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Sugartown Sunrise

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

Sugartown Sunrise

The variety photo from Lindsey’s catalog.

Sugartown Sunrise, hybridized by Steve & Sybil Thomas and introduced in 1999, is a delightful miniature formal decorative dahlia treasured for its warm sunrise-inspired blend of peach, apricot, soft pink, and golden-yellow tones. Perfectly formed blooms are produced in abundance on tall, productive plants, creating a steady supply of flowers from midsummer through frost. As the blooms mature, the pastel colors blend together in a luminous watercolor effect that brings warmth and elegance to bouquets and garden beds alike. Long valued as a reliable cut flower, Sugartown Sunrise pairs beautifully with blush, cream, apricot, and champagne-toned arrangements. Cheerful, productive, and endlessly versatile, this charming variety remains a favorite among flower farmers and floral designers for its exceptional color and dependable performance.

Color
LV8, yl20
ADS color class
Light Blend (LB)
Bloom size
Miniature (M)
Form
Formal Decorative (FD)
Plant height
5 ft
ADS #
4010
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THE NEXT CHAPTER IS YOURS

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The wait. The first bud. That moment it opens. Share your Sugartown Sunrise with Lindsey and the growing community.

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THE BLOOM REUNION

Sugartown Sunrise, 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.