Both bring warm orange tones to the garden. Totally Tangerine is a single-flowered Anemone type; American Dawn is a Formal Decorative with fuller blooms.
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Totally Tangerine | American Dawn | |
|---|---|---|
| ADS Code | 8203 | 2003 |
| Size | — | Medium (6-8") |
| Form | Anemone | Formal Decorative |
| Color | Orange | Orange |
| Height | 2–3 ft | 3–4 ft |
| Bloom Season | Midsummer to first frost | Midsummer to first frost |
| Staking | Yes | Yes |
| Pinching | Pinch once at 12" tall. These open-centered forms are prolific bloomers and rarely need disbudding. | Pinch the center shoot at 12" tall for bushier growth and more blooms. Disbudding is optional but produces larger individual flowers. |
| Hardiness Zones | 8-11 | 8-11 |
About These Varieties
Totally Tangerine: Orange anemone. Top pollinator magnet dahlia. Cushion center attracts bees.
American Dawn: American Dawn presents medium-sized, vibrant orange formal decorative blooms that brighten any garden. Known for its suitability in cutting and borders, it adds a cheerful touch to floral arrangements. Introduced in 2003.
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