Dahlias

'Linda’s Baby' is among the greatest beauties in the assortment of ball dahlias. For us, it is on the list of our top ten favorite varieties! Its medium-sized flowers combine delicacy and playfulness, which is why so many brides and florists have fallen in love with it. The color is changeable and hard to define with one word; pastel and coral pink mix with apricot reflections and transition into light salmon tones. It is precisely this ability to change shade according to the light that makes it an indispensable treasure for wedding bouquets. Like other ball varieties, it has the longest vase life of all dahlia types. You can support this by searing the stems after harvesting.

It looks like the fraternal twin of the Islander Dahlia. Only the petals are straight and curved at the ends, looking more polished and orderly. But if you are looking for a smaller Dahlia, you've come to the wrong place; the flowers are just as big—the best ones reach up to 25 cm.

The 'Totally Tangerine' Dahlia captivates at first glance with the unusual anemone shape of its smaller flowers, sized around eight centimeters. Its distinctive center is formed by a cushion of tiny florets in red-orange shades, which are bordered by yellowish edges. The petals around the perimeter of the flower transition into softer pink shades. In flowerbeds, it looks playful and natural, while in vases, it adds a unique texture to bouquets.

Another hard-working Dahlia that rewards you with beds full of light lilac medium-sized flowers. The beautifully regular balls have darker violet centers, followed by several rows of lighter, almost white petals, finished with light lilac. A beautiful and tender color combination!

You can never have enough medium-sized pink pompons; anyone who has ever prepared flowers for a wedding knows that. That's why we are constantly on the hunt for Dahlias from this family, and this is a very successful find! The flowers are about 7-8 cm large and the pink is uniform.

'White Perfection' is a representative of giant decorative dahlias, whose flowers reach up to 26 centimeters in size. They open in a perfectly pure white color without any other undertones, and thanks to strong, perfectly straight stems, they always face straight ahead. In the flowerbed, it works as a striking dominant feature, and in floristry, you can easily use it to create an unmissable main element for large arrangements.

The 'Esli' Dahlia captivates with its precisely shaped flowers in tones of light and pastel pink. Its color very often resembles sweet bubblegum pink, which gives an exceptionally fresh and playful impression in bouquets. As a typical representative of ball dahlias, it features compact flowers with a diameter of around five to seven centimeters.

A real workhorse! Planting Cornel Brons is a safe bet! The regular ball-shaped flowers are a rich brick orange color. Our plants reach up to our shoulders, covered in a flood of flowers. With this Dahlia, it is doubly true that the more you cut, the more it blooms. Beautiful, straight, sturdy stems—born for cutting.

Love at first sight for everyone! Definitely on the list of the 10 most popular; it gets cut so much that it's a problem to find enough flowers to photograph. We don't grow many multi-colored varieties, but in this case, we have to admit that the combination of pink, powder, and burgundy can never be wrong! It can't be combined with every color, but for wedding work, it is an absolutely genius piece!

Hats off, a hardworking Dahlia. It blooms on thinner stems with medium-sized flowers; deep yellow centers fade to a soft, pale yellow at the edges. The plants form rich, dense bushes up to waist height, so prepare plenty of space.

The flowers are giant, in shades of light lavender-pink that fades at the tips of the petals. The petal shape gives it a quite unique look. Since the tips aren't pointed, but rather rounded and elongated into a long teardrop shape, it looks quite princess-like. A perfect piece for weddings!

We are always looking for new varieties in dark burgundy, almost black, as it is a trendy wedding color. Black Jack is a serious candidate! The flowers are giant, and the petals are pointed. The leaves are captivatingly dark, so it delights not only in a vase but also in the flowerbed. It generally blooms as one of the last Dahlias; it takes its time. Therefore, we do not recommend it for higher altitudes; for farms, it is ideal to grow it in a polytunnel.

A ball Dahlia like fine wine; the flower color perfectly resembles red wine. And that's a color you'll appreciate for wedding arrangements, as dark burgundy is trending! The flowers are very regular, medium-sized, and grow vigorously on long, beautifully straight stems.

A wonderfully brick-orange ball Dahlia! The flowers are medium-sized, roughly 7-8 cm.

A must-have on this year's list of Top new arrivals! A giant flower, wavy petals, and a darker salmon-coral color with reflections resembling pink mother-of-pearl.

From the anemone-flowered family. The plants don't grow very big, but the flowers are absolutely unique. A soft creamy yellow full center with beautifully rounded white petals. Thanks to the delicate color combination, it fits beautifully into weddings.

Dark red color and smaller flowers. Thanks to the smaller size, we use it for everything in wedding arrangements, from bouquets to wreaths.

This simple collarette Dahlia has a white collar around a yellow center and light pink petals.

The fringed petals create quite a wild look. Plus, giant blooms in sandy yellow, transitioning in places to a light apricot color.

Boom boom white arrived at our farm by mistake. When our usual 7 beds of Café au lait bloomed, half of the Dahlias were this foreign white cuckoo. But we liked it, so we keep growing it. Creamy white flowers, petals like a classic pompon, just fewer of them, which is why the yellow center peeks out quickly after opening.

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It blooms like crazy, so it's necessary to frequently deadhead faded blooms to keep it looking beautiful. The plants grow low but are still great for cutting. A ball Dahlia blooming on contrasting darker stems. The center of the flower, as is typical, is darker than the rest, which occasionally fades to almost an apricot-pink. A beautiful, energetic Dahlia; we think it fits perfectly into autumn arrangements.

Cornel is simply a classic and a safe bet! A lipstick red shade and beautiful, regular ball shapes.

We didn't even know how much we were missing brick orange in the field until we got Brown Sugar! An absolute necessity for autumn weddings and arrangements! And as if that wasn't enough, the tops of the petals are brick orange while the undersides are reddish.

A tiny pompon in ginger shades ranging from orange and red to a raspberry center. The tips of the petals are raspberry, while the centers are yellow-orange. A big thumbs up from us for the watercolor effect, which looks beautiful!