Dahlia Bouquet Inspiration

Dahlias are the main event in late summer and fall gardens. During this time at PepperHarrow, our nearly 2 acres of dahlias burst with blooms of every color, shape, and size. These incredible blooms are not only showstoppers in the garden but also the perfect stars of the show for mixed bouquets. Whether you're arranging for your own enjoyment or creating a gift for someone special, dahlias bring vibrancy and joy to any floral arrangement.

PepperHarrow Dahlia Bouquet with Beautiful Sunset

Sunset Glow

Capture the warmth of an unforgettable summer evening with a bouquet that matches the hues of a magical sunset. Combine hot pink, coral and orange dahlias with complementary blooms like pink cosmos, red celosia, and snapdragons. Add texture with a few stems of blue salvia for an unexpected pop of blue to set off this radiant arrangement. This bouquet is perfect for brightening up a kitchen table or gifting to a friend in need of a little sunshine.

PepperHarrow's Iowa Grown Dahlia Bouquets Near Des Moines

Autumn Abundance

Celebrate the harvest season with a bouquet that showcases all of fall's warm, rich hues. Pair warm-toned dahlias in shades of orange, rust, peach, and yellow with dark foliage like nine bark, and bright celosias.

These beautiful bouquets feature dahlias: Ferncliff Spice, Robinhood, Chewy, Hillcrest Suffusion, and Ivanetti.

PepperHarrow Flowers Grown in Central Iowa Near Des Moines

Bold + Beautiful

For those who love a punch of color, mix jewel-toned dahlias like deep burgundy, magenta, and purple with hot pink zinnias, blue delphinium, and lime-green amaranth. This eye-catching bouquet is a conversation starter, making it an excellent choice for celebrations or as a bold gift for a daring friend.

Dahlias featured in these bright beauties are: Isabel, Caitlin’s Joy, Beatrice, and Ivanetti.

PepperHarrow Soft Romantic Bouquets Filled with Dahlias Lisianthus Celosia and other locally grown flowers

Soft + Romantic

Create a soft and dreamy bouquet with pink and other pastel colored dahlias. Pair pink and creamy white dahlias with soft foliage, light colored lisianthus, and blush spiked celosia. The result is a romantic arrangement perfect for weddings, anniversaries.

Dahlias shown: 20th Avenue Old Major, Pink Sylvia.

PepperHarrow Electric Dahlia Bouquets Filled with Locally Grown Flowers

Electric Avenue

Turn up the vibrancy with a bouquet of shockingly bright, electric-colored blooms. Combine neon pink, coral and vivid orange zinnias, bright flowers like blue salvia, and bright pink dahlias. This arrangement is perfect for making a bold statement or energizing any space.

Dahlias shown: Pink Sylvia, Caitlin’s Joy, and Isabel.

Our Best Tips for Using Dahlias in Bouquets

Pick fresh blooms: Dahlias are best cut early in the morning when they are well-hydrated. Use sharp scissors or floral snips to make a clean cut.

Condition the stems: Place the freshly cut dahlias into a bucket of water immediately and let them hydrate for a few hours before arranging, keeping them in a cool place out of direct sunlight.

Pair with complementary textures: Dahlias bold form pairs well with delicate blooms, feathery textures, and structured greenery. It’s good to mix them up!

Change water regularly: Dahlias are thirsty flowers, so keep the water clean and fresh to extend their vase life. Always re-trim the bottom of the stems when you take them out of water to clean.

PepperHarrow Dahlia Bouquets

A mixed bouquet of dahlias and other flowers isn’t just a gift of decoration to have sitting in your home—it’s a gift of joy, beauty, and wellness. Whether you’re creating an arrangement for your home or sharing it with someone you love, these stunning combinations are sure to bring a smile to anyone's face. Be creative and use the beauty of flowers to add joy into the world!

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