KA’s Cinder Rose exudes timeless elegance. In my opinion, she’s the best dahlia for floristry on the market—and possibly to have ever existed. It’s hard to imagine this variety ever being rivaled; she’s truly that good. The blooms are a stunning pink-nude with glowing golden undertones and mauve orchid centers. Each nude petal edge is illuminated where it meets the mauve back along the rim, creating a divine, luminescent glow from every angle.
KA’s Cinder Rose is absolute perfection. The plants are exceptionally healthy, with beautiful foliage and an abundance of blooms on long, strong stems throughout the season. This is the one variety you simply can’t be without—a must-grow dahlia for any cutting garden or farmer-florist. I’m obsessed!
Photographed alongside KA’s Cinder Rose are dahlias Lakeview Hazy and KA’s Daybreak (the most stunning trio to ever exist!), as well as Joel’s Favorite. The wasp photos (no cute frog blooms here in the Mid-west!) show the very first bloom of the season. Early and late season dahlia blooms are typically not as grand, which accounts for the paler coloring seen here.
Rock Run Ashley is a wonderful substitute for KA's Cinder Rose with very similar, dusty mauve coloring.
KA’s Cinder Rose exudes timeless elegance. In my opinion, she’s the best dahlia for floristry on the market—and possibly to have ever existed. It’s hard to imagine this variety ever being rivaled; she’s truly that good. The blooms are a stunning pink-nude with glowing golden undertones and mauve orchid centers. Each nude petal edge is illuminated where it meets the mauve back along the rim, creating a divine, luminescent glow from every angle.
KA’s Cinder Rose is absolute perfection. The plants are exceptionally healthy, with beautiful foliage and an abundance of blooms on long, strong stems throughout the season. This is the one variety you simply can’t be without—a must-grow dahlia for any cutting garden or farmer-florist. I’m obsessed!
Photographed alongside KA’s Cinder Rose are dahlias Lakeview Hazy and KA’s Daybreak (the most stunning trio to ever exist!), as well as Joel’s Favorite. The wasp photos (no cute frog blooms here in the Mid-west!) show the very first bloom of the season. Early and late season dahlia blooms are typically not as grand, which accounts for the paler coloring seen here.
Rock Run Ashley is a wonderful substitute for KA's Cinder Rose with very similar, dusty mauve coloring.
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