Lovely Lanna Semi-Cactus Dahlia

Lovely Lanna Semi-Cactus Dahlia

Step into your garden’s dreamscape with the Lovely Lana Dahlia, a blossom of quiet enchantment. In a delicate haze of lavender, this semi-cactus bloom unfurls graceful, pointed petals like a soft starburst. Each 6–8-inch bloom dances atop strong stalks, casting a serene glow that elevates garden borders, cutting beds, or cozy patio containers into elegant sanctuaries of calm beauty.

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Details

• Form: Semi-Cactus (SC)—gracefully spiked with a subtly dramatic silhouette 

• Bloom Size: B class (6–8 inches)—generous and eye-catching 

• Plant Height: Tall (>48")—typically around 4–4.5 ft (up to ~52") 

• Stem Strength: Strong—ideal for cut flower use and garden display 

• Unicorn Status: Rare—its shade and form make it a cherished standout in lavender-loving collections

• Primary Color: Lavender (soft pinkish-purple) 

• Secondary Color: Pink highlights (subtle pink tones inside petals) 

• Plant ID: [Insert 4-digit SKU]

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A Bit of History

Introduced in 2001 by hybridizer Dick Hinz, Lovely Lana was classified by the American Dahlia Society under code 2208, with color chip LV16 denoting its serene lavender tone . Since then, it has become a garden favorite, prized for its richly hued, large blooms and dependable performance. Enthusiasts often call it “the loveliest of them all” for its dreamy color and abundant, long-stemmed flowers .

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Ideal For

• Cutting gardens – long, sturdy stems and sizable blooms make Lovely Lana perfect for fresh arrangements

• Border statement planting – lavender tones add a soft glow among deeper greens or pastel companions

• Wedding bouquets & centerpieces – its romantic hue and elegant form evoke moments of dreamy allure

• Container displays – radiates effortless charm on patios and porches, spotlighting late-season color

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Pairs Well With

Dahlia ‘Cafe au Lait’ – creamy blush blooms that elevate Lovely Lana’s soft lavender with warmth

Dahlia ‘Bishop of Llandaff’ – deep burgundy foliage provides dramatic contrast and visual depth

Salvia 'May Night' or Russian Sage – smoky purples that harmonize and add airy texture to the composition