Tooth Fairy

Tooth FairyThis charming, miniature informal Decorative dahlia, came to us as an unknown. After growing it for 3 season I have decided it is worthy of being named. previously referred to as Unknown Yellow Apricot. It is a bloom that will produce various toned blooms across the season and often featured slightly toothed tips to add to the interest. A pleasing pink, orange and yellow blend. A low compact sized plant, produced good stems for picking and made for a

A cute little soft magenta to lavender blooms will feature varying patches of white and often a stripe or two of burgundy

with a varying blend of creamy yellow and pink it was a beautiful bloom to grow this year

A delightful soft pink to lavender main petal surrounds a creamy yellow centre

A whimsical

it is a wonderful deep burgundy colour and in my opinion one of the best dark burgundy varieties

I think I can get it to grow a little more robust next season

Stems were good for cutting and also makes a good garden variety with its more bushy habit

very reflective of a Galah

A striking hot pink and white fimbriated dahlia

but I continue to see subtle differences between the two

Its just like a teddy bear

produced good stems to support these big blooms