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River's Can't Elope

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The variety photo from Lindsey’s catalog.

River's Can't Elope, hybridized by Eugene Kenyon and introduced in 2024, is a stunning stellar dahlia featuring luminous shades of apricot, peach, coral, and soft orange with hints of rosy pink and lavender blush. The beautifully pointed petals create the classic stellar form, giving each bloom exceptional texture and movement. Vigorous plants reach 4 to 5 feet tall and produce an abundance of long-stemmed flowers that are ideal for bouquets and market work. Its glowing sunset palette pairs effortlessly with creams, peaches, blush tones, and warm autumn colors, while the unique color shifts make every bloom feel like a work of art. Productive, distinctive, and highly sought after, River's Can't Elope is a standout modern introduction that quickly earned a place on collectors' must-grow lists. Hybridizer: Eugene Kenyon, River's Dahlias Year Introduced: 2024

Color
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ADS color class
Orange (OR)
Bloom size
To be added
Form
Stellar (ST)
Plant height
To be added
ADS #
7003
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River's Can't Elope, in other gardens.

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