Pam Howden is a luminous waterlily dahlia with 4–6 inch saucer‑shaped blooms that open in bright yellow and warm peach, often touched with clementine and flashing raspberry on the petal backs. As the blooms mature, their colors soften into gentle, sun‑washed peach and rose, echoing the fading tones of post‑spawn sockeye. On upright 3–5 foot plants with long, sturdy stems, Pam Howden blooms steadily from summer into autumn, offering an elegant, sun‑kissed glow perfect for cutting gardens and warm, radiant arrangements.

Salmon-Dahlia Atlas Zone: Zone 1 – Alevin, Flesh Zone 8 – Post‑Spawn Sockeye

Morph Type: Maturation Shifter — blooms open in bright yellow, peach, and clementine tones with raspberry‑pink petal backs, then gradually soften as they age, fading toward gentler, sun‑washed peach and rose.

FORM: Waterlily

BLOOM SIZE: Medium (4-6")

HEIGHT: Medium (3-5')