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Dahlia Variabilis

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When early botanists brought the first wild dahlia species from Mexico to Europe in 1789, the plants immediately began cross-pollinating. The resulting seedlings looked so wildly different from one another, exploding into unpredictable shapes, sizes, and colours, that taxonomists were utterly bewildered and argued for decades over how to name them, eventually deciding on the umbrella term Dahlia Variabilis.

These dahlias were picked on Hookheath Flower Farm.

  • Framed original oil painting on gesso board

  • Painting size: 30 × 50 cm

  • Housed in a handmade frame

  • Hung with a botanically dyed silk ribbon

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When early botanists brought the first wild dahlia species from Mexico to Europe in 1789, the plants immediately began cross-pollinating. The resulting seedlings looked so wildly different from one another, exploding into unpredictable shapes, sizes, and colours, that taxonomists were utterly bewildered and argued for decades over how to name them, eventually deciding on the umbrella term Dahlia Variabilis.

These dahlias were picked on Hookheath Flower Farm.

  • Framed original oil painting on gesso board

  • Painting size: 30 × 50 cm

  • Housed in a handmade frame

  • Hung with a botanically dyed silk ribbon

Find out more about delivery and returns.

To care for your framed original oil painting, keep it in a stable environment away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and high humidity to prevent damage. Gently dust the frame and painting surface with a soft, dry cloth as needed. Your artwork will remain beautiful for years to come, wherever you choose to display it.