WB's Misbehavin'

The WB's Misbehavin dahlia is a playful and dynamic variety hybridized by River's WB Dahlias. It is celebrated for its "multi-faced" personality, often producing a fun mix of bicolor and solid blooms on the same plant—a true conversation starter for any cutting garden.

• Color: Purple / White / Bi-Color. A striking and unpredictable "chameleon" variety; a single plant can simultaneously produce solid lavender-purple blooms, crisp white-and-purple bicolors, and white petals with purple streaks
• Form: Small Formal Decorative (FD). Features a classic, symmetrical structure with flat-tipped petals that curve slightly toward the stem.
• Bloom Size: Small (BB). Flowers are typically between 4 to 5 inches (10–12.5 cm) in diameter, offering a substantial and showy appearance in arrangements.
• Height: Tall. A vigorous and lush grower that typically reaches 4 to 4.5 feet (120–140 cm) tall, though some gardeners have reported it reaching up to 6 feet in ideal field conditions
• Performance: Outstanding & Prolific Producer. Known for being an early bloomer that pumps out a high volume of flowers on exceptionally long, strong, and straight stems. Its unique color variations and reliable vase life make it a "must-have" for florists looking for one-of-a-kind texture in their work.