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Valley Porcupine 


Valley Porcupine (7610 NX LB ) This Dahlia is a HOME ROW hitter in the NX division of dahlias  Last year it won 233 awards across all the dahlia shows reported. Valley Porcupine was originally introduced in 2002. It is know for this fun quill-like petal reminding me of a porcupine. I guarantee you will see this at Dahlia at any Dahlia show.  The form is truly unique and would love to have it as a seed parent!

🔢 Classification Breakdown

  • 76— Indicates Novelty form  

    • Novelty size varies and this bloom can be 1.5 to 4 inches wide

  • 10 — Color: Light Blend color

🎨 Color & Appeal

  • Distinct incurved petal in shades of creamy blush and pale yellow with a vibrant painted pink on the edge of the petals

  • Produces a ton of smaller blooms diversifying  flower arrangements texture

  • Color holds beautifully in both heat and cooler fall temperatures

☀️ Heat Tolerance

  • Very heat tolerant — a major advantage in warm or humid climates

  • Maintains bloom quality and foliage health even during hot stretches

  • Performs reliably in challenging summer conditions

🌿 Growth Habit

  • Reaches 3.5 -4.5 feet in the garden

  • Produces  1.5- 4inch blooms on strong, upright stems

  • Consistent, vigorous growth with excellent late‑season performance

  • Has great tuber storage 

  • Profilific bloomer

🌱 Why Grow It?

  • If you love unique form, high production, and show‑bench reliability, Valley Porcupine checks every box. It is a standout in arrangements, and its vigor makes it a dream in the garden. 


 
 
 

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