Dahlia Linda’s Baby

5,000 KWD

Dahlia ‘Linda’s Baby’ is a charming Ball Dahlia producing perfectly rounded 8–10 cm blooms in soft peach-pink and salmon tones with subtle lilac shading. Growing around 80–90 cm tall, it is exceptional for cutting gardens, weddings and pastel floral arrangements.

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Dahlia ‘Linda’s Baby’ – Peach-Pink Ball Dahlia Tuber

Dahlia ‘Linda’s Baby’ is a charming Ball Dahlia prized for its beautifully rounded, fully double blooms and delicate pastel coloring.
The flowers open in soft peach-pink to salmon-pink tones, often enhanced by subtle lilac or lavender shading and gentle yellow undertones toward the center.
Blooms typically measure approximately 8–10 cm across, while mature plants grow around 80–90 cm tall.
It’s neat ball-shaped flowers, prolific flowering habit and excellent vase performance make Linda’s Baby a favorite for cutting gardens, wedding flowers and soft pastel floral arrangements.

Product Details

  • Variety: Dahlia ‘Linda’s Baby’
  • Product Type: Dahlia Tuber
  • Classification: Ball Dahlia
  • Flower Color: Soft Peach-Pink / Salmon Pink
  • Secondary Tones: Subtle Lilac and Lavender
  • Flower Form: Fully Double, Rounded Ball
  • Bloom Size: Approximately 8–10 cm
  • Plant Height: Approximately 80–90 cm
  • Plant Spread: Up to approximately 70 cm
  • Light: Full Sun
  • Soil: Fertile and Well-Drained
  • Cut Flower: Excellent
  • Uses: Cutting gardens, weddings, bouquets and floral arrangements

Growing in Kuwait

  • For Kuwait conditions, Dahlia ‘Linda’s Baby’ is best grown during the cooler growing season once extreme summer temperatures have declined.
  • A practical planting period is:October to November
  • Plant tubers approximately 10–15 cm deep, positioning the crown and growing eyes upward.
  • Avoid excessive watering immediately after planting. Once shoots emerge and active roots develop, gradually increase watering while maintaining excellent drainage.
  • Provide strong sunlight during the cooler months, with some protection from intense afternoon heat as temperatures rise toward the end of the season.
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