The Askwith Minnie dahlia is a stunning and high-performing variety hybridized by Ernie Cawkwell in the UK around 2010. A gold-award winner at the Leeds trials, it is celebrated for its radiant "tropical" coloring and exceptional exhibition-quality form. Color: Dark Pink (DP) / Coral. A vibrant, "sugar pink" or warm coral-pink, often described as having a tropical feel. Many blooms feature delicate gold-tipped petals and stand out against dark, strong stems. Form: Formal Decorative (FD). A perfectly structured bloom with broad, flat-tipped petals arranged with high symmetry. ADS Classification: 2005 Bloom Size: Medium (B) to Small (BB). Flowers typically range from 4 to 6 inches (10–15 cm) in diameter, though they can reach up to 8 inches in ideal conditions. Height: Tall. A vigorous grower that typically reaches 3.5 to 4.5 feet (105–140 cm) tall, though it can climb to 5.5 feet in some field conditions, Performance: Robust and Prolific Cut Flower. This variety is a "workhorse" for florists, known for its long, sturdy stems, high petal count, and excellent heat tolerance. It is a generous bloomer that maintains its upright posture and uniform shape throughout the season.
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