The Devon Salmon dahlia is a stunning and sophisticated variety originally hybridized by Charles Smith in Tasmania, Australia. It is highly prized for its divine, shifting salmon tones and impeccable structure, making it a "unicorn" favorite for both exhibition and florist use. Color: Pink (PK) / Salmon. A soft, glowing dusty salmon-pink that often catches the light in shades of coral and blush, sometimes featuring gold tips and subtle lilac streaks. Form: Miniature Formal Decorative (M FD). Features layers of perfectly arranged petals that can reflect all the way back to the stem, creating a dense and elegant "sculpted" appearance. ADS Classification: 4004 (Miniature Formal Decorative, Pink). Bloom Size: Miniature (M). Uniform blooms typically ranging from 3 to 4 inches (7.5–10 cm) in diameter. Height: Tall. A large and vigorous grower that typically reaches 4.5 to 6 feet (135–180 cm) tall. Performance: Outstanding Cut Flower. Renowned as a reliable workhorse in the cutting patch, producing fantastic, long, sturdy stems and maintaining its vibrant color throughout the season.