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Sidehill Trishie

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

Sidehill Trishie5 photos

The variety photo from Lindsey’s catalog.

Sidehill Trishie, hybridized by Ray Phillips and introduced in 2016, is a luminous formal decorative dahlia celebrated for its sophisticated blend of buttercream yellow, soft melon, peach, and delicate pink undertones. The perfectly symmetrical blooms face upward on long, sturdy stems, creating an elegant presentation that shines in both the garden and floral arrangements. As the season progresses, the flowers often deepen into richer peach and coral tones, adding extra dimension and interest. Vigorous plants produce an abundance of blooms from midsummer through frost, making this variety a favorite among flower farmers, wedding designers, and exhibitors alike. Its warm, romantic coloring blends effortlessly with blush, apricot, cream, and café-au-lait palettes, while its flawless form and reliable performance have earned widespread admiration throughout the dahlia community.

Color
PK7, YL9
ADS color class
Light Blend (LB)
Bloom size
Small (BB)
Form
Formal Decorative (FD)
Plant height
To be added
ADS #
3010
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The wait. The first bud. That moment it opens. Share your Sidehill Trishie with Lindsey and the growing community.

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THE BLOOM REUNION

Sidehill Trishie, in other gardens.

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A growing story, waiting for its first chapter.

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