Sherwood's Peach

Sherwood's Peach is a stunning dinnerplate variety known for its immense, informal decorative blooms that blend rich coral, peach, and bronze tones, sometimes with a subtle purple haze. The coloration can vary based on temperature and maturity, with flowers developing rosier shades as they age.

Key Characteristics
Bloom Size: This is a "giant" (AA classification) dahlia, with flowers typically measuring 10 to 12 inches (25 to 30 cm) across.
Color: The blooms display a dynamic blend of peach, coral, bronze, and amber, often accented with hints of pink and a soft purple haze on the petal backs, giving them a unique, "dusty heirloom" quality.
Form: The flowers are classified as Informal Decorative, meaning they have broad, slightly ruffled or wavy petals that are not formally arranged.
Plant Height: The robust plants generally grow to be 3.5 to 5 feet (about 1 to 1.5 meters) tall.
Stems: They feature long, sturdy stems, making them an excellent choice for cut flowers and large arrangements