Help with dahlia identification

We are trying to identify this dahlia on our website. It's possibly called 'Festiva' but as it's a new cultivar there is not much information available about it. If anyone can help with a name and any other information (size etc), we would greatly appreciate your input.

 

Hi Ginko,

Welcome to Gardeners Corner.

I've taken out the link as our site rules don't allow links taking members to other forums.

Please feel free to post the pictures on their own though, we'll try to help

 

OK - how do I do that? I can only find options that involve including a URL.

 

PM me the link you had & i'll see if I can extract the pic. Sorry to mess you about, just the forum rules.

 

x Heucherella



Heucherella






Scientific family:

Saxifragaceae
Type:

Herbaceous perennial
Origin:

not specified
Lifecycle:

Evergreen

Garden style:

Cottage/informal, town/courtyard, woodland
Position:

Border, underplanting, banks/slopes, containers
Features:

not specified
Soil:

Clay, loam, sand
Wildlife:

not specified
pH:

Acid, neutral
Fragrance:

not specified
Aspect:

North, south, east, west
Exposure:

Sheltered
Growth rate:

Average
Growth habit:

Clump/mound forming
Maintenance:

Little or no maintenance
Health caution:

not specified
Additional use:

not specified
Time to maturity:

2-5 years
Spacing:

not specified
Planting depth:

not specified
Awards:

not specified


Description:


Heucherellas are hybrids between Heuchera and Tiarella. Grown primarily for their evergreen foliage, they also produce sprays of tiny pink or white bell-shaped flowers on long slender stems in spring and summer. Good plants for shady areas.

Calendar:
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec Sow Plant out Flower Harvest


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uploaded by Andrea B



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Think i've done it, was that the right bit?

 

I can't find that rule here http://gardenerscorner.co.uk/forum/...691-rules-policies-protocols-please-read.html


Where is it?

 

This bit