Levi’s 2026 Creamsicle Rooted Cutting Shipping Apr 1 - May 15

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A brand-new 2026 introduction from Levi Tremblay that looks like sunshine and melted orange sherbet spun into petals. Levi’s Creamsicle brings glowing color, elegant form, and serious new-variety excitement to the garden. 

Full Description

Every year a few new dahlias arrive that make growers stop scrolling and say,

“Well… that one’s coming home with me.”

Levi’s Creamsicle is exactly that kind of introduction.

Bred by Levi Tremblay of Levi’s Dahlias in the United States, this exciting 2026 release produces beautifully sculpted Small Formal Decorative blooms measuring about 3–4 inches across. Each flower forms a perfectly layered rosette of tidy, evenly arranged petals that give the bloom that polished decorative look growers love.

The color palette is pure summer. Blooms display rich melon, apricot, and warm orange tones, often glowing with soft golden warmth toward the center. The effect is bright, cheerful, and just a little bit nostalgic—like the frozen orange creamsicle treats many of us grew up chasing down on hot afternoons.

Plants grow to roughly 4–5 feet tall, producing vigorous bushes with long, sturdy stems that hold the blooms beautifully above the foliage. The balanced bloom size and warm sunset color make Levi’s Creamsicle a natural choice for cut flower production, where it adds warmth and texture to bouquets.

Moose Logic says:

When a respected breeder like Levi releases a brand-new variety, growers tend to pay attention.

Because the good ones never stay available for long.

And Levi’s Creamsicle has all the signs of becoming one of those.

Breeder: Levi Tremblay – Levi’s Dahlias

Origin: United States

Bloom Size: about 3–4 inches

Plant Height: about 4–5 feet

ADS Classification: Small Formal Decorative (Orange)

Introduction: 2026

Cut Flower: Excellent for bouquets and mixed arrangements

A glowing new 2026 introduction with warm creamsicle-colored blooms and refined form — the kind of fresh release that collectors and cutting-garden growers will be excited to grow.