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Cherry Cordial Dahlia Mixture
Treat your customers to a new dahlia mixture that's sure to become a favorite! Four unique varieties—Café au Lait, Otto's Thrill, Rip City and Stolze von Berlin—make up our newest blend, the Cherry Cordial Dahlia Mixture. All fully double, all medium to very large blooms, the flowers in this mix open in shades of pink, cream and deep maroon, creating a harmonious look in cut-flower bouquets, perennial borders or presentation beds. We love to see this long-blooming mix planted in generous groups for a lush display with tons of sweet color. Flowers appear in midsummer and continue until fall's first frost.
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Cherry Cordial Dahlia Mixture
Treat your customers to a new dahlia mixture that's sure to become a favorite! Four unique varieties—Café au Lait, Otto's Thrill, Rip City and Stolze von Berlin—make up our newest blend, the Cherry Cordial Dahlia Mixture. All fully double, all medium to very large blooms, the flowers in this mix open in shades of pink, cream and deep maroon, creating a harmonious look in cut-flower bouquets, perennial borders or presentation beds. We love to see this long-blooming mix planted in generous groups for a lush display with tons of sweet color. Flowers appear in midsummer and continue until fall's first frost.
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Treat your customers to a new dahlia mixture that's sure to become a favorite! Four unique varieties—Café au Lait, Otto's Thrill, Rip City and Stolze von Berlin—make up our newest blend, the Cherry Cordial Dahlia Mixture. All fully double, all medium to very large blooms, the flowers in this mix open in shades of pink, cream and deep maroon, creating a harmonious look in cut-flower bouquets, perennial borders or presentation beds. We love to see this long-blooming mix planted in generous groups for a lush display with tons of sweet color. Flowers appear in midsummer and continue until fall's first frost.
