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YOUR DAHLIA PASSPORT

River's Sarah

The flower has a name. The next chapter is yours.

Pauley’s Picks bouquet inspiration; not a photo of this individual varietyBouquet inspiration · variety photo coming soon

Bouquet inspiration. Lindsey’s individual variety photo will appear here when added.

River's Sarah, hybridized by Eugene Kenyon, is a floriferous incurved cactus dahlia featuring soft blended tones that create an elegant and refined garden presence. The 3½-inch blooms display beautifully sculpted petals that curve inward, producing the distinctive incurved cactus form prized by dahlia enthusiasts and exhibitors alike. Strong four-foot plants generate an abundance of blooms on useful stems throughout the season, providing excellent production for both cutting gardens and floral design work. The soft light-blend coloration pairs effortlessly with blush, cream, peach, lavender, and pastel palettes, while its unique flower form adds texture and sophistication to arrangements. Graceful, productive, and distinctive, River's Sarah is a standout introduction from the River's breeding program.

Color
To be added
ADS color class
Light Blend (LB)
Bloom size
Small (BB)
Form
Incurved Cactus (IC)
Plant height
4 ft
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River's Sarah

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THE NEXT CHAPTER IS YOURS

Your first bloom belongs here.

The wait. The first bud. That moment it opens. Share your River's Sarah with Lindsey and the growing community.

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THE BLOOM REUNION

River's Sarah, in other gardens.

Grower-submitted photos, shared with permission. These stories follow the variety and do not verify a purchase or individual plant lineage.

A growing story, waiting for its first chapter.

When growers share their blooms and Lindsey approves them, their flowers will appear here. No borrowed photos. No made-up garden stories.