Soft buttery-yellow blooms with a hint of creamy blush. Canoz Jaguar is a standout informal decorative that feels like sunshine on a stem. Its mellow, golden tones carry just the right touch of warmth, making it a lovely complement to pastel, cream, and deep autumn bouquets alike. Known for reliable bloom, long stems, and productivity, this variety excels in cutting gardens where both colour and performance matter. Form: Informal Decorative Bloom size: ~4–5″ across — versatile size for both bouquets and market bunches.Site: Full sun — best colour and stem strength in bright light. Days to maturity: ~80–100 days — early to mid-season start and blooms through frost.Plant spacing: 12–18 in for good airflow and strong stems. Pinch: When plants reach ~12 in tall to encourage branching and more stems. Plant notes for Canadian farms:Expect tall, upright plants around 4–6 ft (many growers report heights up to 5–7 ft in optimal conditions) with abundant bloom production throughout the season. The colour reads soft yellow with a touch of blush or cream, adding warmth and depth to bouquets without overpowering other tones. This variety is especially good for Canadian farms because it flowers early and keeps going, producing long, strong stems ideal for cutting and markets. Full sun and generous spacing help plants stay tidy and productive; light staking may be useful in exposed sites. Important things to note: Listing is for one tuber. Dahlia tubers will begin shipping on May 1st, weather permitting. Once an order is placed, we are unable to add or subtract items. If you would like to add any additional items please submit an additional order. We are unable to ship internationally. We guarantee you will receive a viable tuber true to variety, with an eye and healthy neck. Please examine your order immediately upon arrival and contact us via email (not social media) within 7 days if you see an issue with your order. After that 7 days the buyer accepts full responsibility for the tuber as we cannot be held responsible for improper storage, weather, growing conditions, pest damage, plant performance, failure to thrive or negligence.
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