River's Phoenix

  • Brand: Petrolia Bloom Co.
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River’s Phoenix is a striking stellar dahlia featuring bold, flame-like blooms in a rich dark blend of warm tones. The pointed, tapered petals create a distinct star-shaped silhouette, giving each flower movement and a dynamic, textural presence. The colouring carries depth and intensity, with layered tones that shift across the...

$25.00

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River’s Phoenix is a striking stellar dahlia featuring bold, flame-like blooms in a rich dark blend of warm tones. The pointed, tapered petals create a distinct star-shaped silhouette, giving each flower movement and a dynamic, textural presence.

The colouring carries depth and intensity, with layered tones that shift across the petals, adding dimension and visual impact. This dramatic palette makes it a standout in both garden plantings and floral work, particularly in arrangements that call for contrast and warmth.

Plants grow to approximately 3–4 feet, producing strong stems and consistent blooms throughout the season. With its unique form and saturated colouring, River’s Phoenix is a distinctive and reliable choice for cutting gardens and specialty design work.

Details

Bloom Type: Stellar (ST)
ADS Size: BB – Small (4–6 inches)
Colour: Orange
Plant Height: 3–4 feet
Sun Requirements: Full sun (6–8 hours daily)
Spacing: 12–18 inches
Support Needed: Recommended
Pinching: When 12 inches tall
Perfect For: cutting gardens, market bouquets, wedding work, floral design

What You Will Receive

You will receive one dahlia tuber.

Tubers should be planted after the risk of frost has passed and soil temperatures have warmed. Store in a cool, dry location until planting.

As living plant material, tuber size and appearance may vary. Each tuber will have at least one viable eye. With proper planting and care, tubers will establish quickly and produce vigorous plants throughout the growing season.