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Ice Tea Dahlia

  • Surrounded by foliage, this central dahlia bloom is angled to the right. It’s a soft pink/orange color with rain drops.
  • Center view of the Ice Tea bloom of pink to orange colors with a hint of darker striping mid petal.
  • Two mauve colored dahlias have remnants of a rainstorm on the petals.
  • Rain drops nestle in the petals of this pink orange ser of dahlia petals.
  • Ice Tea Dahlia oriented to the upper right corner showing pink to orange petals.
  • Flower fills the frame with the center of the bloom in the bottom left. Highlights the pink orange blush of the Ice Tea flower.
  • View of the Ice Tea Dahlia plant with 4 buds, the foliage visible behind the flower and the brown soil in the background.

Ice Tea dahlias are a perfect bloom to add to pinks or orange bouquets. The camera does not do this flower justice. The plant is a shorter plant but is very vigorous in production of blooms. The blooms hold well in the vase. The flower is considered a formal decorative, but its size and presentation will remind you of a ball.

It’s difficult for the camera to pick up the tones of this flower and it’s hard to describe how much this color resonated with us. The image above of two Ice Tea flowers, one facing left and the other right, kissed with a fall rain is one of my favorite images of all time. Ice Tea is sweet as its name and will always have a home in our garden. We often plant a few so we can appreciate the blooms in mass.

Attributes of Ice Tea Dahlias

Height – 3.5 to 4 feet

Color – Orange

Bloom Size – 3.5″

Bloom Style – Formal Decorative

Bloom Time – ~90 day

Maarn is a bold orange.
Similar shaped to Ice Tea, but slightly larger and robustly orange is the Maarn Dahlia.