Kelgai Ann is a standout waterlily‑form dahlia producing 4–5 inch, upward‑facing blooms in soft blush pink brushed with deeper pink streaks. The color deepens beautifully in cool weather, giving each flower a natural, painterly gradient. Its long stems and elegant, peony‑like form make it a favorite for wedding work and refined bouquets. The bloom’s blush‑to‑rose tones echo the gentle, translucent colors of pink salmon flesh — those soft pinks that feel both fresh and quietly luminous. Tall, reliable, and consistently graceful, Kelgai Ann brings a serene, romantic presence to both garden and vase.

Salmon-Dahlia Atlas Zone: Zone 4 – Ocean Pink

Morph Type: Pattern Morpher — varies bloom to bloom in both color and structure. While the base blush‑pink palette remains consistent, individual flowers differ in the intensity and distribution of deeper pink streaking, and also in structural traits such as petal count and degree of cupping. Some blooms open with fuller, more layered petals and pronounced streaks, creating a richly textured, painterly effect; others present with fewer petals, lighter brushing, and a simpler, more open form. These variations occur bloom to bloom rather than seasonally, giving the cultivar a naturally variable but consistently elegant presence.

FORM: Waterlily

BLOOM SIZE: Medium (4-5")

HEIGHT: Short (3.5-4')