Kenora Valentine

Kenora Valentine dahlia is a legendary and commanding variety introduced by Leroy Isaac in 1993. It’s celebrated for its intense, saturated color and massive "dinner plate" presence—a long-standing favorite for both competitive exhibitions and dramatic garden backdrops.

• Color: Red (R). A vibrant, true primary red that remains consistent and resists fading, even in the peak of summer heat.
• Form: Informal Decorative (ID). Features broad, slightly wavy petals that build into a deep, full-bodied bloom with a soft, relaxed texture. ADS Classification: 1106 (A ID R).
• Bloom Size: Large (A). Massive blooms that typically range from 8 to 10 inches (20–25 cm) in diameter.
• Height: Tall. A vigorous grower that reaches approximately 4.5 to 5.5 feet (135–165 cm) tall.
• Performance: Award-Winning Exhibition Variety. Renowned for its incredibly thick, strong stems that hold the heavy blooms perfectly upright. It is a prolific producer for such a large dahlia and is considered one of the most reliable red "dinner plates" ever bred