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Spoiled Rotten Informal Decorative Dahlia

Spoiled Rotten Informal Decorative Dahlia

Regular price $12.00 USD
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Spoiled Rotten Informal Decorative Dahlia 

Bright, bold, and impossible to ignore, Spoiled Rotten bursts into bloom with dramatic 7- to 8-inch blossoms of hot fuchsia tipped with cream, glowing from the garden like a showpiece you can’t help but admire. Its generous blooms are perched on tall, elegant stems reaching ~5 feet, making it a standout not only in the border, but also in bouquets where its color contrast and size demand attention. If you want a dahlia that brings high drama and vibrant energy all season long, Spoiled Rotten delivers in spades.

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Details

• Form: Informal Decorative 

• Bloom Size Class: B (Medium, ~7-8 inches / ~17-20 cm) 

• Plant Height: Tall (>48″), approx. 5 feet (~150-160 cm) 

• Stem Strength: Strong — excellent for cutting 

• Unicorn Status: Common

• Primary Color: Hot Fuchsia / Magenta pink 

• Secondary Color: Creamy yellow center (heart) 

• Plant ID: 

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A Bit of History

Spoiled Rotten was introduced in 2018 by Swan Dahlias and has quickly become a favorite among show-gardeners and cutting-flower enthusiasts alike. With its striking color contrast — vibrant fuchsia outer petals blending to cream in the center — it offers both visual excitement and versatility. It’s known for its long stems and large, dramatic blooms, making it ideal for exhibition as well as for adding a splash of boldness in garden beds. Those who love variety and garden drama often pick Spoiled Rotten for its ability to draw the eye and become a focal point.

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Ideal For

• Cutting gardens & floral arrangements

• Tall background borders or as specimen plants

• Display beds where large, bold colors are desired

• Event or wedding use when you want statement blooms

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Pairs Well With

Café au Lait — for soft, creamy neutrals that allow Spoiled Rotten’s hot tones to pop

Clearview Peachy or similar soft apricot/peach dahlias — for a beautiful warm gradient scheme

Foliage plants or perennials with silver/grey tones (e.g. Lamb’s Ear, Dusty Miller) — to offset the vibrancy and add texture

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