Myrtle's Folly Dahlia

Myrtle's Folly Dahlia is  known for its large stunning blooms with unique, deeply laciniated (split/fringed) petals in a beautiful peach, mauve, and orange blend, creating an ombré effect. This semi-cactus type dahlia offers strong stems, excellent vase life when cut in bloom.  Dahlia's petals don't unfurl once they are cut.  Myrtles Folly produces abundantly from midsummer until frost, making it a favorite for cutting gardens and arrangements. 
 
Flower Type: Laciniated / Semi-Cactus.
Color: Blends of peach, coral, salmon, and mauve/raspberry.
Size: Large blooms, typically 6-8 inches across.
Height: Grows to about 3-4 feet (36-48 inches) on strong stems.
Bloom Season: Midsummer to first frost.
Uses: Excellent for cutting, bouquets, garden borders, and specimen planting. 
Sun: Full sun.
Soil: Well-drained, fertile soil.
Watering: Regular watering encourages continuous blooms.
Care: Pinching the plant can lead to bushier growth and more flowers.