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Bloom Time:	Aug - Frost
Height:	30″ - 50″
Color:	White, Purple

Dahlia Edge Of Joy

This dahlia has pure white petals edged in violet that might just be enough to push you over the edge. It is considered an anemone type because of the way it's flowers somewhat resemble fall blooming perennial anemones (also called windflowers). This dahlia will bloom in your summer garden all season long. These flowers are naturally smaller than other types of dahlias, so debudding is not necessary for optimum bloom. Long flowering, fast growing, and excellent as cut flowers. No. 1 size tubers. Hardy zones 8-10, dig and store during winter in colder zones.

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