A showstopper for the cutting garden. Floorinoor is an anemone-flowering dahlia with a hot pink and coral outer ring of petals surrounding a vivid, double-feathered orange-gold centre — that classic "powder-puff" look that makes it stand out from across the garden. Loved by pollinators, adored by florists, and an absolute magnet for compliments in a vase.
Reaching around 90–110cm, Floorinoor is a vigorous grower and a generous, reliable bloomer from summer through to the first frosts. Its warm, punchy colour palette pairs beautifully with deep reds and soft apricots, and holds up well as a cut flower — a favourite in our own bouquets.
What you'll receive:
You'll receive a single tuber, guaranteed a minimum of one viable eye (sometimes more). Tuber size can vary quite a bit from piece to piece — this is completely normal for dahlias and has no bearing on the size or vigour of the plant it will grow into.
We carefully check all tubers before dispatch and only send out stock showing no visible signs of gall or virus. That said, with dahlias this can never be 100% guaranteed, as some issues only become apparent once a plant is actively growing.
Dispatch:
Tubers will be sent out in late August, timed for spring planting once the risk of frost has passed.
A showstopper for the cutting garden. Floorinoor is an anemone-flowering dahlia with a hot pink and coral outer ring of petals surrounding a vivid, double-feathered orange-gold centre — that classic "powder-puff" look that makes it stand out from across the garden. Loved by pollinators, adored by florists, and an absolute magnet for compliments in a vase.
Reaching around 90–110cm, Floorinoor is a vigorous grower and a generous, reliable bloomer from summer through to the first frosts. Its warm, punchy colour palette pairs beautifully with deep reds and soft apricots, and holds up well as a cut flower — a favourite in our own bouquets.
What you'll receive:
You'll receive a single tuber, guaranteed a minimum of one viable eye (sometimes more). Tuber size can vary quite a bit from piece to piece — this is completely normal for dahlias and has no bearing on the size or vigour of the plant it will grow into.
We carefully check all tubers before dispatch and only send out stock showing no visible signs of gall or virus. That said, with dahlias this can never be 100% guaranteed, as some issues only become apparent once a plant is actively growing.
Dispatch:
Tubers will be sent out in late August, timed for spring planting once the risk of frost has passed.
