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Tuber with eye and ready to be planted. Hygienic cutting practices always followed. The Papageno Dahlia is a collarette-type dahlia known for its semi-double blooms featuring soft pink to magenta petals accented with irregular white and blush streaks. Its flowers have a distinctive central “collar” of smaller petaloids surrounding a yellow disk, giving it a playful, slightly wild appearance. This variety grows on sturdy stems, blooms from mid-summer until frost, and is valued for its unique, bi-color patterning and strong pollinator appeal.
Tuber with eye and ready to be planted. Hygienic cutting practices always followed. The Papageno Dahlia is a collarette-type dahlia known for its semi-double blooms featuring soft pink to magenta petals accented with irregular white and blush streaks. Its flowers have a distinctive central “collar” of smaller petaloids surrounding a yellow disk, giving it a playful, slightly wild appearance. This variety grows on sturdy stems, blooms from mid-summer until frost, and is valued for its unique, bi-color patterning and strong pollinator appeal.