Rose Toscano

Botanical Name: Dahlia ‘Rose Toscano’
Form: Formal Decorative
Bloom Size: 4 – 6 inches
Plant Height: 4 – 5 feet
Exposure: Full Sun
Bloom Period: Mid to Late Season
Description:
Rose Toscano is a richly hued dahlia that exudes classic elegance and depth. Its blooms are a saturated rose-pink with subtle undertones of mauve and coral, giving each petal a velvety warmth that glows in natural light. As the blooms mature, the outer petals gently fade to a softer blush, creating a romantic tonal gradient that evokes the sun-washed colors of an Italian summer.
The flowers are full and perfectly formed, with tightly layered petals in a formal decorative shape. Strong, upright stems and lush green foliage make Rose Toscano a standout in both garden beds and floral designs. Its bold color and refined structure lend themselves beautifully to late-summer arrangements and sophisticated wedding palettes.
Please review the video from our field. Beautiful flowers, but they do change colors in the season. 
Growing & Cut Notes:
Space plants 12 – 18 inches apart for optimal airflow and strong growth.
Pinch when plants reach about 12 inches tall to promote branching and more blooms.
Harvest when blooms are three-quarters open for longest vase life.
Provide staking or support to keep stems upright, especially in windy or rainy weather.
Dahlias are frost-tender; lift and store tubers after the first frost in cold regions.
Best For:
Late-season weddings, romantic garden displays, richly toned arrangements, and cut-flower production where depth and color contrast are desired.