Labyrinth Twotone Dahlia Tubers

• Variety: Twotone Labyrinth
• Type: Decorative (dinnerplate)
• Colour: Lilac-pink and white
• Flower size: 20cm across
• Height: 90cm
• Spread: 75cm
• Flowering: July to November
• Cutting: Yes
• RHS AGM: No
• Sold as: Single tubers, hand-graded, Dutch first-class quality
• Plant outdoors: March to July, when soil reaches 15°C (typically May in most of the UK)
• Delivered: From March. Collection from Castle Cary also available

Twotone Labyrinth: A Soft Lilac-Pink Dinnerplate

Twotone Labyrinth is a decorative dinnerplate dahlia in soft lilac-pink and white. The 20cm flowers are ruffled and feminine, with the two colours blending gently through the broad petals. It's the softer, cooler sibling to Red Labyrinth, same form but a completely different mood.

At 90cm with a 75cm spread, it needs staking but is shorter than most dinnerplates. It flowers from July to the frosts.

Companions for Twotone Labyrinth

The lilac-pink works in pastel and romantic schemes. Plant with Gerrie Hoek (shell pink waterlily, 120cm behind) for a pink scheme in two flower forms. White Onesta (white with green centres, 90cm) provides a calming break. Moor Place (deep purple pompon, 110cm) adds depth.

Why Ashridge?

Our dahlia tubers are Dutch first-class quality, imported direct and hand-graded. We reject undersized tubers so you get a clump with viable eyes, ready to grow. Delivered by next-day courier from March, with our one-year plant guarantee, Feefo Platinum Service Award, and real people on the phone in Somerset. Browse our full decorative dahlia range or the complete dahlia collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Twotone Labyrinth compare to Red Labyrinth?

Same dinnerplate decorative form, different colour. Red Labyrinth is warm reds and pinks. Twotone Labyrinth is cooler lilac-pink and white. Plant them together for a beautiful colour range in matching forms.

Will Twotone Labyrinth grow in a pot?

The 20cm flowers make it too top-heavy for containers. Grow in a border with staking. Our pots guide covers what works.

Is it good for cutting?

The soft lilac-pink is lovely in arrangements, especially wedding work. Cut only fully open blooms. Full growing advice in our dahlia growing guide.