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Robann Royal

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The variety photo from Lindsey’s catalog.

Robann Royal, hybridized by Anna Moynahan and introduced in 1991, is an enduring favorite treasured for its rich lavender-purple coloring and flawless miniature ball form. Perfectly rounded blooms are produced in abundance on long, sturdy stems, making this variety exceptionally valuable for bouquets, wedding work, and exhibition displays. The saturated lavender hue blends beautifully with both soft pastel palettes and deeper jewel tones, adding elegance and depth to arrangements. Vigorous, productive plants provide a reliable supply of blooms throughout the season, while the exceptional stem quality and uniform flower form have helped establish Robann Royal as one of the classic miniature ball dahlias. Timeless, dependable, and endlessly useful, it remains a must-grow variety for both flower farmers and collectors.

Color
LV12
ADS color class
Lavender (L)
Bloom size
To be added
Form
MiniBall (MB)
Plant height
5 ft
ADS #
6108
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THE NEXT CHAPTER IS YOURS

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The wait. The first bud. That moment it opens. Share your Robann Royal with Lindsey and the growing community.

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THE BLOOM REUNION

Robann Royal, in other gardens.

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