The Pipsqueak dahlia is a charming and whimsical variety introduced in 1998, beloved for its vibrant "watermelon" color palette and pollinator-friendly open center. It is a reliable performer that adds a playful pop of color to the front of garden borders and serves as a unique accent in seasonal floral arrangements. Color: Pink (PK) / Watermelon. Features glowing raspberry or watermelon-pink outer petals surrounding an iridescent, lighter pink or lavender-pink inner collar, all accented by a cheerful yellow center. Form: Collarette (CO). Characterized by a single row of flat outer petals with a contrasting inner ring of smaller, ruffled petaloids (staminodes) forming a "collar" around the central disc. Bloom Size: Miniature (M). Refined blooms typically measure around 3 to 3.5 inches (7.5–9 cm) in diameter. Height: Medium / Compact. Typically grows to approximately 3 to 3.5 feet (90–105 cm) tall, making it a manageable addition to smaller spaces or the front of a border. Performance: Prolific and Reliable. Known for being a "cutie" that is a prolific producer of showy blooms throughout the season. It performs exceptionally well in arrangements for a collarette variety and is a noted magnet for bees and butterflies.
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