Ben Huston Dahlia New and the blooms give an

and the blooms give an ethereal look to wooded sites

it's sure to become a popular destination for local butterflies

The thorny blooms discourage deer from eating them

trumpet-shaped flowers are borne in clusters

Each vase can hold water and a single large bloom or a few smaller sprigs of wild flowers or other greenery

Ben Huston Dahlia New and the blooms give anBen Huston cuts a striking figure in the landscape, showing off a blended palette of coral, salmon and soft yellow hues. The tropical coloration is right at home in sunny summer gardens. Plus, just one of its huge 9" double blooms is enough to transform boring bouquets into something altogether magical.