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Hollyhill Pixie

Dark pink globes tipped in white, blooming on long cut-flower stems

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Miniature Ball · 2–3"PinkTed & Margaret Kennedy (2015)United States

Pink rounds open in a deep magenta that fades toward white at the outer petals, creating a two-tone effect that shifts with the light. No two blooms land quite the same way, giving a planting natural variety without mixing cultivars. Kennedy bred it to cut well, and the stems back that up with reach and strength that hold up through market day. It was bred in United States by Ted & Margaret Kennedy in 2015.

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Specifications

Physical

Form
Miniature Ball
Bloom class
Munder 4"
Bloom size
2–3"(5.1–7.6 cm)
Plant height
42–48"

Color

Color
Pink/White
Pattern
Bicolor
Tags
dark pinkhot pinkwhitebicolortwo-tonebright

Growing context

Cut flower
✓ Yes

Provenance

2015
United States
Breeder
Ted & Margaret Kennedy

Grower Profile

Difficulty

Intermediate

Ideal for

HobbyistsFlorists

Growing Hollyhill Pixie

Pinch once plants reach four sets of leaves to push branching and boost stem count through the season. Stake early since the plants push toward four feet and can lean when heavy with blooms. Cut stems as soon as blooms reach three-quarters open to get the longest run in a bucket. Water at the base and keep foliage dry to reduce mildew risk in late summer.

Spacing
Space roughly 2–3 ft apart
Staking
Stake early — stems carry heavy blooms and lean in wind

Frequently asked questions

How tall does Hollyhill Pixie dahlia grow?

Hollyhill Pixie reaches 42–48" at maturity, so plan to stake plants early to keep heavy blooms upright.

Is Hollyhill Pixie dahlia good for cut flowers?

Yes — Hollyhill Pixie is well suited for cutting.

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