Soft blush-pink petals brushed with creamy white. Strawberry Cream is a romantic, crowd pleasing dahlia that lives up to her name. The colour is gentle and feminine, with subtle variation from bloom to bloom that adds interest without ever feeling busy. She brings an airy, fresh sweetness to bouquets and pairs beautifully with whites, blushes, peaches, and soft pastels. This variety is well loved for its reliable production and usable bloom size, making it a solid choice for both market bunches and wedding work. Elegant without being fussy, Strawberry Cream is an easy favourite in the cutting garden. Form: Formal DecorativeBloom size: ~4–6 in acrossSite: Full sunDays to maturity: 80-100Plant spacing: 18–24 in for healthy airflow and strong stemsPinch: When plants reach ~12–18 in tall to encourage branching and increased stem count Plant notes for Canadian farms:Expect plants around ~4–5 ft tall with good stem length and steady bloom production. Colour reads as a soft strawberry-pink blended with creamy white, often appearing slightly lighter in northern light — especially beautiful for summer weddings and pastel palettes. Blooms are lightweight enough to hold well on the plant but large enough to feel substantial in arrangements. Performs reliably in Canadian growing conditions with proper spacing; light staking is recommended in windy sites to support consistent stem quality. 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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