Coralie

Botanical Name: Dahlia ‘Coralie’
Form: Formal Decorative
Bloom Size: 4 – 6 inches (typically around 5")
Plant Height: ~3.5 – 4 feet (~40-48 in)
Exposure: Full Sun
Bloom Period: Mid season (80-100 days)
Description:
Coralie is beloved for its soft, romantic palette—each bloom opens with a delicate blush-pink tone that may carry subtle champagne or creamy undertones. As petals mature, they often lighten toward the edges, producing a gentle gradient effect. The flower is full and symmetrical, forming lush, formal decorative heads ideal for bridal and garden use. Over time, Coralie takes on a refined luminosity, making it a standout in mixed bouquets and garden beds alike.
Growing & Cut Notes:
Space plants approximately 12 – 18 inches apart to promote airflow and reduce disease pressure.
Pinch stems when plants reach ~12 inches tall to encourage strong branching and fullness.
Harvest when blooms are about three-quarters open—before the petals fully spread—to ensure best vase life.
Provide staking or light support, especially in windy or rainy conditions.
Maintain clean cuts, cool water, and hydration treatment post-harvest to maximize longevity.
Best For:
Bridal bouquets, pastel and romantic color palettes, garden specimen planting, mixed dahlia arrangements.