Coorabel Zoe

The Coorabell Zoe dahlia is a striking and luminous variety bred by the Wedd family of Coorabell Dahlias in New South Wales, Australia. Introduced around 2016, it is celebrated for its unique bicolored appearance and "glowing" effect, making it a sophisticated favorite for both garden display and high-end floral design.

• Color: Lavender (L) / White. Features soft, cool-toned lilac or pink-mauve petals that are distinctly "dipped" in crisp white at the tips, creating a radiant contrast.
• Form: Decorative (D). A well-structured bloom with neat, symmetrical layers of petals that often reflex back toward the stem, giving it a full, rounded silhouette.
• ADS Classification: Typically classified as Small Decorative (BB) or Miniature Decorative (M) depending on regional standards.
• Bloom Size: Small to Miniature. Flowers typically measure between 3 and 5 inches (8–12.5 cm) in diameter.
• Height: Tall. A vigorous and upright grower that typically reaches 4.5 to 5.5 feet (135–170 cm), requiring sturdy support or staking.
• Performance: Outstanding Cut Flower. Known for its exceptionally long, strong stems and prolific blooming habit; it is a reliable "workhorse" that performs well even in warmer climates.