Coorabell Heather Rooted Cuttings Shipping Feb 2-4

Short Teaser

A hand-painted lemon glow on strong, straight stems. Coorabell Heather is florist candy and show-bench tidy.

Full Description

Coorabell Heather is the kind of dahlia that looks like sunshine learned manners. Blooms open in a soft, creamy lemon yellow and often fade lighter as they mature, creating that hand-painted effect that makes people lean in and stare like it owes them money.

The form is neat, polished, and beautifully symmetrical in the small-to-mini decorative range — the kind of bloom that looks clean in the garden and absolutely dialed-in in bouquets.

And yes, she’s built for cutting. Expect long, straight, strong stems that hold blooms up like they’re proud of themselves. If you’re building a cut-flower lineup, Coorabell Heather pulls her weight: great structure, strong stems, and a solid vase-life reputation when harvested at the right stage.

This is a Coorabell introduction from the Wedd family of Coorabell, Northern New South Wales, Australia — a breeding line known for bringing serious form and performance to the party.

Details

• Color: Creamy lemon yellow that lightens as blooms mature for a hand-painted look

• Bloom Size: About 3–5.5 inches (commonly around 4.3 inches)

• Plant Height: Typically 4–5 feet (can push taller with great care)

• Form / Classification: Small/Mini Decorative

• Stem Strength: Strong, straight, long stems

• Cut Flower Friendly: Yes, excellent for cutting

• Vase Life: Often reported around 7–9 days with good harvest timing and conditioning

• Origin: Coorabell, Northern New South Wales, Australia 🇦🇺

• Breeder: Wedd family, Coorabell Dahlias

• Why We Love It: Clean form, lemon glow, and stems that behave like professionals