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Strawberry Ice Informal Decorative Dahlia
Strawberry Ice Informal Decorative Dahlia
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Strawberry Ice Informal Decorative Dahlia
Soft like dawn, striking like a sunset — Strawberry Ice Dahlia unfurls large “dinner‑plate” blooms in sugar‑pink and pale yellow, with petals that feel frothy and romantic. These abundant blossoms, each 8 to 10 inches across, ride high atop long, sturdy stems, creating a show‑stopper in garden beds, bouquets, or wherever you want a dramatic splash of soft color. With its informal decorative form and strong presence, Strawberry Ice delivers both elegance and garden flair.
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Details
• Form: Informal Decorative
• Bloom Size: AA (8‑10 in)
• Plant Height: Tall (>48") / approx. 4‑5 ft
• Stem Strength: Strong, long stems good for cut work
• Unicorn Status: Common
• Primary Color: Soft Pink / Candy‑Pink
• Secondary Color: Pale Yellow undertones toward the base of petals
• Plant ID: [Insert 4‑digit SKU]
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A Bit of History
Strawberry Ice is celebrated for its huge, romantic blooms and its ability to bridge formal and wild garden styles. It has been bred and grown by many specialty dahlia farms and featured in wedding and large‑scale floral work for its large size, soft coloring, and strong vase life. Known for its performance in full sun and moderate climates, it tends to bloom from mid‑summer through fall, continuing until frost. Though perhaps not as rare as a true “unicorn,” Strawberry Ice is much sought after for its dramatic presence and gentle palette.
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Ideal For
• Statement pieces in cut‑flower gardens — great for bouquets and arrangements
• Cottage or romantic garden borders where soft color is desired
• Weddings and event florals, especially pastel‑themed or summer designs
• Display gardens and large focal beds where the large bloom size can shine
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Pairs Well With
‘Cafe au Lait’ Dahlia — creamy blush tones to soften the look and add contrast
Lavender or Lilac Dahlias — for cool‑color balance and harmony
Ornamental Grasses (e.g. Silver Grass, Miscanthus) — to add texture and let those large blooms peek through
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