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Rose Toscano

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

Rose Toscano3 photos

The variety photo from Lindsey’s catalog.

Rose Toscano, hybridized by Ted Toscano and introduced in 1998, is an elegant miniature formal decorative dahlia prized for its refined apricot coloring and exceptional performance as a cut flower. Perfectly formed blooms open in soft shades of apricot, peach, buff, and warm blush, often carrying subtle tonal variations that give each flower remarkable depth and sophistication. Produced on long, strong stems, the blooms are highly sought after by wedding and event designers for their versatility and romantic garden style. Prolific plants provide a steady stream of flowers throughout the season, making Rose Toscano equally valuable in cutting gardens, market bouquets, and landscape plantings. Its delicate coloration blends effortlessly with creams, blush tones, soft pinks, and café-au-lait palettes, securing its place as one of the most beloved pastel dahlias in cultivation.

Color
or4
ADS color class
Orange (OR)
Bloom size
Miniature (M)
Form
Formal Decorative (FD)
Plant height
4 ft
ADS #
4003
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THE BLOOM REUNION

Rose Toscano, in other gardens.

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