Coorabel Sylvia

The Coorabell Sylvia dahlia is a radiant and versatile variety originally bred and released by the Wedd family in Coorabell, New South Wales, Australia, around 2015. It is celebrated for its warm, sophisticated coloring and excellent stem strength—making it a perfect workhorse for both florists and home cutting gardens.

• Color: Dusty Watermelon / Coral. Features rich shades of peach-pink with subtle coral tones and sometimes slight gold tips, offering a warm and welcoming palette.
• Form: Decorative (D). A well-structured bloom with refined symmetry. It is variously classified as a Small Decorative or Miniature Decorative.
• ADS Classification: Typically classified as Small Decorative (SD) or Miniature Decorative (M FD/ID) depending on regional exhibition standards.
• Bloom Size: Miniature to Small. Flowers typically measure between 3 and 4.7 inches (7.5–12 cm) in diameter.
• Height: Tall. A vigorous grower that reaches a mature height of approximately 3.3 to 5 feet (100–150 cm) and requires sturdy support.
• Performance: Highly Productive Cut Flower. Praised for its long, strong stems and an exceptional 7-day vase life, it is a reliable bloomer from mid-summer until the first frost.