Megan Dean

The Megan Dean dahlia is a serene and polished variety introduced by hybridizer O. Baldry of Great Britain in 2006. It is widely adored for its calm, pastel palette and flawless symmetry, making it a staple for wedding floristry and elegant garden borders

• Color: Blush / Lavender Light Blend. Features soft lilac-pink petals that fade to nearly white at the tips, often deepening to a richer lavender at the center.
• Form: Ball (BA) or Pompon. Neatly presented, spherical blooms with petals spiraling in a precise, geometric pattern. ADS Classification: 6008 BA L (Ball Lavender).
• Bloom Size: Miniature Ball (MB). Flowers are typically petite, measuring between 2 and 3.5 inches (5–9 cm) in diameter.
• Height: Tall. A vigorous and stately plant that typically reaches 4 to 5 feet (120–150 cm) tall.
• Performance: Prolific and Dependable. Highly valued as a "workhorse" for cut-flower growers due to its long, robust stems and excellent vase life of approximately five days.