The Brindisi dahlia is an exceptionally pretty and unique anemone-style variety known for its romantic, multi-tonal blooms. It is celebrated for its floriferous nature and its ability to add a delicate, textured look to both garden borders and seasonal bouquets. Color: Lavender (L) / Purple Blend. Features pale lavender or lilac-pink outer ray florets that surround a dense, central puff of darker purple or lavender tubular florets. Some sources describe it as white to pale lavender-pink with darker edges. Form: Anemone (AN). A distinctive shape characterized by one or more outer rings of flat petals surrounding a central "pincushion" of elongated, colorful disc florets. ADS Classification: AN L (9108). Bloom Size: Small. Blossoms typically measure between 3 to 4 inches (7.5–10 cm) in diameter. Height: Compact to Medium. A manageable variety that generally reaches 3 to 3.5 feet (90–105 cm) in height, making it suitable for mid-border placement. Performance: Floriferous & Late-Season Star. While it may be slightly later to begin blooming than some varieties, it is highly productive once it starts. It produces an abundance of flowers on sturdy stems and is noted for its longevity as a cut flower in arrangements.
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