Thomas EdisonGrown & Photographed by GCDA member, Amy Phipps. Amy says, "Thomas Edison was my first purple dahlia. I like the black stems." Thomas Edison is a dinner plate size dahlia with huge, deep purple flowers that make excellent bouquets. Fully double flowers on strong, sturdy stems. (The Thomas Edison dahlia was one of the most popular dahlias during the early 1930s. I wonder if it's related.) Class: No classification by ADS Size: A (large) 8 10" Form: FD

A charming

The unique

but it's consistently the earliest dahlia to bloom

It’s perfect for growing in a mixed herbaceous (herbs) border

large petals with a captivating blend of soft pinkish lavender and creamy white hues

a stunning coral pink dahlia captivates with its beauty

5- to 5-foot-tall plants

Class: 8210

Very clean

this one is absolutely perfect for bouquets and arrangements

Very pretty darker pink

Pretty in pink