Hollyhill Pink Martini

ollyhill Pink Martini Dahlia is a vibrant and high-performing dahlia from the same prolific hybridizers, Ted and Margaret Kennedy (Hollyhill Dahlias) in the USA, introduced in 2015.

Characteristics:

Form: Waterlily (WL). Similar to 'Hollyhill Serenity', the petals are broad and generally flat, creating a semi-double, poised bloom. However, 'Pink Martini' often has a higher petal count and a more ruffled or pointed look than some other Waterlilies.

Color: Light Blend (LB) / Bicolor Hot Pink and White. The colour is cheerful and vibrant:

• The outer petals are a stunning, darker, hot magenta or rich pink.
• The colour transitions to a lighter pink or creamy white towards the interior of the bloom, creating a beautiful bicolor or ombre effect.
• Overall, it is a brilliant and cheerful bloom that truly "pops" in the garden, living up to its lively name.

Bloom Size: Small to Medium (BB/M), generally ranging from 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm) in diameter.

Height: A tall, vigorous variety, often reaching 4 to 5.5 feet (120–170 cm) tall.

Performance: 

• Cut Flower Quality: An excellent and highly productive cut flower. Florists value its vibrant colour, Waterlily form, and the fact that it holds up well. It is known for its super-sturdy stems and vigorous, reblooming habit, making it an impressive workhorse in the cutting garden.
• Garden Use: Its height and prolific blooming habit make it a magnificent, showy plant for the middle or back of a border. It is a very big, bold, and vigorous grower that is frequently recommended by market growers for its reliability and tuber production.

Please note that the listing is for one tuber.

• We guarantee you will receive a viable tuber true to variety, with an eye and healthy neck. Please examine your order immediately upon arrival and contact us via email (not social media) within 7 days if you see an issue with your order. After that 7 days the buyer accepts full responsibility for the tuber as we cannot be held responsible for improper storage, weather, growing conditions, pest damage, plant performance, failure to thrive or negligence.