Karma Choc Dahlia as hybridized by Verwer (NL) and introduced around 2006 (some sources say 2007). It is a highly sought-after member of the 'Karma' series, bred for its extraordinary color and excellent performance as a cut flower. Characteristics: Form: Waterlily (WL) or Decorative (D). It features a fully double bloom with broad, velvety petals arranged in the classic shallow, waterlily-like shape. Color: A deep, dramatic Dark Red (DR), often described as chocolate-brown, deep velvety red, or deep burgundy. The centers of the flowers are often so dark they appear nearly black, giving the bloom an intense, moody richness. Bloom Size: BB to A (Small to Medium), with blooms typically measuring 4 to 6 inches (10–15 cm) in diameter. Height: A sturdy, compact plant growing between 3 to 4 feet (90–120 cm). Foliage: The plant features strikingly dark, almost black or deep burgundy stems and foliage, which perfectly complements the deep color of the blooms. Fragrance: Many growers note a faint, sweet scent of chocolate in the blooms, a rare and delightful characteristic for a dahlia. Performance: Part of the Karma Series, bred for exceptional vase life and garden performance. This dahlia is an award-winning, reliable, and highly productive bloomer, flowering from mid-summer until the first frost. The sturdy, straight stalks hold the dramatic blooms upright, making it one of the best varieties for cutting. It offers an exceptionally long vase life (with some sources suggesting an average of 5+ days after proper post-harvest care) and is a favorite among floral designers for adding depth and drama to arrangements. Please note that the listing is for one tuber. 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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