This one is definitely from the wild garden. My other two new varieties are both bred. Of the original two varieties, both are from the wild garden, to the best of my knowledge. So the question is can the variety pictured above be bred as well?
Yes: 
New Plant! Texas Bluebell! In wild garden
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So, unless we get some new data, it seems that the two old varieties and the new blue one can come both from the wild garden and breeding, while the other two can only be bred.
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We don't know they can only be bred - we thought the blue one could be breed only, too. It needs a bit more time to be sure.
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That's why I posted that mine were all Wild ones (as I had none that could be bred when I picked them up). All varieties of every plant can be the bred offspring of two others of that species, there are just some that can ONLY be bred for and not found at all in the Wild Garden. Until there are enough wild ones grown that we know there have been none of that variety found in the wild whether it is breed only or not is still unknown. Once you find one in the wild, though, we know which type it is
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Exactly. Only time will tell.
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Well, crud. My one from the Wild Garden that grew is one of the original variants. Again. The same one, actually.
I bred my two pairs (the seeds on the right end) but I'm leaving open pots for Christmas seeds to start dropping. Haven't seen any yet, but they usually start in early December. Don't want anyone to forget in the bluebell frenzy.
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Oh gosh, thank you for mentioning that froglady! I wasn't sure if they would drop early in the month or like the Halloween ones, just a few days prior. I'm glad I hadn't grabbed any new plants yet!
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I am kind of ready to drop stuff if I have to....
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Christmas plants are in the WG!