My bargain basement dahlias are doing really well too, full of flowers and lots more buds to come. Think I will have to fill a whole bed with dahlias next year, the pictures above are all so lovely and so many to choose from.
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This one is from the same plant and yet so different, the one behind looks even darker. I didn't realise they did that. Also, they are very tall, I expected them to be more bushy, what should I have done differently to make them so?
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My bargain basement dahlias are doing really well too, full of flowers and lots more buds to come. Think I will have to fill a whole bed with dahlias next year, the pictures above are all so lovely and so many to choose from.
thomas edison
I hadn't realised what a wide variety of shapes and colours dahlias came in. Absolutely beautiful
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What a beautiful colour the Cactus dahalia is DordogneD and more buds
This one is from the same plant and yet so different, the one behind looks even darker. I didn't realise they did that. Also, they are very tall, I expected them to be more bushy, what should I have done differently to make them so?
I'm sure some else will also pick up on your question.
What an unusual plant! Could it be soil conditions? Still lovely colours
ps, ithought they were all different plants...
the Bishop, such prolific blooms
Thanks. I love the colours on that one, the leaves are super as well as the flower.
dorgogne you get the prize-what an amazing plant and beautiful
this single white had unfurled over the past few days, plants are ceartainly enjoying the indian summer