Dahlia Crichton Honey (see description) desktop calendar Erin describes her as a

Erin describes her as a "beautiful apricot-rose coloring that fades out to a pale buttercream

one of our first to flower

If the variance in colors bothers you

CH is known for having some bobble heads

Pollen centers are thin and twizzly—like fluttery eyelashes

Dahlia Crichton Honey (see description) desktop calendar Erin describes her as aThis flower makes me think of a unicorn with a wavy, ombr mane, don't you think? Our stock is sometimes closed and sometimes open center (see photos). It appears this is the case for a lot of CH stock, but I like to call it out in case you find this undesirable. In any case, we'll keep this stock as long as we can, because of the curlycues alone. Open centers and curly petals can be indicative of genetic decline, but she's produced happily for years