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Crème Brulee Formal Decorative Dahlia

Crème Brulee Formal Decorative Dahlia

Regular price $35.00 USD
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Creme Brulee Decorative Dahlia 

Imagine golden sunlight kissed with burnt sienna edges, all wrapped up in petals whose undersides blush raspberry—this is KA’s® Crème Brulee. Its formal decorative blooms, at roughly 4½-inches across, crown long strong stems in a show of warmth and elegance. Whether adorning a vase, edging a border, or flooding your cutting garden with rich autumn tones, this beauty offers color, form, and radiance that make every glance a delight.

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Details

• Form: Formal Decorative 

• Bloom Size Class: BB (4-6 inches) — about 4.5 inches 

• Plant Height: Medium — ~ 4 feet (≈ 48″) 

• Stem Strength: Strong — noted as having long, strong stems making it excellent for cutting 

• Unicorn Status: Rare (new, recently introduced in 2025, likely limited availability) 

• Primary Color: Golden / Burnt Sienna shades 

• Secondary Color: Raspberry reverse on petals (underside) 

• Plant ID: 

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A Bit of History

Crème Brulee is a relatively new introduction bred to bring smoky warmth and dual-tone drama. With its soft golden tones blending into burnt sienna, topped by raspberry reverses, it’s quickly gaining popularity among dahlias lovers who want both warmth and contrast. Growers report it is prolific in bloom production and particularly good as a cut flower thanks to its sturdy stems and consistent performance. 

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Ideal For

• Cutting gardens — perfect for fresh bouquets and arrangements

• Mixed borders where warm tones pop against greens or cooler colors

• Seasonal focal displays in late summer into fall

• Gift gardens or themed garden plantings (e.g., autumn palette)

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Pairs Well With

Irish Ruffles— for a soft contrast: dreamy whites / blushes next to warm golds

Café au Lait Dahlia — for creamy neutral tones to balance the burnt-sienna

Rich foliage plants like burgundy foliage coleus or smokebush — to accent the raspberry reverse

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