Irish Erin

The Irish Erin dahlia is a pristine and impeccably structured variety, newly introduced in 2024 by hybridizers Steve and Sandy Boley. Celebrated for its luminous clarity and sculptural beauty, this dahlia is an essential addition for growers looking to add a sense of brightness and refined elegance to their collections.

• Color: White (W). A luminous, pure white that often displays a delicate baby-pink or soft lavender blush during the long, warm days of midsummer, before maturing to a crisp, snowy white later in the season.
• Form: Ball (BA). A perfectly rounded, globe-shaped bloom composed of exceptionally tight, symmetrically spiraled petals that provide a polished and professional look. ADS Classification: 6001.
• Bloom Size: Small to Medium. Blooms are typically 3.5 to 5 inches (9–12 cm) in diameter, offering a substantial presence while maintaining the tidy structure of a ball variety.
• Height: Tall. A vigorous and sturdy grower, reaching approximately 4 to 4.5 feet (120–135 cm) tall, though it maintains a bushy and upright habit.
• Performance: Highly Productive Cut Flower. Renowned as one of the most productive varieties in the field, it produces an abundance of blooms on long, strong stems. Its clean shape and long vase life make it a premium choice for wedding work and market bouquets.