Florelie Antique - CuttingFlorelie Antique is a medium decorative dahlia bred by Lorelie Merton of Florelie Seasonal Flowers (Australia). With its soft blend of white, cream, and blush pink tones, it evokes a timeless, vintage charmmaking it a coveted choice for wedding work, cottage gardens, and heirloom inspired arrangements. Characteristics: Color: A dreamy mix of white, cream, and soft pink. The petals shift subtly with light, giving an antique, almost sepia toned feel.

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Florelie Antique is a medium decorative dahlia bred by Lorelie Merton of Florelie Seasonal Flowers (Australia). With its soft blend of white, cream, and blush-pink tones, it evokes a timeless, vintage charm—making it a coveted choice for wedding work, cottage gardens, and heirloom-inspired arrangements.

Characteristics:

Color: A dreamy mix of white, cream, and soft pink. The petals shift subtly with light, giving an antique, almost sepia-toned feel.

Form: Informal Decorative (ID) or Decorative (D), characterized by its high petal count and creamy, soft-colored blooms.

Bloom Size: B (Medium) with blooms over 6 to 8 inches ($15-20\text{ cm}$) in diameter.

Height: Typically grows between 1 to 1.5 meters (3.3 to 5 feet), with sturdy stems that benefit from support.

Performance: Flowers prolifically through summer and autumn. Excellent vase life and a favorite among florists for its soft, romantic palette.

Florelie Antique is often described as the “perfect wedding flower”—its muted tones and graceful form lend themselves beautifully to vintage, garden-style, and romantic floral designs. Its definitely very dreamy!

Please note that the listing is for one rooted cutting.

• We guarantee you will receive a cutting with a healthy root system at the time of receipt that is true to variety. Please examine your order immediately upon arrival and contact us via email (not social media) within 24 hours if you see an issue with your order. After 24 hours, the buyer accepts full responsibility for the tuber as we cannot be held responsible for improper storage, weather, growing conditions, pest damage, plant performance, failure to thrive or negligence.