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Dahlia 'Myrtle's Folly': Twisted Peach-Pink Petals for Cut Flowers

'Myrtle's Folly' charms with narrow, twisted petals of deep pink and light orange maturing to reveal a yellow center. Perhaps too ungainly for a tidy border, it excels as a cut flower, providing a reliable supply of unique, vase-perfect blooms on 3–6 foot plants.

Culture & Care

  • Light: Full sun (part shade in hot South).
  • Soil: Well-drained.
  • Support: Strong stakes; place first at planting.
  • Maintenance: Pinch first bud; deadhead regularly.

Propagation & Pests

Spring tuber division. Slugs, snails, rabbits, earwigs, aphids.

At a Glance

Height3–6 ft.
Growth HabitClumping
LightFull Sun to Part Shade
MoistureMedium
MaintenanceModerate
Bloom TimeEarly Summer to Late Summer
Flower ColorSalmon, Pink, Yellow
UsesBeds, Borders, Cut Flowers
StyleCottage Garden, Formal Garden
TypePerennial (tuberous)

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