Van Isle Cancan

Van Isle Cancan is a charming and whimsical garden variety introduced by Trevor Hoff (Cable Bay Dahlias) on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. It is celebrated for its playful, multi-colored appearance and high productivity—making it a perfect choice for adding a cheerful, cottage-garden feel to borders and a unique, tufted texture to casual floral arrangements.

• Color: Pink / Purple / Yellow. A colorful and shifting blend featuring pink or magenta-purple outer petals surrounding a densely tufted, bright yellow center. The colors can vary throughout the season, giving the plant a dynamic and ever-changing look in the garden.
• Form: Anemone (AN). Characterized as a "garden anemone," it features a ring of flat outer petals with a central pincushion-like disc of tubular florets. While it may not follow strict exhibition form, it is highly prized for its beauty and ability to attract pollinators.
• Bloom Size: Small. These dainty and eye-catching blooms typically measure just over 3 inches (approx. 8 cm) in diameter.
• Height: Medium. A sturdy and upright grower that reaches a mature height of approximately 3.5 to 4 feet (105–120 cm).
• Performance: Garden Favorite. Praised as a "highly floriferous" variety that produces a high volume of colorful blooms. It is a reliable performer that is widely shared among dahlia enthusiasts for its vibrant personality and ability to brighten any sunny garden spot.