This collection includes 2 clumps each of Winkie Colonel, Café au Lait, Kelvin Floodlight, Advance, Vassio Meggos and Belle of Barmera. Varieties are labeled for ease of planting.

• Café au Lait Dahlia: This long-lived, decorative variety forms lush, supersize blooms spanning 25 cm across. The creamy white, fully double flowers display subtle shades of tan and light pink-peach.
• Kelvin Floodlight: Its incredible golden-yellow, 18–23 cm fully double blooms seem nearly as intense as the sunshine they crave. This dinnerplate type brightens the back of any border or, as a cut flower, adds radiance to bouquets and arrangements. The enormous flowers open on sturdy stems that rarely need staking. Butterflies are drawn to Kelvin Floodlight, but deer tend to avoid it.
• Vassio Meggos Dahlia: These enormous 25 cm wide flowers are naturally lovely in myriad shades of lavender-pink. A show-winning garden beauty, it is a prolific bloomer that bears its blossoms from summer to fall’s first frost. In fact, it’s not unusual to have up to 25 giant flowers per plant! Creates a marvelous focal point planting, or use as a sole bloom in a simple vase.
• Belle of Barmera Dahlia: With island-inspired hues of hot coral-raspberry and sumptuous peach, this dahlia variety creates a tropical paradise right in your own back (or front) yard! The unique flower form features lush, silken petals that twist slightly at the ends. Fortunately, the tall stems are sturdy enough to hold the massive, 25 cm blooms upright, keeping them visible from all angles.
• Advance Dahlia: The salmon pink petals fade to creamy yellow toward the tips. Its thick stems steadily support the weight of the flowers and help make this dahlia exceptionally good for cutting.
• Winkie Colonel Super Size Dahlia: This prolific bloomer will host up to 25 gigantic, 25 cm blooms that are perfect in the cutting garden and look hot in back borders. So large, each bloom makes a beautiful bouquet by itself.