Caitlyn's Joy Ball Dahlia

Caitlyn's Joy Ball Dahlia 

Fall in love with Caitlin’s Joy, a mesmerizing ball-form dahlia that captivates with its symphony of raspberry, mauve-rose, and coral pink tones, softly aglow with apricot highlights at the heart . Each bloom is a perfectly geometric orb, its tightly packed petals radiating elegance and cheer, blooming prolifically on long, sturdy stems—ideal for cutting or creating dreamy floral compositions . From midsummer in vibrant splendor until the first frost, Caitlin’s Joy brings enduring joy and color to every garden .

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Details

• Form: Ball

• Bloom Size: ~3.5 in (Mini Ball / BB-class) 

• Plant Height: Medium (36–48 in) 

• Stem Strength: Strong (long, straight stems perfect for cutting) 

• Unicorn Status: Common 

• Primary Color: Raspberry-pink with mauve-rose tones and apricot hints 

• Secondary Color: Apricot warmth at the petal edges or “golden heart” glow 

• Plant ID: 1234 (SKU)

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A Bit of History

A dazzling addition to the Cornel dahlia lineage, Caitlin’s Joy emerged as a spontaneous "sport" variety renowned for its prodigious bloom output and impeccable ball form . It’s been celebrated by growers as a “work-horse” dahlia: prolific, dependable, and endlessly beautiful . Gardeners and florists alike prize it for its reliable tuber production and unmatched vase life, while its evolving color—from vivid pink-purple to smoky mauve-coral—catches the eye throughout the season .

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Ideal For

• Cutting gardens — long, strong stems make it a vase favorite

• Borders & beds — the striking color and form provide dazzling midsummer to fall displays

• Wedding bouquets — perfect for romantic, jewel-toned floral designs

• Containers & patio accents — compact yet bold enough to brighten patios or entryways

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Pairs Well With

'Cornel’ (classic red ball dahlia) — a strong contrast in hue for dynamic visual impact 

‘Isabel’ (lavender ball dahlia) — soft, cool tones that complement Caitlin’s Joy beautifully 

Ornamental grasses (e.g., Pennisetum or Miscanthus) — their airy texture balances the dense, spherical blooms