Lee's Turmeric Tea

The Lee's Turmeric Tea dahlia is a warm and inviting variety hybridized by Lee Carlton of Goldenrod Gardens (USA). It is celebrated for its rich, "muted vibrancy" and pillowy texture—making it an ideal "fall favorite" for both garden display and high-end floral arrangements. 

• Color: Yellow-Apricot-Golden. Features soft, golden petals in a shade reminiscent of its namesake spice. The coloring is often compared to the popular Bracken Palomino for its rich, muted goldenrod tones that are particularly striking in autumnal light.
• Form: Informal Decorative (ID). Boasts large, "pillowy," and slightly irregular petals that give the bloom a soft, voluminous appearance.
• ADS Classification: M ID Y (Miniature Informal Decorative Yellow) or Small ID Y.
• Bloom Size: Miniature or Small. Large blooms typically measure around 4 inches (10 cm) in diameter.
• Height: Tall. Grows on a robust and vigorous plant that reaches approximately 4 feet (120 cm) tall.
• Performance: Robust and Attractive Cut Flower. Praised as a reliable performer that stands out for its high-quality stems and display-worthy blooms. It is noted for being a favorite among growers for its consistent "sweet" coloring and robust plant habit