Hollyhill Creamy

The Hollyhill Creamy dahlia is a serene and sophisticated variety introduced by the legendary hybridizers Ted and Margaret Kennedy of Hollyhill Dahlias in 2024. Highly sought after by wedding designers, it is celebrated for its pristine "porcelain" appearance and its ability to provide a clean, luminous backdrop in high-end floral arrangements.

• Color: White (W) / Cream. A luminous, pure ivory or soft cream bloom. It often features a subtle "blush" on the back row of petals and a warm, buttery-yellow glow at its heart, creating a classic and elegant bridal palette.
• Form: Waterlily (WL). A tidy and symmetrical bloom with broad, slightly cupped petals that create a floating, layered appearance. It is noted for being particularly sturdy for a waterlily variety. ADS Classification: WL-WH.
• Bloom Size: Small (BB). The high-quality blooms typically measure between 5 to 6 inches (12.5–15 cm) in diameter.
• Height: Tall. A vigorous and statuesque grower that typically reaches between 4.5 to 6 feet (135–180 cm) tall.
• Performance: Designer Favorite with Long Stems. Praised for its exceptional stem strength and high productivity; it is a "workhorse" for florists, frequently requested for its ability to blend seamlessly with white, peach, and yellow event themes