Snoho Doris Dahlia Cutting Bouquets fertile soil and should be

fertile soil and should be spaced about 9” apart

It’s a robust plant

similar to Ivanetti

Butterfly and Tecolote varieties

Snoho Doris Dahlia Cutting Bouquets fertile soil and should beSnoho Doris is a prolific ball dahlia with a color combination that turns heads coral, peach, and yellow all blended together in a uniquely patterned bloom. She's consistently productive, grows tall with long strong stems, and is considered beginner friendly. She shows up and does the work. Also, each bloom will have a unique color pattern. She's a reliable cut flower workhorse: High stem count, good stem length, and blooms that just keep coming from