20th Ave Ingrid

The 20th Ave Ingrid dahlia is a sophisticated and charming variety introduced by hybridizer Rich Gibson. It is celebrated for its soft, luminous glow and its exceptionally neat, symmetrical form—a favorite for wedding florists and gardeners seeking a refined, pastel presence in their late-summer displays.

• Color: Lavender (LV) / Light Blend. A dreamy, soft lavender-pink with a creamy white or pale yellow center, giving the bloom a delicate, "frosted" appearance that glows in early morning light.
• Form: Ball (BA). A textbook example of the form, featuring tightly spiraled petals that create a perfectly spherical and dense bloom. ADS Classification: 6009 (Ball Lavender).
• Bloom Size: Small. Blooms typically range from 3.5 to 4.5 inches (9–11.5 cm) in diameter.
• Height: Tall. A vigorous and upright grower that typically reaches approximately 4.5 to 5 feet (135–150 cm) tall.
• Performance: Reliable and Productive. Known for its exceptionally long, straight, and strong stems, it is a highly productive "workhorse" that provides a steady supply of exhibition-quality blooms throughout the season.