Chateau De La Bourdaisiere

Chateau De La Bourdaisiere is a waterlily dahlia tuber in dusty peach and salmon pink with rusty undertones. A name this fancy deserves a garden bed to match.

She's named for an actual French castle in the Loire Valley, one built by a king for his mistress, because nothing says romance like real estate. The place is famous for growing 700+ tomato varieties in its gardens, so honestly, this dahlia fits right into that "we don't do anything halfway" legacy.

She grows to about 4.5 feet on long, dark, productive stems, with zero pretension, we promise.