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The Salmon Beauty dahlia (introduced in 1938) produces luminous 4–6 inch blossoms in warm peach-salmon tones. Classified as a Straight Cactus dahlia, its fully layered petals are narrow, pointed, and rolled—creating a dramatic, spiky bloom that stands out in both garden beds and mixed bouquets. It’s prized as a long-lasting cut flower thanks to sturdy stems and blooms that hold their shape well.
The Salmon Beauty dahlia (introduced in 1938) produces luminous 4–6 inch blossoms in warm peach-salmon tones. Classified as a Straight Cactus dahlia, its fully layered petals are narrow, pointed, and rolled—creating a dramatic, spiky bloom that stands out in both garden beds and mixed bouquets. It’s prized as a long-lasting cut flower thanks to sturdy stems and blooms that hold their shape well.