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A 2026 Cut Flower New Release - Bilpin Miss Yuki is a miniature decorative dahlia in the sweetest lolly pink. She was named after my delightfully silly brown Groodle, Yuki. Bilpin Miss Yuki is a cross between Formby Stacey and Glenmarc Divine. I consider her to be a cut flower cultivar. She’s cute but not one for the show bench.
For whatever reason, Yuki (my actual dog!) loved sleeping beside this seedling row, so it seemed only fitting that she chose her own floral namesake.
Like my dog, Bilpin Miss Yuki is robust and dependable. Expect a vigorous plant with masses of blooms throughout the season. She also produces plenty of small, nugget-like tubers that are easy to divide, making her a joy to propagate and share.
Australian postage only. We cannot post to TAS, WA or NT.
This dahlia is royalty free. I’m always deeply touched to receive emails from growers offering to pay royalty fees, but there’s no need. Knowing this variety is flourishing in people’s gardens and finding its way into beautiful bouquets is reward enough.
A 2026 Cut Flower New Release - Bilpin Miss Yuki is a miniature decorative dahlia in the sweetest lolly pink. She was named after my delightfully silly brown Groodle, Yuki. Bilpin Miss Yuki is a cross between Formby Stacey and Glenmarc Divine. I consider her to be a cut flower cultivar. She’s cute but not one for the show bench.
For whatever reason, Yuki (my actual dog!) loved sleeping beside this seedling row, so it seemed only fitting that she chose her own floral namesake.
Like my dog, Bilpin Miss Yuki is robust and dependable. Expect a vigorous plant with masses of blooms throughout the season. She also produces plenty of small, nugget-like tubers that are easy to divide, making her a joy to propagate and share.
Australian postage only. We cannot post to TAS, WA or NT.
This dahlia is royalty free. I’m always deeply touched to receive emails from growers offering to pay royalty fees, but there’s no need. Knowing this variety is flourishing in people’s gardens and finding its way into beautiful bouquets is reward enough.