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Lady Liberty Mammoth Dahlia
Pure white that's worth the wait
This elegant but floriferous late bloomer will catch the eye amid nature's warmer autumn hues. Globe-shaped, pristine-white flowers reach 20–25 cm across and sit atop lush, emerald-green foliage on strong stems. The slightly ruffled petals fold all the way back to the stem, giving blooms the look of a soccer ball. It starts flowering a bit later than most dahlias, beginning in midsummer and continuing until fall's first frost. A great choice for planting in sunny borders and large containers, and marvelous as a cut flower.
This elegant but floriferous late bloomer will catch the eye amid nature's warmer autumn hues. Globe-shaped, pristine-white flowers reach 20–25 cm across and sit atop lush, emerald-green foliage on strong stems. The slightly ruffled petals fold all the way back to the stem, giving blooms the look of a soccer ball. It starts flowering a bit later than most dahlias, beginning in midsummer and continuing until fall's first frost. A great choice for planting in sunny borders and large containers, and marvelous as a cut flower.
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Pure white that's worth the wait
This elegant but floriferous late bloomer will catch the eye amid nature's warmer autumn hues. Globe-shaped, pristine-white flowers reach 20–25 cm across and sit atop lush, emerald-green foliage on strong stems. The slightly ruffled petals fold all the way back to the stem, giving blooms the look of a soccer ball. It starts flowering a bit later than most dahlias, beginning in midsummer and continuing until fall's first frost. A great choice for planting in sunny borders and large containers, and marvelous as a cut flower.
This elegant but floriferous late bloomer will catch the eye amid nature's warmer autumn hues. Globe-shaped, pristine-white flowers reach 20–25 cm across and sit atop lush, emerald-green foliage on strong stems. The slightly ruffled petals fold all the way back to the stem, giving blooms the look of a soccer ball. It starts flowering a bit later than most dahlias, beginning in midsummer and continuing until fall's first frost. A great choice for planting in sunny borders and large containers, and marvelous as a cut flower.
