Dahlia ‘Tahoma Early Dawn’
Like first light on a quiet morning, ‘Tahoma Early Dawn’ unfurls ruffled, creamy-white blooms kissed with the faintest lavender blush. The petals have a soft, feathery quality that catches the light, and the flowers ride on long, clean stems—refined on the plant and luminous in the hand. Reliable and weather-tolerant, it’s a designer favorite for serene palettes and photo-perfect arrangements.
Specs
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Form: Informal Decorative
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Bloom Size: 4–6″
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Color: Creamy white with subtle lavender/blush highlights (sometimes a whisper of soft yellow near the heart)
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Height: ~3–4 ft
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Bloom Habit: Prolific with long, straight stems; holds up well in the field and in the vase
Garden Reverie
Imagine rows dotted with moon-soft blooms, each one a pale lantern edged in lavender light. ‘Tahoma Early Dawn’ brings calm elegance and gentle glow to borders and bouquets alike.
Planting & Growing Guide
Dahlias thrive in full sun and well-draining soil. Plant tubers after all danger of frost, 4–6″ deep and 12–18″ apart. Pinch at ~12″ tall for bushier plants and more blooms. Provide sturdy support for stems. Water consistently (avoid waterlogging) and deadhead to extend flowering. In cooler regions, lift tubers after frost, cure, and store in a cool, dry place for replan
