Height: 3.5’
Dahlia ‘Karma Choc’
The ultimate dark waterlily, dark leaves & stems - stunning! Award of Garden Merit from the RHS. 4"- 4.5 blooms are a smouldering, operatic black velvet red with a lustrous sheen and almost black centres on a compact 3 ½’ plant. An amazing companion for orange flowers. Bred in Holland for the cut flower market with sturdy stems and long-lasting vaselife.
Worth growing for the slight chocolate scent alone!
(See in the Floret Library)
Dahlia ‘Ketchup & Mustard’
Frankly a horrid name for a really unique & beautiful, colourful bloom! Striking, boldly contrasted, 7- 9" blooms of deep red, accented by bold yellow picotee edges and tips.
Definitely a show stopper in the garden & adds flare to a bouquet. Plants 3.5-4'
Dahlia ‘Kogane Fubuki’
These fabulous 5” laciniated blossoms have appealingly shaggy petal tips with a fine fringe (and may have inspired use of the name ‘Fubuki,’ which means ‘snowstorm’ in Japanese). I notice quite a few Japanese inspired dahlias with these different forms coming on the scene.
It is a very unusual colour which is fab for floral work - a muted raspberry with yellow undertones and frilly appearance.
Dahlia ‘Labyrinth’
Words to capture the beauty of this magnificent dahlia? Stunning, unique, deep, breathtaking.... The healthy very productive plants produce large peachy-raspberry wide twisting petalled blooms with long, strong stems - a stunning colour combination, ‘Labyrinth’ is a flower arranger's dream.
Grows about 4.5' here, full sun, Days to maturity: 80-100 days, Plant spacing: 12-18”, Pinch when plants are 12” tall
(see in Floret library)
