Hollyhill Pinkie

The Hollyhill Pinkie dahlia is a whimsical and charming variety introduced by the legendary hybridizers Ted and Margaret Kennedy in 2005. It is beloved for its "fluffy" appearance and playful personality, featuring fringed petals that add a unique, feathered texture to both garden beds and floral arrangements. 

• Color: Light Blend (LB). Features soft candy-pink petals that fade to a paler center, accented by a delicate dark pink or purple picotée "lipliner" on the edges.
• Form: Laciniated (LC). Known for its distinct, fringed, or "shaggy" petal tips that give the bloom a ruffled, powder-puff appearance. ADS Classification: 4510.
• Bloom Size: Miniature (M). Dainty and petite blooms typically measure between 3 to 4 inches (7.5–10 cm) in diameter.
• Height: Tall. Despite its small flowers, the plant is vigorous, growing to a mature height of 4 to 5 feet (120–150 cm).
• Performance: Prolific Specialty Cut Flower. Praised as a "farm favorite" for being a highly productive bloomer on long, strong stems. Its unique texture and reliable vase life make it a sought-after "frou-frou" accent for florists.