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Bloomquist Compare Formal Decorative Dahlia
Bloomquist Compare Formal Decorative Dahlia
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Bloomquist Compare Formal Decorative Dahlia
Soft as a pastel dream, the Bloomquist Compare Dahlia enchants with its delicate lavender hues fading into pristine white edges, creating a romantic ombré effect that feels as though it's whispered into existence. Its formal decorative blooms—full, symmetrical, and edged with graceful, star-like points—stand atop sturdy, upright stems around 3–4 feet tall, making it both a garden focal point and a sublime choice for floral arrangements. Whether in a vase or lining garden beds, this variety brings a touch of ethereal beauty that makes every glance feel like a special moment.
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Details
• Form: Formal Decorative
• Bloom Size: Approximately 5–6 inches (some sources note ~5 in)
• Plant Height: Medium–Tall (3–4 ft or up to 4.5 ft)
• Stem Strength: Strong, upright stems ideal for cutting
• Unicorn Status: Rare — often listed as a sought-after Bloomquist variety among collectors and growers
• Primary Color: Lavender blush to pale lavender
• Secondary Color: Pure white tips / ombré fade into white
• Plant ID: [Insert Plant ID here]
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A Bit of History
Named and bred by Paul Bloomquist of Lynden, Washington, Bloomquist Compare has captivated flower enthusiasts with its softly colored, artfully structured blooms. Exhibiting a seasonal change in tone—lighter lavender during long summer days, richer hues as days shorten—it maintains a strong blooming habit well into the fall . Appreciated for its prolific flower production and elegant form, it’s become a beloved addition in both home gardens and floral collections .
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Ideal For
• Romantic cutting gardens and longer-lasting vase displays
• Mixed borders where soft tones uplift surrounding blooms
• Wedding bouquets or elegant event floral arrangements
• Collector gardens eager for rare Bloomquist varieties
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Pairs Well With
Dahlia ‘Cafe au Lait’ – for serene, creamy contrast
Dahlia ‘Bishop of Llandaff’ – to pair soft pastels with dramatic dark foliage
Cosmos ‘Purity’ or Salvia ‘Amistad’ – for airy texture and pollinator-friendly charm
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