The Lee’s Starchild dahlia is a breathtaking and ethereal variety introduced by hybridizer Lee Hemmings Carlton of Goldenrod Gardens. It is cherished for its "painterly" quality, featuring soft, luminous layers and silver flashes that reminded the hybridizer of shimmering stars—a must-have for romantic and restrained garden palettes Color: Pale Pink / Pearl Light Blend. Features soft, luminous layers of pale blush and shell pink that transition into a warm pearl or creamy white base. The petals often exhibit a silvery, porcelain-like quality that catches the light beautifully. Form: Laciniated (LC) or Informal Decorative (ID). Known for its finely tapered petals that are gently feathered or split at the edges, creating a shaggy and starburst-like texture. Bloom Size: Small (BB). Flowers typically range from 4 to 6 inches (10–15 cm) in diameter, offering a refined and timeless appearance. Height: Medium to Tall. A vigorous plant that typically reaches 3.5 to 4 feet (105–120 cm) tall with a sturdy habit. Performance: Reliable and Romantic Cut Flower. Highly praised for its sturdy stems and high productivity, making it a favorite for florists seeking elegant, calm-toned blooms for sophisticated arrangements.
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