Dark Mauve Two-Tone Dahlia Locally Grown

Dark Mauve Two-Tone Bulk Dahlias feature rich dark mauve to deep purple-burgundy petals with naturally variable white to pale mauve accents. Their layered petals and striking colour contrast give these locally grown dahlias a dramatic, garden-inspired appearance that works beautifully in both romantic and richly coloured floral designs. One of the most distinctive characteristics of this dahlia is its natural variation from bloom to bloom. Flowers from the same plants can look noticeably different: some blooms may display a strong two-tone pattern with prominent pale or white petal tips, while others may appear almost entirely dark mauve or purple. Many will fall somewhere in between. This variation is a natural characteristic of the variety and means that each bunch can contain a range of two-tone and darker blooms. The exact balance and markings cannot be selected or guaranteed. Their deep colouring pairs especially well with burgundy, blush, pink, lavender, plum and other late-summer tones, while the lighter petal accents add dimension and contrast to arrangements.

Specifications

Origin: Locally grown in Quebec or Ontario Season: Typically August to late September Stem length: Approximately 30–40 cm Colour: Dark mauve to deep purple-burgundy with variable white to pale mauve accents Flower form: Layered dahlia bloom with naturally variable two-tone colouring Colour variation: Blooms may range from strongly two-tone to almost entirely dark mauve/purple Availability: Seasonal and weather dependent

Perfect for

• DIY wedding flowers
• Late-summer and early-fall weddings
• Moody and romantic colour palettes
• Burgundy, mauve, purple and blush floral designs
• Garden-style bouquets
• Centrepieces and table arrangements
• Bud vase arrangements
• Events and seasonal floral designs

Please note: The colouring of this dahlia naturally varies from flower to flower, even when blooms come from the same plants. Some flowers may have prominent white or pale mauve tips, others may be predominantly dark mauve or purple, and others may fall anywhere in between. This variation is part of the natural character of the flower. Photos show examples of the colour variations you may receive and do not represent a guaranteed ratio of two-tone to darker blooms.