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Online source for Dahlia Species?

16 years ago

Dear Dahlia Grower,

I am relatively new to growing Dahlia's and am delighting in the upcoming growing season. May your harvest of beauty be everything you would like and more, and may they become a backdrop for the most beautiful moments.

I am possibly interested in growing another Dahlia species. I especially enjoy their relaxed form and coloring too. My very first Dahlia, bought two Summers ago, is a red species Dahlia, it may be a Coccinea.

Would anyone have suggestions or know of an online nursery for Species Dahlia's?

I am interested in D. Sorensenii and D. Spectabilis. I have included a link with photos of these Dahlia's and other Dahlia Species. http://www.dahlia-nds.co.uk/Specie_Dahlia.htm

Thanks,

GreenD

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jumpin4joy
16 years ago
Crazydahlialady.com
daleyc
16 years ago
Swan Island Dahlias (i've had experience with)
www.dahlias.com

Dans Dahlias (recommended to me)
http://www.dansdahlias.com/

Connel-dahlias (recommended to me)
http://www.connells-dahlias.com/

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