Dahlia Lilac Time
Formal decorative form, 6” (15cm) diameter blooms
Plant height 4.5’ (1.4m)
Hybridizer: Torrance (UK)
Year Registered or Introduced: 1939
Medium-sized plants grow lots of chameleon-like flowers. For the first few weeks of blooming, flowers are a true lilac-purple colour; by September, they have a lovely light purple tone that often appears silvery or pink.
Formal decorative form, 6” (15cm) diameter blooms
Plant height 4.5’ (1.4m)
Hybridizer: Torrance (UK)
Year Registered or Introduced: 1939
Medium-sized plants grow lots of chameleon-like flowers. For the first few weeks of blooming, flowers are a true lilac-purple colour; by September, they have a lovely light purple tone that often appears silvery or pink.
Formal decorative form, 6” (15cm) diameter blooms
Plant height 4.5’ (1.4m)
Hybridizer: Torrance (UK)
Year Registered or Introduced: 1939
Medium-sized plants grow lots of chameleon-like flowers. For the first few weeks of blooming, flowers are a true lilac-purple colour; by September, they have a lovely light purple tone that often appears silvery or pink.
This listing is for the sale of a single dormant dahlia tuber that will have at least one growing eye.
Purchased tubers will be shipped in late April; the exact date is dependent on weather in your region of Canada. Local pickup at our Summerland and Kelowna locations will start in late April. Please see our FAQs page for more information on tuber shipping.
Check out our Dahlia Guide for planting and growing information.