Ping Pong (klass II)

Hybridized in by Peter Haslhofer from Austria. “Klass II” means the bulbs are not the greatest quality. We strive to always buy bulbs of the highest quality possible. Unfortunately some varieties generally have smaller bulbs and a bad season can have an impact on the bulb’s quality and size. These bulbs are smaller in size and/or not as nice as the others, but we’ve handpicked the ones that should have the same conditions to sprout as our other bulbs. The size of the bulbs are big enough that it doesn’t affect the size or quality of the plant or the bloom. As long as the bulbs can sprout, it will grow!

Hybridized in 1998 by Eric Wilson in Great Britain. “Klass II” means the bulbs are not the greatest quality. We strive to always buy bulbs of the highest quality possible. Unfortunately some varieties generally have smaller bulbs and a bad season can have an impact on the bulb’s quality and size. These bulbs are smaller in size and/or not as nice as the others, but we’ve handpicked the ones that should have the same conditions to sprout as our other bulbs. The size of the bulbs are big enough that it doesn’t affect the size or quality of the plant or the bloom. As long as the bulbs can sprout, it will grow!

A variety from the Netherlands in 2021. Named by Joel here at Magnolia, which gives us exclusivity in Sweden. This decorative dahlia furls together during the evening to resemble a peony.