Exquisitely pointed petals, ranging from soft coral to blood orange, form captivating blooms that are a standout both in the garden and in a vase. Plants are on the stalky side, so pinch early and cut deep when harvesting for the best stem length.
Photographed alongside RM Lure are dahlias Carolina Wagemans and KA’s Guava; last photo—RML top two and KAG is the bottom one. When blooms are fully open, it can be difficult to distinguish RM Lure from KA’s Guava because they are similar in form and color. The most notable difference, though subtle, is the petal tips.
Exquisitely pointed petals, ranging from soft coral to blood orange, form captivating blooms that are a standout both in the garden and in a vase. Plants are on the stalky side, so pinch early and cut deep when harvesting for the best stem length.
Photographed alongside RM Lure are dahlias Carolina Wagemans and KA’s Guava; last photo—RML top two and KAG is the bottom one. When blooms are fully open, it can be difficult to distinguish RM Lure from KA’s Guava because they are similar in form and color. The most notable difference, though subtle, is the petal tips.
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