Islander Dahlia
Islander dahlia, Informal Decorative dahlias
Islander dahlia produces watermelon-colored blooms and is a breathtaking bloom that captivates with its sheer size and vibrant hue. Its petals are voluminous and ruffled, creating a full and textured appearance. The petals themselves exhibit a gradient of watermelon shades, transitioning from a pale, soft pink at the edges to a deeper, more intense hue towards the center.
Measuring an impressive 8 inches or more in diameter, these blooms are undeniably large, dominating the space they occupy and demanding attention with their imposing presence. The plants are relatively compact, standing at a height of around 3.5 feet.
Name of Cultivar: Islander
ADS Classification Number: 1105
Cultivar Size: (A) over 8 – 10 inches
Cultivar Form: Informal Decorative
Cultivar Color Class: Dark Purple
Cultivar Color Description: DP14
Originator: Wickey – Eastern US
Year of Introduction: 1983
Islander dahlia, Informal Decorative dahlias
Islander dahlia produces watermelon-colored blooms and is a breathtaking bloom that captivates with its sheer size and vibrant hue. Its petals are voluminous and ruffled, creating a full and textured appearance. The petals themselves exhibit a gradient of watermelon shades, transitioning from a pale, soft pink at the edges to a deeper, more intense hue towards the center.
Measuring an impressive 8 inches or more in diameter, these blooms are undeniably large, dominating the space they occupy and demanding attention with their imposing presence. The plants are relatively compact, standing at a height of around 3.5 feet.
Name of Cultivar: Islander
ADS Classification Number: 1105
Cultivar Size: (A) over 8 – 10 inches
Cultivar Form: Informal Decorative
Cultivar Color Class: Dark Purple
Cultivar Color Description: DP14
Originator: Wickey – Eastern US
Year of Introduction: 1983
Islander dahlia, Informal Decorative dahlias
Islander dahlia produces watermelon-colored blooms and is a breathtaking bloom that captivates with its sheer size and vibrant hue. Its petals are voluminous and ruffled, creating a full and textured appearance. The petals themselves exhibit a gradient of watermelon shades, transitioning from a pale, soft pink at the edges to a deeper, more intense hue towards the center.
Measuring an impressive 8 inches or more in diameter, these blooms are undeniably large, dominating the space they occupy and demanding attention with their imposing presence. The plants are relatively compact, standing at a height of around 3.5 feet.
Name of Cultivar: Islander
ADS Classification Number: 1105
Cultivar Size: (A) over 8 – 10 inches
Cultivar Form: Informal Decorative
Cultivar Color Class: Dark Purple
Cultivar Color Description: DP14
Originator: Wickey – Eastern US
Year of Introduction: 1983
This listing is for one Islander dahlia tuber. Please refer to our Dahlia 101 section for details about the history of the Dahlia, including planting and care instructions to learn how to plant, store and care for your dahlia.
