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Tue, Aug 30, 05 at 16:13
| This is my first season growing Dahlias. Tsuki Yori has been a big success and has been blooming for over a month. This was the first flush. Even more are now budding. I hope I'm succesful overwintering it for next year. I will try the saran wrap technique I saw on this forum.
Sharon |
Here is a link that might be useful: Tsuki Yori
Follow-Up Postings:
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- Posted by GrannyMarsh z4-5 U.P. MICH (My Page) on Tue, Aug 30, 05 at 21:05
| Wild and shaggy !! Thanks for sharing, it is a nice flower. |
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- Posted by willow22552 z5NY (My Page) on Wed, Aug 31, 05 at 23:44
| This one is on my wish list for my white garden. Thanks for giving me a look! Willow |
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| Willow: I have 3 plants of Tsuki Yori. I'll give you three Tsuki's for one of your wild purple cactus tubers! LOL that's how much I love that flower! You can have an entire white lacy forest! |
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- Posted by GrannyMarsh z4-5 U.P. MICH (My Page) on Thu, Sep 1, 05 at 8:42
| Sharon, tried the saran method last Fall and it was very succesful. Only lost one tuber and I suspect it was my fault. |
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- Posted by willow22552 z5NY (My Page) on Thu, Sep 1, 05 at 22:18
| Poochella, The purple cactus is a favorite and prolific when it comes to developing tubers. I was giving that tuber to anyone and everyone this spring. I even took some to my dentist office and put a free sign on them!! So if they come true like last year, I will certainly send you all the extras that I have. I had wished I had alot of land, can you just picture a field of them growing... what a sight that would be. The swap is on! Willow |
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| This dahlia is classed as white but I find it is more of a cream color in my garden. |
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| Hi Judy, we have also the Tsuki Yori No Isha (I think that is the same dahlia) on our HP - Dahlien Bilder - Galerie betreten. But it is "white". But may be that Tsuki Yori (without no Isha) is another dahlia. Here in Germany it is named Tsuki Yori No Isha (????). |
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