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Tue, Apr 22, 08 at 13:02
| I left town for 4 days and when I came back today found that 2 of the ~40 dahlias I started indoors in paper-lined pots in Mid-March have buds already! They are Humpty Dumpty, a dwarf variety I have not grown before. I have grown dwarf ones before, just not this one, and have never had buds until they were planted outside. I am amazed. These 2 plants only have something like 6 pairs of leaves.
I am psyched! More so than usual...
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| That is a nice feeling to see those early buds. This year, my dwarf dahlias were the first to sprout. Maybe they too will be the first to bud. :) |
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| Congratulations Linnea! You're going to have a long and early dahlia season! I am just potting up now and was happy to have one be 6 inches tall LOL. If you saw the condition of our foul, cold, completely soggy soil you would know I am in no hurry to plant outdoors. |
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| Sorry to hear your weather has been bad. (We’ve had our share of soggy too!) It was 68 degrees F here today and I was so tempted to haul those dahlias outside. But with a month until our past frost date, I resisted. |
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