Celebrate local flower season with our Pink Dahlias, grown in Quebec or Ontario and available for a limited time during the late-summer growing season. Dahlias are loved for their lush, layered petals and full, textural blooms, making them a beautiful focal flower for weddings, events, bouquets and seasonal floral designs.
Because these dahlias are locally grown, the exact variety is not guaranteed. Bloom shape, size and shade of pink can vary depending on what is being harvested by our local growers. Your order may feature softer pink, brighter pink, deeper pink or other natural variations within the pink colour family. This variation is part of the character of locally grown seasonal flowers.
Pink Dahlias have stems approximately 40 cm (16 inches) long, making them particularly well suited to bouquets, centrepieces and lower floral arrangements. Their substantial, multi-petaled blooms add texture and visual impact without requiring extremely long stems.
The local dahlia season generally begins in August and continues through the end of September. Since these flowers are grown outdoors in Quebec and Ontario, their exact season is determined by nature. Summer growing conditions can affect when harvesting begins, while the arrival of the first frost can bring the season to an end.
For anyone planning a late-summer wedding, event or DIY floral project, locally grown Pink Dahlias offer a beautiful way to incorporate seasonal Canadian flowers into your designs.
Will my Pink Dahlias look exactly like the photos? Not necessarily. This product is sold by colour rather than by a specific dahlia variety. The exact cultivar, bloom form, size and shade of pink can vary according to what our Quebec and Ontario growers are harvesting.
The photos are representative of the type of Pink Dahlia you may receive but should not be considered a guarantee of a particular variety or exact shade.
Our locally grown Pink Dahlias are generally available from August through the end of September. However, dahlias are a seasonal field-grown flower, so there is no fixed start or end date. Summer weather can influence when the season begins, and the first significant frost can end the local dahlia harvest.
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