The impressive 12 cm blooms of the Fimbriated Dahlia ‘Kogane Fubuki’ are captivating for two main reasons. Firstly, its rounded, uniquely textured form, with petals featuring a delicate fringe at the tips, gives the flowers a charmingly tousled appearance. This may have inspired the name ‘Fubuki’, which translates to ‘snowstorm’ in Japanese. Secondly, the flower’s stunningly variable colouration adds to its allure.

While many blooms feature soft pink petals edged with golden yellow, our trials revealed an array of colour variations—from deep, solid pink to pure yellow, and countless combinations in between. The DutchGrown team verified that all these blooms originated from the same plant, making ‘Kogane Fubuki’ a true chameleon for both gardens and floral displays.

Standing proudly at approximately 100–120 cm, Kogane Fubuki makes a bold statement in any garden. Its sturdy stems provide excellent support for the generous blooms, ensuring they remain upright and elegant even in breezy weather. The deep green foliage contrasts beautifully with the warm tones of the flowers, enhancing the plant’s overall visual impact. Blooming from mid-summer to the first frost, this dahlia offers an extended season of rich, golden beauty that doesn’t fade as the days grow cooler.

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Type of Dahlia: Decorative and Fimbriated Dahlia
Flower Colour: Pale pink petals with golden yellow tips, with variability in shades from deeper pink to solid yellow
Foliage Colour: Deep green, complementing the vibrant blooms
Height: Approximately 100-120 cm
Spread: Around 60-80 cm
Bloom Size: Large, showy blooms typically 12-15 cm in diameter
Flowering Period: Mid-summer to the first frost
Fragrance: Not scented
Hardiness: Tender perennial (requires lifting and winter storage in colder climates)
Key Features: Variable colouration; fringed petal tips; dynamic and eye-catching; strong, upright stems
Sunlight: Thrives in full sun for optimal growth and bloom production
Watering Needs: Regular watering; ensure well-drained soil to prevent rot
Soil: Prefers fertile, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter or compost
Wildlife Attraction: Attracts bees and beneficial pollinators
Supplied As: Tubers
Ideal For: Borders, cutting gardens, and as a highlight in mixed beds
Pest Resistance: Resistant to deer and rabbits
Suited for Pots: Yes, when grown in large containers with adequate support
Maintenance: Low-maintenance; requires lifting and storage in colder regions over winter
Planting Time: Best planted in spring for summer and autumn blooms
Dispatch: Spring (March/April)

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