DAHLIA FAWN

Fawn
There’s a warmth to Fawn that feels like the last rays of sunlight spilling over the fields. Blooms glow in a blend of coral, apricot, and soft salmon — colors that shift with the light, vibrant under the midday sun and honeyed in the evening. Each petal is gently layered and softly curved, giving the flower a graceful fullness without losing its airy elegance.

On the plant, Fawn is generous, sending bloom after bloom on strong, slender stems that make harvest a joy. Up close, faint striations ripple across the petals, adding texture and depth to its already captivating palette. In the vase, it holds beautifully — pairing as easily with bright summer tones as with the richer, moodier hues of autumn.

Specifications:

• Bloom Size: 3–4 inches

• Color: Coral-apricot with salmon undertones and deeper coral centers

• Height: 3–4 feet

• Bloom Time: Mid-season to frost

• Use: Exceptional for cutting, versatile in both bright and moody arrangements

A flower that catches the light — and the eye — Fawn brings a glow to the garden that lingers long after the sun slips away.

Garden Reverie

Imagine handfuls of peach-blush waterlilies, each bloom a calm little sunrise—polished, luminous, and quietly romantic. ‘Fawn’ brings effortless elegance to every arrangement and bed.

Planting & Growing Guide

Dahlias thrive in full sun and well-draining soil. Plant tubers after frost danger has passed, 4–6″ deep and 12–18″ apart. Pinch at ~12″ to encourage bushiness and more blooms. Provide support as plants stretch. Water consistently (avoid waterlogging) and deadhead to extend the show. In cooler regions, lift, cure, and store tubers after frost for replanting next year.