Dahlia ‘Glory of Heemstede’

This soft and pretty Dahlia can indeed be the glory of the homestead when it blossoms between June and September. Dahlia ‘Glory of Heemstede’ is a clean and fresh dahlia, its large sulphur yellow petals providing a light and almost translucent glow in borders, beds, containers or patio pots. It will also make an excellent cut flower for a cheerful display indoors!

Dahlia ‘Glory of Heemstede’ is a waterlily dahlia with a definite centre petal ball served on a bed of flattened petals reminiscent of a waterlily. Its flowers fall in the medium-sized range. You will not regret including this beauty in your garden if you havent already done so.

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