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Wine Eyed Jill
A prolific dahlia prized for its unique blooms. Petite 3-inch flowers present a striking deep magenta—or wine—center that gently melts into soft pastels of bubblegum pink, dusty blush, cream, and apricot. Each bloom looks hand-brushed, giving beds and bouquets an artful, romantic quality.
Key characteristics
Form: Varies from formal decorative to ball-type with neatly cupped, well-formed petals.
Height & habit: Compact to medium-tall plants, typically 4–5 feet, supported by strong, dark, wiry stems.
Usage: A florist favorite—blooms hold up remarkably well and coordinate flawlessly with blush and burgundy palettes for weddings, events, and mixed arrangements.
Uniqueness: Individual flowers can vary naturally on the same plant, subtly shifting tones with changes in weather and light, so no two stems are exactly alike.
Wine Eyed Jill
A prolific dahlia prized for its unique blooms. Petite 3-inch flowers present a striking deep magenta—or wine—center that gently melts into soft pastels of bubblegum pink, dusty blush, cream, and apricot. Each bloom looks hand-brushed, giving beds and bouquets an artful, romantic quality.
Key characteristics
Form: Varies from formal decorative to ball-type with neatly cupped, well-formed petals.
Height & habit: Compact to medium-tall plants, typically 4–5 feet, supported by strong, dark, wiry stems.
Usage: A florist favorite—blooms hold up remarkably well and coordinate flawlessly with blush and burgundy palettes for weddings, events, and mixed arrangements.
Uniqueness: Individual flowers can vary naturally on the same plant, subtly shifting tones with changes in weather and light, so no two stems are exactly alike.