Both Scaur Swinton and Sylvia Craig Hunter bloom with 6”+ flowers, and are classified as formal decorative blooms. They both have coral flowers, and both grow around 48” tall. Alongside each other, it’s easy to see that Scaur Swinton (hybridized in 1998 in the U.K.) is on the pink end of the coral family💗, and Sylvia Craig Hunter (hybridized 5 years later in Australia) is on the orange end of the coral color family spectrum🧡. For us, Sylvia Craig Hunter usually grows a little taller than Scaur Swinton, but both throw beautiful stems that are strong and perfect for cutting. Both have a very high petal count, are known for being amazing seed parents, produce plenty of tubers, and are fabulous in the garden and in floral design work thanks to their bloom size. We wouldn’t want to be without either in our flower fields! What other differences/similarities do you see in these two? 💐 #sharebeauty#flowerfarmer#flowerfarm#dahlia#dahliafarm#cutflowergarden#homegardener#pnw#growingdahlias#triplewrenfarms#growdahlias#dahliatubers#dahlias#flowerfarmer#homegardening#tubersale#triplewrenfarms