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Sandia Bliss

The flower has a name. The next chapter is yours.

Sandia Bliss4 photos

The variety photo from Lindsey’s catalog.

Sandia Bliss, hybridized by Steve and Sandy Boley of Birch Bay Dahlias and introduced in 2024, is a stunning waterlily dahlia admired for its dreamy blend of soft pink, pale yellow, and delicate peach undertones. The elegantly layered blooms shift subtly with changing light, creating a luminous, watercolor effect that adds depth and sophistication to arrangements. Held on strong stems above vigorous plants, the 4- to 6-inch flowers are produced abundantly throughout the season and maintain excellent garden and vase performance. The gentle coloration pairs beautifully with blush, cream, champagne, and pastel palettes, making Sandia Bliss especially valuable for wedding work and refined floral design. Graceful, romantic, and highly floriferous, this modern introduction lives up to its name by bringing beauty and serenity to every garden and bouquet.

Color
pk13, PK4
ADS color class
Pink (PK)
Bloom size
To be added
Form
WaterLily (WL)
Plant height
4 ft
ADS #
7304
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THE NEXT CHAPTER IS YOURS

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

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THE BLOOM REUNION

Sandia Bliss, in other gardens.

Grower-submitted photos, shared with permission. These stories follow the variety and do not verify a purchase or individual plant lineage.

A growing story, waiting for its first chapter.

When growers share their blooms and Lindsey approves them, their flowers will appear here. No borrowed photos. No made-up garden stories.