Excellent, beautiful flowers that were prolific
Excellent cut flower
Allotment queen
Wolverhampton
Excellent cut flower
Allotment queen
Wolverhampton
Lovely dahlia for the garden although colour varies between tubers
Jo
Lincs
This dahlia is a great pom pom style - it doesnt form large balls that are great in the vase, and it has very short lived blooms but they are prolific! it worked great at the front of my mixed dahlia boarder and withstood high winds with little staking. Id say for a good display you need a few for high impact
DahliaBen
Newcastle under lyme
This was my favourite dahlia last year. The flowers are the sweetest icing sugar pink you can imagine and the plant was strong and healthy and bloomed non-stop. Highly recommended for anyone who loves flowers that make them smile - exquisite.
Tiny gardener
Somerset
Very pretty salmon colour, good flowering and vase life. Front of border or pot
Baby
London
100.0
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