Dahlia Dwee Doo aka Deuil du Roi Albert

Dahlia ‘Deuil du Roi Albert’ affectionately called “Dwee Doo” is a beloved heritage variety dating back to 1936. Named in honor of Belgium’s much-loved King Albert I, who died in 1934, its French name translates to “Mourning for King Albert.”

Still popular throughout Europe, this dahlia is admired for its elegant blooms, showcasing royal purple petals delicately tipped with white. The intensity of the white accents can vary, creating unique floral displays each season. Easy to cultivate, ‘Dwee Doo’ generously produces 4–6 inch flowers, blending historic charm and modern garden appeal effortlessly.

Blooms: 10 – 15+cm
Height: 120 – 150cm

Grower: Defraigne u. Troquay (Belgien), 1936

Dahlias should be planted after the risk of frost has passed and will continue to bloom from early summer until mid-autumn. For optimal growth and flowering, choose a sunny spot to plant the tubers, as Dahlias thrive in full sun.