Quick Search: Dahlia hybrid - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

Masses of continuous color spring to first frost. Flowers are burgundy with white-tipped petals. Deadhead as needed.

Masses of continuous color spring to first frost. Flowers are two-toned yellow with orange tips. Deadhead as needed.

'Candy Corn' provides three seasons of interest, from spring to fall. It works well as a cut flower with flowers that start dark and mature to yellow with red and white tips.

Specifically bred for cut flower production; vigorous growth. Beautiful, vibrant blooms on lush green, strong, sturdy stems. Can be harvested at a tighter bud stage for better vase life of 7 to 12 days.

Massive raspberry red flowers with white undertones on shorter penduncles that sit above the foliage. Offers rich, vibrant displays of long-lasting color. Works well in pots, combination planters and as border plants.

Massive light pink flowers with yellow undertones on shorter penduncles that sit above the foliage. Offers rich, vibrant displays of long-lasting color. Works well in pots, combination planters and as border plants.

Massive raspberry red flowers with white undertones on shorter penduncles that sit above the foliage. Offers rich, vibrant displays of long-lasting color. Works well in pots, combination planters and as border plants.

Offers bigger blooms and a brighter purple color, with earlier, more fully double flowers. More floriferous for better landscape performance. Less sensitive to short-day tuber formation.

Spectacular! You simply cannot beat huge, bright red dahlias for maximum summer impact. Babylon Red does not disappoint. Massive, solid red blooms are up to 11" on 3’ stems. Fill the back of a summer border with Babylon Red and you will be treated to striking blooms all summer to frost.

The two-toned petals on this Dahlia are a soft lilac-pink on the top and plum-colored below. Each plant produces dozens of up to 6-inch-wide, classically shaped dahlia blooms from mid summer through fall. Sweet and feminine, ‘Créme de Cassis’ is at home in both borders and containers. When using the blooms as cut flowers, harvest the buds when they're only half open to enjoy a maximum vase life of up to ten days.

Huge 8" flowers, bright yellow with red petal edges and centers.

A late-blooming dinnerplate dahlia, Emory Paul boasts 12-14"’ rose-pink and purple flowers. One of the largest varieties available anywhere.

Huge double yellow flowers. Bloom size up to 8". Dahlia's flower constantly until frost.

With deep burgundy petals dipped in white, ‘Mystery Day’ Dahlia’s double blooms deliver an unexpectced surprise to every passerby. Each full, plate-sized flowerhead measures up to 10" across and features slighty-rounded petal edges. They make great cut flowers!

Dinnerplate dahlia prized for the vivid deep purple flowers that grow to 8 inches in diameter perched a top stiff, sturdy stems. The deep royal purple flowers hold their color and petals for days in bouquets and arrangements.

Large, merlot red flowers.

Light apricot-peach tone flowers 4-6” across. Shorter height makes plant work well in containers.

Unusual pink and yellow two-tone flowers 4-6” across. Shorter height makes plant work well in containers.

Light apricot-peach tone flowers 4-6” across. Shorter height makes plant work well in containers.

Light apricot-peach tone flowers 4-6” across. Shorter height makes plant work well in containers.

Unique light pink flowers 4-6" across speckled with rose-red spots and blotches.

Unique white and pink two-tone flowers 4-6" across.

Bright yellow flowers 4-6” across. Shorter height makes plant work well in containers.

Striking, near black foliage accentuates the brilliant colors of this single-flowered dahlia. Lilac pink petals surround a pretty, red-eye center. The plants are sturdy, with an open habit and the flowers have long stems that are good for cutting. Blooms prolifically from summer to frost.