Valley Rust Bucket

The Valley Rust Bucket dahlia is a "garden workhorse" introduced by Leone and David Smith in 2004. It is highly regarded as a top-tier exhibition flower and a reliable staple for autumn floral design, winning multiple awards for its perfect form and rich, seasonal coloring.

• Color: Bronze (BR) / Rusty Orange. Features deep, glowing orange petals with a unique strawberry-red or crimson reverse, creating a striking two-toned amber effect.
• Form: Miniature Ball (MB). A compact and perfectly spherical bloom with symmetrically arranged petals. ADS Classification: 6111.
• Bloom Size: Miniature (M). Blooms are typically small and dense, measuring between 2 to 3.5 inches (5–9 cm) in diameter.
• Height: Medium to Tall. Typically grows to approximately 3 to 4.5 feet (90–135 cm) tall.
• Performance: Highly Productive Workhorse. Known for being an exceptionally prolific bloomer that produces long, strong, and weatherproof stems all season. It is also noted for its vigorous tuber production.