Tubercule de dahlia 'Florelie Seastar'

The coral-orange petals are even warmer in person, and the informal decorative shape gives each bloom a lovely, relaxed movement that stands out in my cutting garden. I've already gotten three blossoms on one plant, and they hold up beautifully in a vase.

Planted these tubers about six weeks ago and the first bloom just opened — the warm coral and orange tones are exactly as pictured. The petals have that lovely relaxed, informal shape that looks so natural in the garden. Already producing more buds, so I'm hopeful for a long season of cut flowers.

The warm coral-to-orange gradient is even prettier in person, and those informal petals give each bloom such a lively, playful shape. I’ve already got three buds opening and they’re holding up nicely in the vase.