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Arabian Night
Double and deep dark red; a strong accent in bouquets.
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Bishop of Llandaff
Red flowers above dark foliage give a double contrast.
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Café au Lait
Creamy white with soft pink/peach, very large double flowers.
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Totally Tangerine
An anemone-flowered dahlia in the RHS selection.
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Twyning's After Eight
Single white flowers above almost black foliage; an airy alternative to large doubles.
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Waltzing Mathilda
A dahlia in the miscellaneous flower forms group in the RHS selection.
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A characteristic is included only if it has its own supporting evidence. Descriptions from the United Kingdom do not predict the harvest in your garden.
- RHS-rasprofiel: Dahlia Bishop of OxfordRoyal Horticultural Society · checked 2026-10-08

