Sir Alf Ramsey Dahlia

On the eve of England's 1966 World Cup victory, a horticulturist discovered this mutated dahlia near Wembley Stadium. Its layered petals resembled the folds of Bobby Moore's captain armband, while the burgundy hue mirrored the twilight glow over the royal box during the trophy presentation. Officially named after Sir Alf Ramsey in 1967, the "Eternal Jules Rimet" of English gardens reveals gilded edges on mature blooms - a botanical reenactment of Geoff Hurst's iconic crossbar-striking goal in extra time.

Name:Sir Alf Ramsey Dahlia
Botanical name:Dahlia pinnata 'ARSIR'
Color: Burgundy with gold gradient   
Maturity: 12-14 weeks after planting
Life Cycle: Perennial (tuberous overwinter) 
Plant Height (inches): 36-42
Plant Spacing (inches):18-24
Harvest Zone:8-11
Features:Wind-resistant,Rain-tolerant,7-day vase life
Uses:Border backdrops,Memorial landscapes,Wedding arrangements 

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