Dahlia Rejman's Firecracker

Dahlia ‘Rejman’s Firecracker’ is a fimbriata dahlia defined by bold colouring and highly textured flower form. The finely fringed petals create a slightly untamed, expressive bloom shape that sets it apart from more traditional decorative dahlias. The colour palette is vivid and shifting, combining orange, red and golden yellow in streaked and blended patterns. Each bloom develops differently, with some flowers showing stronger flame-like reds while others lean more toward warm gold or bright orange tones. This variation creates a constantly changing display across the plant.

Flowers typically measure around 10–15 cm across and are carried on strong, upright stems. Plants grow to approximately 90–120 cm in height, forming a vigorous, well-branched structure suitable for both borders and cutting gardens. From midsummer until the first frosts, ‘Rejman’s Firecracker’ produces a continuous succession of blooms. Regular cutting or deadheading encourages further flowering, maintaining a strong and consistent display throughout the season.

In the garden, this variety brings energy and contrast. It works particularly well in bold planting schemes or as a focal point among softer tones, where its fiery colouring and textured petals create strong visual impact.

As a cut flower, it performs exceptionally well. The long stems and distinctive form make it ideal for adding movement, structure and contrast to arrangements.