Southern Kentucky Floral Exchange

Particularly prized for its delicate vine, tiny white flowers, and distinctive balloon-like seed pods with heart-marked seeds, adding a romantic and unique filler to both fresh and dried.

Tis the season for the orange dahlia, just in time for fall,

Red Malabar spinach can be used in bouquets or as a cut flower due to its ornamental vines, red stems, and delicate pink to white flowers, which are also edible. Vines are wild, very October vibes. I will harvest the stems as long as possible. Some will be shorter due to netting.

Yellow color is much softer than the photo portrays. 2–3" cream to pale yellow-colored, fully double, uniform blooms. High-quality blooms produce a mild, sweet, marshmallow fragrance, without the typical strong marigold scent.

Bright pink ball dahlia

Large tall multi branching stems. Some might be seeded. The lush greenery of privet hedges can add a beautiful and natural touch to floral displays

Huge branching stems per bunch! Bunches can be 3 to 4 feet tall

Large flower heads. Some stems come with multiple shoots. Average bloom size is around 3 inches. Normally around 18 to 20 inches for stem length.

Orange blooms on sturdy stems.

Tall dusty yellow/golden brown goldenrod. These WILL NOT SHED! They are faded blooms that are a perfect fall golden brown color! Leaves will NOT be clean and will have browning and spots.