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Poochella 7/ WEST WA (
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Sun, Aug 21, 05 at 15:49
Stellyvonne- first bloom. It's really nicer than this photo, honest. Fluffy palest yellow with tiniest hint of lav or pink on ends.
Will go well with Cameo a pale yellow waterlily now open. And my thanks to Christine for sharing this and Koinonia.
Koinonia ( who thought of that name, and why?) It's a short little fellow, could be the weather, but this first bloom is lovely. Less than 3 inches across, deep purple under and med purple on petal surfaces. I'm really a sucker for purple.
Compare it to Lauren Michelle with that same underpetal/top of petal coloration trend.
and last, a retry of Mosaic, an old dahlia who did not do well in my garden last year. Much more magenta and variegated petals a la Blackberry Ripple. It has much better sun this year.
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RE: I Can't Help it- More new ones
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| Heaven, I'm in heaven. Stellyvonne or Koinonia , can't decide which one I like the most. Doncha love your new camera? I do. (love your new camera, I mean.) |
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| Great photos Poochella! I'm really glad you got a new camera too. You just can't grow flowers without a camera. Like the Stellyvonne, you have me hooked on those spidery looking cactus,dear God each year my addiction to dahlia's gets worse or do I mean better.....LOL Thanks for sharing, keep them coming, just love seeing your dahlia's!!!!! Willow |
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| Willow, I'm waiting with baited breath for Party Girl to open. Hot pink laciniated fluffster. I took a picture of the BUD for cryin' out loud LOL |
RE: I Can't Help it- More new ones
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| Poochella - They are all so beautiful! |
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| I know what you mean Poochella, I have bud pictures too! Silly, Silly! I have a new one call Gargantuan and Hissy Fitz that I just can't wait for the buds to open and staring and talking isn't speeding up the process, it's going to be another week...sigh.... |
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An update on Stellyvonne: on the far right here, because I miss having flowers to look at!
 And a later season bloom showing true colors.
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Don't know if I posted a photo of "Seattle" before- it's a lovely, rich yellow with white tips and the tiniest border of peachy pink where those two colors meet.
Early season:
 With others
 But look what happened very late in the last cutting of the season Mid November; the peachy color just took over. Love this flower. Unfortunately the tubers were not cooperative, but I have a small clump and perhaps one cut off tuber that I will try to save. Otherwise, available in nurseries. Two Seattles in front, lower left here:
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RE: I Can't Help it- More new ones Seattle again
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Oops, I knew I had a closer up one to show more peach color: blurry, but peachy.
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| All lovely Poochella. They look like I should be able to reach over and touch them. Thanks. |
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| Poochella, your pictures are great. I love those purple ones too! I'm a huge purple fan. and I love the color peach of the last pic you posted. Your arrangements are awesome. |
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And here it is in a bouquet with more pinky blooms: it almost has a blue cast compared to them here. Kari Blue upper left
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And compared to some lavender/lilac and purple cousins: Kari Blue on the right, clockwise from it are Camano choice, Lavender Athalie, Lilac Time then up to the reddish Jennifer's Wedding which is truly a rich purple, then to the purple ball Mingus Wallace above Kari blue.
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RE: I Can't Help it- More new ones
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| Oh man...that is my favorite so far... |
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Hi Poochella, love the pics, just thought I'd attempt to answer your question regarding the meaning of Koinonia.
Koinonia is an ancient Greek word, it's primary meaning is "fellowship, sharing in common, communion, a special time set aside for close fellowship/friendship. The first occurrence of Koinonia in the Scriptures is Acts 2:42, which refers to the devotion of the early church to the teaching of the Apostles, to fellowship, to breaking of bread and prayer." Christian fellowship (Koinonia) is a necessary facet of a believers life, for the expression of mutual love, encouragement and unity before God. cactuspolecat |
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Thanks cactuspolecat. Funny you should post because just within the last week I saw a very similar reference to the origin of the word Koinonia online and thought "Aha!"
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RE: I Can't Help it- More new ones
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| Just visiting the pic of Kari Blue again-it looks more gorgeous as the winter drags on :) Your pictures are excellent! |
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