With its luminous blend of buttery peach, soft apricot, and raspberry-kissed undertones, Bounty feels like a dahlia lit from within. Each bloom opens into a lush, fully double form, layered with broad, gently cupped petals that create a plush, dimensional presence in both the field and the vase. Coloration can shift beautifully through the season — sometimes glowing more golden, other times deepening with warm coral and rose tones — giving it incredible versatility in floral design.
Dependable, productive, and endlessly romantic, Bounty is a workhorse variety that still feels special — equally at home in abundant market bouquets as it is in refined wedding work.
Bloom Size: 4–6 inches
Color: Peach, apricot, golden tones with raspberry undertones
Form: Fully double, informal decorative
Plant Height: 3.5–4 feet
Bloom Time: Mid to late season
Best For: Bouquets, wedding work, warm and transitional palettes
With its luminous blend of buttery peach, soft apricot, and raspberry-kissed undertones, Bounty feels like a dahlia lit from within. Each bloom opens into a lush, fully double form, layered with broad, gently cupped petals that create a plush, dimensional presence in both the field and the vase. Coloration can shift beautifully through the season — sometimes glowing more golden, other times deepening with warm coral and rose tones — giving it incredible versatility in floral design.
Dependable, productive, and endlessly romantic, Bounty is a workhorse variety that still feels special — equally at home in abundant market bouquets as it is in refined wedding work.
Bloom Size: 4–6 inches
Color: Peach, apricot, golden tones with raspberry undertones
Form: Fully double, informal decorative
Plant Height: 3.5–4 feet
Bloom Time: Mid to late season
Best For: Bouquets, wedding work, warm and transitional palettes
Local Pickup: Available in Gardnerville, NV!
📅 Date: Thursday, March 12, 2026
⏰ Time: 10 AM – 3 PM
📍 Location: Chase & Sheets Accounting, 1243 Eddy Street, Gardnerville, NV
Shipping: Begins Mid-March 2026, weather permitting.
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