Blue Bell Dahlia
Blue Bell dahlia, Informal Decorative dahlias
The Blue Bell Dahlia cultivar produces a 4–6-inch flower bloom boasts a distinct and alluring, blue-toned lavender hue that sets it apart from the typical shades of this color.
Despite its shorter stems, the plant showcases a remarkable level of prolificacy. The combination of the rare color, the manageable height, and the prolific nature of the plant makes it a valuable addition to any garden or floral arrangement.
Name of Cultivar: Blue Bell
ADS Classification Number: 3010
Cultivar Size: 8 to 10 inches in diameter
Cultivar Form: Informal decorative
Cultivar Color Class: Purple
Cultivar Color Description: PR33
Originator:
Year of Introduction: Exact introduction unknown; Cultivar has been in open competition since 2004
*ADS classifies this bloom as an A sized (8 to 10 inches in diameter). I have grown this cultivar since 2020 and have never had a bloom this size. There are two Blue Bells classified by the ADS and the other is a waterlily form, the cultivar at my farm is not a waterlily form.
This listing is for one Blue Bell dahlia tuber. Please refer to our Dahlia 101 section for details about the history of the Dahlia, including planting and care instructions to learn how to plant, store and care for your dahlia.
