The 20th Ave Old Major dahlia is a ball-shaped dahlia, known for its purple to lavender blooms and vigorous growth habit. It reaches a height of 4.5 feet or taller, offering a steady stream of blooms from midsummer through fall. This variety is celebrated for its large, ball-shaped flowers that make excellent cut flowers for arrangements.
Details:
• Bloom Color: Primarily purple to lavender, but can appear as a chameleon, with blooms shifting from lavender in warmer weather to violet in cooler temperatures.
• Bloom Size: The blooms are typically 3.5-4 inches in diameter, forming a dense ball shape.
• Plant Height: Reaches 4.5 feet tall or more.
• Bloom Form: Ball (BA).
• Hybridizer: Rich Gibson.
• Introduced: 2022.
• Other Characteristics: The dahlia is known for its long stems, nice bloom position, and for never developing a green eye or blowing its center. It is a prolific bloomer and a popular choice for cut flowers.
