Dahlia Boom Boom White

Dahlia ‘Boom Boom White’ – Pure White Ball Dahlia Tuber

Dahlia ‘Boom Boom White’ is an elegant Ball Dahlia producing perfectly formed, fully double blooms composed of tightly arranged, inward-curving white petals.

The flowers are predominantly clean white, occasionally showing a subtle creamy-yellow or greenish-cream flush near the petal bases. The International Dahlia Register officially – Miniature Ball, recording blooms approximately 9 cm across and stems up to approximately 105 cm tall.

It’s neat, rounded shape, pure coloring and excellent cutting quality make Boom Boom White particularly valuable for wedding floristry, white-themed gardens and sophisticated fresh-flower arrangements.

Product Details

• Variety: Dahlia ‘Boom Boom White’
• Product Type: Dahlia Tuber
• Official Classification: Ball Dahlia
• Official Size Class: Miniature Ball
• Flower Color: Pure White
• Secondary Tone: Subtle Creamy-Yellow at the Base
• Flower Form: Fully Double, Rounded Ball
• Bloom Size: Approximately 9 cm
• Plant Height: Approximately 90–105 cm
• Foliage: Green
• Light: Full Sun
• Soil: Fertile, Humus-Rich and Well-Drained
• Cut Flower: Excellent
• Uses: Cutting gardens, borders, wedding bouquets and floral arrangements

Growing in Kuwait

• For Kuwait conditions, Dahlia ‘Boom Boom White’ is best grown during the cooler growing season once extreme summer temperatures have declined.
• A practical planting period is: October to November
• Plant the tuber approximately 8–10 cm deep, positioning it horizontally with the crown and growing eyes facing upward.
• Avoid excessive watering immediately after planting. Once shoots emerge and active root growth begins, gradually increase watering while maintaining excellent drainage.
• Provide good sunlight during the cooler months. As temperatures begin to rise toward the end of the season, some protection from intense afternoon sun can help reduce heat stress.
• Because plants typically grow around 90–105 cm tall, light to moderate staking is recommended, particularly in windy locations or when growing for cut-flower production.
• Regular cutting and deadheading will encourage continued flower production.