The Dikara Jodie dahlia is a rare and captivating variety originally hybridized by Roy Rogers in Great Britain in 2008. It is celebrated for its "chameleon-like" qualities and sunset-inspired tones, offering a structured, heavily petaled bloom that stands out as a unique "unicorn" for collectors and exhibitors alike. Color: Light Blend (LB) / Sunset Tones. A stunning, shifting gradient of peachy-pink and coral-orange that transitions into a warm yellow center, sometimes developing subtle purple or violet hints on the petal tips. Form: Formal Decorative (FD). Features exceptionally thick, structured petals that are resistant to bruising and arranged in a dense, symmetrical pattern. ADS Classification: 2110 (Medium Formal Decorative, Light Blend). Bloom Size: Medium (B). Substantial blooms typically range from 5 to 6 inches (12.5–15 cm) in diameter. Height: Tall. A sturdy and vigorous plant that reaches approximately 4 to 5 feet (120–150 cm) tall. Performance: Wind-Proof and Durable. Known for its strong, sturdy stems and thick petals that hold up well against the elements; while it can be a slightly slower rebloomer than smaller varieties, it is highly valued for its exceptional vase life and exhibition-worthy form.
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