Fabulous plant
Beautiful colour compact shape
Caroline the beginne8
Bristol
Beautiful colour compact shape
Caroline the beginne8
Bristol
Totally Tangerine is a perfect contrast to my salvia 'Amistad'.
Meb
SE London
I bought this to cut for the house, but the stems were a bit weak and short compared to others that I grow. However it is a lovely dahlia and flowered continuously, so ideal for a garden. The flowers are not especially long lived, but they keep coming if you deadhead, and the bees loved them.
Sara B
Kent
Early and exceptionally long flowering dahlia, suitable for containers. Excellent!
Lupinpooter
Suffolk
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