Coorabel Moonglow

The Coorabell Moonglow dahlia is a dreamy, luminous variety bred by the Wedd Family in Coorabell, New South Wales, Australia. Often described as "glowing" like a full moon, it is highly prized for its serene, shifting pastel tones and exceptional height, making it a standout in both the cutting garden and high-end floral arrangements.

• Color: Light Blend (LB). A softly glowing palette of creamy lemon-chiffon and buttery yellow, often infused with a delicate peach or soft pink blush. The color is highly variable throughout the season; cooler temperatures often draw out more pronounced pink and blush pigments.
• Form: Small Decorative (D) or Miniature Decorative. Features finely layered, perfectly rounded blooms with petals that create a full, sculptural appearance.
• ADS Classification: Decorative (D). While primarily categorized as a Small or Miniature Decorative in Australian and commercial listings, it is valued for its neat, symmetrical form.
• Bloom Size: Small to Miniature (BB/M). Blooms typically range from 4 to 6 inches (10–15 cm) in diameter, offering a versatile size for airy bouquets.
• Height: Very Tall. One of the tallest varieties in many gardens, it routinely reaches 4 to 6.5 feet (1.2–2 m) tall and requires sturdy staking.