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My first Dahlia from a sprout cutting!

16 years ago

Thought you might like to see a picture of Pinelands Princess, a dahlia that I raised from a sprout cutting. It's the earliest one opened in the garden this year, opening on 7/24 which is good for northern Michigan. I was able to get 16 plants from just one big tuber!

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covella
16 years ago
That is truly beautiful. Good for you, I rarely say I'm going to have to get something but maybe this one will make the list.
butterflymaiden
16 years ago
Very pretty!
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