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Salish Twilight Girl

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

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The variety photo from Lindsey’s catalog.

Salish Twilight Girl, hybridized by Noni Morrison and introduced in 2019, is a captivating formal decorative dahlia celebrated for its moody, sophisticated coloring and exceptional cut-flower performance. This standout variety produces smoky lavender blooms highlighted by deep wine-purple outer petals with an almost gunmetal cast, creating remarkable depth and dimension. The elegant flowers are carried on strong stems above attractive ferny foliage, making them equally striking in the garden and in floral arrangements. Prolific and long-lasting, Salish Twilight Girl blends beautifully with mauves, plums, blush tones, and other muted palette favorites. Its unique coloration and refined form have made it a sought-after choice among flower farmers, designers, and collectors.

Color
LV2, DP18
ADS color class
Lavender (L)
Bloom size
To be added
Form
Stellar (ST)
Plant height
5 ft
ADS #
7008
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Salish Twilight Girl

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THE NEXT CHAPTER IS YOURS

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The wait. The first bud. That moment it opens. Share your Salish Twilight Girl with Lindsey and the growing community.

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THE BLOOM REUNION

Salish Twilight Girl, 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.