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Blue Bell Decorative Dahlia
Blue Bell Decorative Dahlia
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Blue Bell Formal Decorative Dahlia
Elevate your garden with the enchanting Blue Bell Dahlia, an informal decorative cultivar distinguished by its softly shaded violet-blue petals that gently transition into a lavender hue. Each bloom offers a lush, romantic texture—full, double petals that softly cascade in an artful, flowing form. Compact yet prolific, Blue Bell brings an air of cottage-chic charm to borders, containers, and bouquets alike, promising a delightful pop of color from mid-summer into fall.
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Details
• Form: Informal Decorative
• Bloom Size: Medium — approximately 4–6 inches (~10–15 cm)
• Plant Height: Short to Medium — 2–3 ft (60–90 cm)
• Stem Strength: Strong — supports abundant, mid-sized blooms
• Unicorn Status: Common — its softer blue-violet tone is less frequently seen among decorative dahlias
• Primary Color: Violet-Purple with blue undertones
• Secondary Color: Lavender Blue fade
• Plant ID (SKU): [Insert your specific 4-digit SKU here]
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A Bit of History
Blue Bell stands out as a beloved decorative dahlia variety, admired for its unique violet-blue coloration and soft petal structure. Gardenia describes it as fully double flowers borne atop strong stems, offering sustained bloom from summer through frost . Originating from Holland, this cultivar remains a standout for its color transformation—from deeper purple centers to delicate lavender edges . Its manageable height, prolific flowering, and romantic palette make it especially cherished by cottage garden enthusiasts and floral arrangers alike .
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Ideal For
• Cutting gardens — vibrant, medium-sized blooms ideal for vase arrangements
• Borders and beds — nostalgic cottage-style accents with soft hues
• Containers and patios — compact form that's visually impactful in group plantings
• Pollinator gardens — its colorful blossoms naturally attract bees and butterflies
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Pairs Well With
Peach or tangerine dahlias — like ‘Café au Lait’ for a soft contrasting palette
Deep pink blooms — such as ‘Bishop of Dover’ for a romantic, feminine theme
Silver foliage plants — like Dusty Miller or Artemisia to accentuate the bloom’s pastel tones
Spicy or yellow perennials — Verbena bonariensis or Crocosmia for bold garden energy
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