Angel Crest Garden

Sturdy plant with strong, straight stems and firm blossoms. Great red color.

This one is newer for us; we’ve grown it for four seasons with great success. The blooms are beautiful and firm, the stems long and straight.

Cheery in form and color, prolific bloomer, firm blossoms. It grew for us from Robert II years ago and has stayed true to itself for over 20 years.

Definitely a shot in the dark! Shocking yellow dusted hot-orange. Great in bouquets. Long, straight stems.

Clean, crisp blossoms on straight stems. Magical bled of white-kissed-pink or pink-kissed white.

Dainty, white and strong; straight stems. Exceptional for bouquets and wedding pieces. Very good grower.

Another hard to find purple/blue for bouquets. I have 2 beautiful hedgerows of these and love their constant bloom.

Simple, lovely, quiet. Especially fine for soft tone bouquets. Classy.

Color similar to Edinburg but petals not quite as tightly placed. Very lovely deep red/purple tipped white.

Tightly formed, firm, rather flat blossoms; vigorous, all season bloomer beginning early.  Lasts well in bouquets. Blooms can sunburn, so best picked early in the day.

Prolific bloomer, early, continues blooming to hard frost. Less usual lavender/blue tone. Heavily lancinated.   

An unusual fire of hot red-orange on long stems. Real color value. Recently purchased unnamed from another farm. A little redder than Audrey grace. Loves to bloom and bloom, even in cool rainy weather!

Lovely blooms, tightly formed petals of shining royal purple. Starts early and blooms to the very last moment of the season. Stakes required due to height.

Bright hot pink, long stems, happy bloomer! There should be a few of these in every bouquet!

Great hot-red color value, strong, straight stems, heavy producer.

Tall, strong “Chinese” red/orange. A ready friend in your garden and your bouquets. Long, straight stems.

This color bled of cream, coral and watermelon red intensifies as the summer heats up and softens as the fall cools. Vigorous bloomer, long laster.

Starts the season with bright red blooms traced with gold edges. As weather cools, it takes on gold tones throughout each blossom.

Pure orange melon color, not at all yellow. Beautiful, firm blooms. Tight, crisp petals make the blossoms last long.

Not only beautiful, but sturdy and prolific bloomer. One of our work horses for production. Blooms are much more royal purple and radiant than the picture shows. Great introduction for beginners and addition for the experienced.

This one seems so bridal to me! The petals are gentle and look tender, but they last well. Colors do vary from lavender to bright pink on white. This is a yes.

Our earliest dahlia every year. Continually producing happy, flashing blooms to the end when hit by hard frost. Each blossom is a unique combination of lavender and purple/red striping. Great for picking.

Tall show-stopper. Good for the back of the flower bed. Firm blooms last well and grab attention.

This is probably a sport of something, but I have had it for over 40 years in this same form. It is an absolute favorite. Strong, long stems, heavy bloomer; color blend of orange, coral, rose, yellow. Petals may twist to the right after the bloom has been open a bit. Hope this brings you smiles the way it does for me!

The white to softest pink blend make this one a note of peace in the garden. Strong plants, steady bloomer, straight stems. Try it near a Pink Fairy rose or a Cecil Brunner rose.

Another one to depend on, she can’t stop dancing! Long stems, lots of blooms, mustard-pumpkin color.

Hard to find lavender/blue color. Withstands the weather well. It loves to bloom!

Several colors of rose and cream on one bloom; each blossom is unique. Strong plants and long stems.

An old variety, a true delight! I’ve grown this for many years and never have found a more shocking color blend of sulpher yellow and flame orange. A little rangy, (needs stakes), but a real producer.

Clear, gentle pink around a creamy center. Exceptionally long, straight stems, and lots of blooms. One of our best growers.

Customers point this one out right away and love it! It is so showy! Very vibrant purple, strong stems, large, broad plants.

Have you ever seen a blend of purple and orange-coral in one tone? Very hard to describe well, but impossible to resist. Goes well in every bouquet! Strong bloomer. Seasonally a little late. Worth the wait.

One of the lovliest, an informal decorative with lush, generous blooms.

Another old friend of ours. Its large, firm blossoms are wonderful in bouquets. Unusual color blend of white, pink, creamy soft yellow.

Shorter plant good for the center of your flower border or toward the front. Each bloom is a work of art, a stripe-work of lavender and white in an in-curve bloom. Truly lovely.

This is another of our very favorites! So many colors of coral, gold, rose, orange all mixed in an unusual form. Lasts well in bouquets.

Warm deep pink, stout stems, prolific bloomer. So lovely in the garden row or on the dining room table. Very large, showy blossoms.

This came to us unnamed. Though not tall, it produces blooms like crazy. The color is gentle but the plants and blooms firm. We use it lots in bouquets.

Another soft yellow but sometimes just touched by a breath of rose  toward the center. Strong steady bloomer and sturdy plant. Lovely with mixes and other textures. The size and firmness are surprising. Lasts well in weather.

Gentle mixed tones of mauve, lavender and cream. Beautifully formed cactus. Looks tender but grows and lasts well.

An old friend of ours. We started with these many years ago and still enjoy their energy! Their black color is particularly nice with pinks and whites and in all of our fall tone bouquets.

Strong, sturdy plant, lovely stems for picking. Large, beautiful blooms.

The delicious blend of soft, tropical fruit colors works so well with many others. Large firm blooms. It’s a happy-maker.

Like Islander but lavender/blue tones. Exceptionally tall and strong, producing massive blossoms that are fun to use and give. Do stake them due to height. Mine go to 4’ from one tuber, then to 5-6’  from a tuber clump the next year.

Wow! This one needs stakes for sure. Huge stems and tall. Blooms steadily with giant flowers. A bouquet of these alone make a remarkable gift. More salmon color than the picture shows.