Collarette dahlia varieties

Collarette dahlias have a single row of flat or slightly cupped ray florets arranged in a flat plane, according to the American Dahlia Society, with a ring of shorter petaloids around the central disc. The society asks that the ray florets overlap evenly with no gaps. The table below compares every variety we list side by side.

Varieties
7
Height
2–4½ ft (61–137 cm)
Hardiness
USDA zones 8–10
Form

7 Collarette

Compare all 7 side by side

How to choose

  1. Look at the Color column. A bicolor is recorded with every color the seller names.

  2. Compare the Height column to place them among other dahlias.

  3. Check the Bloom time column to see when each variety is expected to start flowering.

Compare side by side

Color Sunlight
Bee Happy Collarette 3 ft (91 cm) 8–10 Midsummer, Late summer, Fall Full sun
Bumble Rumble Collarette 2–4 ft (61–122 cm) 8–10 Midsummer, Late summer, Fall Full sun
Giggles Collarette 3½ ft (107 cm) 8–10 Midsummer, Late summer, Fall Full sun
Pipsqueak Collarette 3½ ft (107 cm) 8–10 Midsummer, Late summer, Fall Full sun
Pooh Collarette 3–4½ ft (91–137 cm) 8–10 Midsummer, Late summer, Fall Full sun
Wheels Collarette 4 ft (122 cm) 8–10 Midsummer, Late summer, Fall Full sun
Yellow Bird Collarette 4 ft (122 cm) 8–10 Midsummer, Late summer, Fall Full sun

Frequently asked questions

What makes a dahlia a collarette?

The American Dahlia Society describes a single row of flat or slightly cupped ray florets with a ring of shorter petaloids, the collar, around the central disc.