European cultivation of dahlias dates back to 1787. Dahlias have undergone extensive breeding and cultivation, resulting in many distinct cultivars and varieties, including the highly sought-after double-pompon-shaped specimens. The various categories of dahlia flowers include decorative dahlias, pompon and ball dahlias, cactus and semi-cactus dahlias, anemone and collarette dahlias, mignon dahlias, single dahlias, peony and orchid dahlias, and waterlily dahlias. The most popular varieties of ornamental dahlias that are highly regarded by landscaping contractors and ideal for your garden have been gathered by experts.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Decorative Dahlia ‘Eveline’<\/strong><\/p>\n The blooms of this plant are spherical and possess a pure white color. Their petals are curled inward at the center and flattened at the edges, highlighting a subtle yet vibrant lavender hue. As a result, ‘Eveline’ is an ideal bloom for any formal occasion, as its intricate nuances accentuate the symmetry and malleability of the petals. The option to display it in sizable pots on a terrace or patio is impressive; however, incorporating it into borders and high beds is likewise a viable choice.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n