Fawn dahlia cutting

Name: Fawn dahlia cutting
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Price: 35.00 USD
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Fawn is a soft, sophisticated dahlia that brings warmth and subtle elegance to the garden and the vase. Its blooms glow in gentle, earthy tones that shift with the light, making it especially beautiful in natural, romantic arrangements and late-summer palettes.

Bloom size: 3-5 inches
Plant height: 36–48 inches
Color: Warm peachy-tan with blush and apricot undertones, often deepening toward the center.

Distinguishing feature: Fawn is prized for its nuanced, chameleon-like coloring—no two blooms are exactly alike.

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New to growing dahlias in Colorado?

Dahlias thrive in Colorado with the right care! Plant after frost, amend clay soil, water deeply, and stake for Colorado winds.

Learn more in our Colorado dahlia growing guide.

Colorado is an ideal place to grow dahlias — long sunny days, dry air, and a long bloom season from July through October. This guide covers how to plant and care for dahlias in Colorado, including frost timing, clay soil amendments, watering schedules, heat & shade tips, staking for wind, dividing & storage, and managing pests. Local insights for Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Grand Junction and the Western Slope.

Ready to grow your own? Pre-order Colorado dahlia tubers for spring planting.

Sustainably grown

Pesticide, herbicide, and synthetic fertilizer free grown. No till, locally made compost, leaf mulch, companion planting, and healthy BRIX plants growing methods.

Dahlia virus management program

Questionable dahlia plants are immediately culled. Cutting snips in 10% bleach solution for 2 minutes between harvesting flowers, between plants, and between division of one tuber clump to another. Preventative insect management via soil health, companion planting, attraction of benificial insects and birds, and plant BRIX number management.

Blog post - Our approach to dahlia virus.