Coseytown Gale produces warm pink‑to‑raspberry blooms with muted yellow and coral undertones, making it a natural fit for salmon‑toned arrangements. Its palette mirrors the shimmery translucence of coho with their apricot‑raspberry cheek flush, and the soft rose‑raspberry tones seen in trout. As a phase‑shifter, it moves from muted yellow with a raspberry‑apricot center into richer yellow‑orange, coral‑rose, and deeper raspberry shades as the season progresses. A reliable, steady bloomer with excellent stems, it brings warmth and subtle seasonal shifts to both garden and vase.

Salmon-Dahlia Atlas Zone: Zone 2 - Salmon Fry Zone 1 - Alevin, flesh

Morph Type: Phase‑Shifter — begins with muted yellow petals and a soft raspberry‑apricot center, then shifts toward warmer yellow‑orange, coral‑rose, and deeper raspberry tones as the season progresses or temperatures cool.

FORM: Informal Decorative

BLOOM SIZE: Medium (4-5")

HEIGHT: Medium (4')