Coorabel Sophie

The Coorabell Sophie dahlia is a captivating and highly regarded variety hybridized by the Wedd family in Coorabell, New South Wales, Australia. It’s celebrated for its glowing pink tones, exceptional stem strength, and reliably beautiful form—making it a top-tier choice for both competitive exhibition and professional floral design.

• Color: Pink (PK). A rich, deep pink to "watermelon pink" that shifts to a darker pink center with soft, luminous ombré edges and distinctive gold tips on the petals.
• Form: Decorative (D). Typically classified as a Small Decorative or Miniature Decorative, it features neatly arranged, symmetrical petals with top-tier form.
• ADS Classification: Typically 4004 (Miniature Formal Decorative, Pink) or 3004 (Small Formal Decorative, Pink).
• Bloom Size: Miniature to Small. Blooms are typically around 4 to 4.5 inches (11 cm) in diameter.
• Height: Tall. A vigorous grower that reaches approximately 4 to 5.2 feet (1.2–1.6 meters) tall.
• Performance: Outstanding Cut Flower. Known for being a prolific bloomer on exceptionally long, strong, dark stems that harmonize beautifully with the blooms. It is also noted for producing remarkably long, consistent tubers.