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20th Ave & Baker Rd

A named-for-family white ball that holds true no matter the weather.

Also known as: 20th Avenue & Baker Rd, 20th Avenue and Baker Road

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Miniature Ball · 2–3"WhiteRich Gibson (2021)United States

Rich Gibson introduced this tightly rounded white dahlia in 2021 and named it for Baker Road, where his grandfather grew dahlias. Each bloom opens as a globe of pure cream-white with petals that spiral cleanly to the center. The coloring holds steady through overcast skies and cool mornings without picking up the pink or lavender blush that plagues many white varieties. It was bred in United States by Rich Gibson in 2021.

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Specifications

Physical

Form: Miniature Ball
Bloom class: Munder 4"
Bloom size: 2–3"(5.1–7.6 cm)
Plant height: 48–54"

Color

Color: White
Pattern: Solid
Tags: whitecreamivorybridalweddingpure

Growing context

Cut flower: ✓ Yes
Exhibition: ✓ Yes

Provenance

2021
United States
Breeder: Rich Gibson
Introducer: 20th Avenue Dahlias

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Difficulty

Beginner friendly

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Growing 20th Ave & Baker Rd

Plant tubers after your last frost date in full sun with at least six hours of direct light. Pinch the central growing tip above the third leaf pair to push side branches and increase stem count. Keep soil evenly moist but not waterlogged, and feed every two to three weeks with a low-nitrogen fertilizer once buds appear. Cut in the cool of the morning, taking stems at an angle and placing them in water immediately. Stake plants early as they approach full height to keep stems straight.

Spacing: Space roughly 2–3 ft apart
Staking: Stake early — stems carry heavy blooms and lean in wind