Orange Globe produces full, rounded dahlia blooms with warm bronze, peach and coral tones. Although its name suggests bright orange, Petal Pickers has observed dusty pink flowers in summer that shift toward pink-peach in fall. Published grower descriptions range from orange and cinnamon to dusty rose, so expect color variation with conditions and season.

Orange Globe Dahlia Details

• Flower color: Orange-bronze, coral, peach and sometimes dusty rose; Petal Pickers has observed pinker tones.
• Flower form: Generally classified as formal decorative by specialty growers, including EarthSpoke Farms; some sellers use a rounded ball description.
• Bloom diameter: Petal Pickers has observed approximately 6-inch flowers. Published grower measurements vary, commonly around 4–8 inches.
• Plant height: Published growers report roughly 3–5 feet; no Petal Pickers height measurement is recorded.
• Light: Full sun, ideally 6–8 hours of direct sunlight.
• Flowering: Generally midseason into fall in published grower descriptions; no verified Petal Pickers first-bloom date.
• Best uses: Cutting gardens and warm-toned floral arrangements.

Growing and Pinching

Plant after frost danger passes in well-drained soil. Pinch established plants around 10–12 inches tall to encourage branching, support stems as needed and harvest regularly. Cut blooms when well open with firm back petals.

What You'll Receive

Spring-shipped Orange Globe dahlia planting tuber(s), not flowering plants. Select the available tuber quantity above. Measurements and colors vary by growing conditions.