Key Characteristics
Bloom Size: 8-10 inches in diameter
Bloom Size Classification: A (Large) These impressive blooms make a statement, whether used in a garden display or a floral arrangement.
Color: Soft pink, creamy white, and light lavender (frosted or ice-like effect)
Cut Flower Quality: Excellent; long-lasting and visually appealing for bouquets
Days to Bloom: 80 to 100 days.
Flower Form: ID (Informal Decorative) – This dahlia form has an irregular arrangement and wavy, twisted, or curled petals. These dahlias have a softer, more romantic appearance than formal decorative dahlias.
Plant Height: 4 - 5 feet
Plant Spacing: 18–24 inches apart
Pinching Height: Pinch at 12–18 inches to encourage bushy growth and more blooms
Year Introduced: 2017
Harvesting and Vase Life
Harvesting: For optimal quality, harvest when the blooms are fully open but still fresh and vibrant, with the petals in their full color and form but not yet wilting. The best time to cut the flowers is early in the morning when the temperatures are cooler and the blooms are dry and flowers are most hydrated. Use sharp, clean scissors or shears to cut the stems at a 45-degree angle, leaving at least 6 inches of stem for easier arrangement and better water uptake.
Vase Life: Dahlias typically last 3 to 5 days, but some varieties can last up to 11 days in a vase with proper care. Place them in clean, cool water, and ensure that the stems are submerged. To extend vase life, change the water every 2–3 days and trim the stems slightly at an angle with each water change. Keep flowers out of direct sunlight. Using a floral preservative can help keep the flowers fresh and vibrant for a longer period. Remove any submerged leaves to prevent bacterial growth and ensure that the water stays clean, which will help prolong the life of the flowers.
