Granite Queen Bee

Granite Queen BeeThe intriguing form of an Anemone dahlia makes for vocal point in any garden. The pink burgundy outer petals contrasted with the yellow centre is pleasing to the eye! A low compact sized plant, produced an abundance of blooms that have the bees going wild, a beautiful garden variety. Makes for a great show bloom, and tends to be the most popular variety for the exhibitors!

This striking

formal decorative

makes for a desired bloom

A gorgeous autumnal toned miniature

Did you know 'Kenora MACOP-B' and was supposedly named by the hybridiser Gordan Leroux (USA) after the chemotherapy regimen 'MACOP-B' saved his life

the golden yellow petals are highlighted by the bright orange-red underside

it produces an abundance of blooms on good stems for picking and is a real standout in garden and makes for a good allrounder

The bloom will give you an abundance of flowers that vary in colouring all season long

with an abundance of blooms early in the season this makes for a great garden specimen

it looks great as a standalone bloom in a vase

This particular bloom is medium in size and features a dominance of bright candy pink petals with a hint of white in the centre

is this pure white Collarette dahlia