Clearview Peachy - Fall

Clearview Peachy is one of those dahlias that earns its place in the field very quickly. The blooms sit in that beautiful space between peach, blush, and dusty pink, often with just enough lavender or smoky undertone to keep the color from feeling too warm.

Its ball form is beautifully rounded and tightly packed, giving each bloom a polished shape that works incredibly well in bouquets. At roughly 3½–4½ inches across, Clearview Peachy is also one of those ideal cutting sizes—large enough to be noticed, but compact enough to tuck naturally among larger focal flowers.

In our market bouquets, this is the kind of dahlia I can use week after week. It pairs beautifully with cream, blush, apricot, dusty rose, mauve, burgundy, and other muted garden tones. The color is complex enough to bridge warm and cool shades, which makes it especially useful when I am working with whatever the field gives me that morning.

For our local florists, Clearview Peachy is exactly the kind of variety I like to grow in quantity. The plants are vigorous, the stems are long and strong, and the blooms are consistent and easy to design with. Several growers describe it as a true workhorse, and that reputation makes sense once you start cutting it regularly.

I also love it for wedding work. The soft peach-pink coloring feels romantic without being overly sweet, and the lavender undertones give it enough depth to work in both lighter blush palettes and richer mauve or burgundy designs.

What I appreciate most about Clearview Peachy is how dependable it is. The color is beautiful, the stems are useful, and the plant produces the kind of consistent flowers that make life easier when market season and wedding season are both in full swing.

For the gardener who loves soft peachy color, tidy ball-shaped blooms, and a dahlia that truly performs as a cut flower, Clearview Peachy is an easy variety to recommend.

Bloom Color: Peachy Pink / Blush with Smoky Lavender Undertones
Bloom Form: Ball
Bloom Size: Approximately 3½–4½ inches
ADS Classification: 6004
Plant Height: Approximately 4–5½ feet
Hybridizers: Richard & Danielle Parshall
Introduced: 2018
Best For: Cutting gardens, market bouquets, florist work, weddings & exhibition