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Thu, Dec 25, 08 at 14:12
| I hope all of our Dahlia friends are having a wonderful holiday season.
All the best wishes for a wonderful New Year, and excellent tuber storage for the winter. John |
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| Thanks Jroot, and the same to you. It is definitely wintry here. My dahlias are dwelling in the basement right now, as the garage is a sub-freezing mess with piles of heretofore unseen snow surrounding, and a Thermocube or two that are defunct! Winter: bring on the rain, I say. Looking forward to 09 :) |
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- Posted by misslucinda 6a (My Page) on Fri, Dec 26, 08 at 9:08
| So sweet of you to think of us John! Same to you and the rest of the forum. Lucinda |
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- Posted by plantlady2008 (My Page) on Fri, Dec 26, 08 at 20:30
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I hear you Cory! 18 inches here, much of it melted by sweet NW rain overnight, but more snow due Monday. It's a greasy winter wonderland down our hill; unfit for man and beast let alone vehicle. Our snowshovel handle broke digging out a car and not a shovel to be had in our area. Bring on the balmy 40's, I say. That's a beautiful red specimen you posted. I'll be looking at the Wynne's offerings when the holiday tasks are over. One of the joys of winter! ![]() |
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- Posted by vikingcraftsman 6/7LINY (My Page) on Sat, Dec 27, 08 at 20:32
| Thanks for the kind words. I to am looking forward to the new season. In the hopes of spreading gardening I gave the neighbor lady one of my home build flower boxes for Christmas. She said it was to nice for out side and put a glass top on it and made an end table out of it. Oh well, next plan. Love the red Dahlia Plantlady. The wife has already told me what to order from the catalogue you sent me. |
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- Posted by plantlady2008 (My Page) on Sat, Dec 27, 08 at 21:13
| The red dahlia is an '05 seedling- it'll be entered in shows next year to see how it does. It's got good form & I love the black stems on it- makes a lovely contrast with the cherry red. The leaves are a dark green- not the black of the "black" foliage dahlias but darker than the average dahlia. viking- in spring, sneak over there after dark, take the glass top off, plant a blooming dahlia in it & say, "I don't know ANYTHING about it!" when she asks where the plant came from >:)
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- Posted by plantlady2008 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 28, 08 at 19:15
Here's the Big Garden on Christmas Day ...and the Sheep Pen Garden on Christmas Day I much preferr them in the summer--
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- Posted by vikingcraftsman 6/7LINY (My Page) on Sun, Dec 28, 08 at 23:25
| Me too |
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- Posted by glaswegian 5b, Ont (My Page) on Mon, Dec 29, 08 at 16:09
| This year was my 1st time dabbling in dahlia, they turned out well and I was really impressed with the 2 varities I purchased. Anyone have extras to share for me to try in 2009 if you haven't put them away? Thx and happy new year in advance |
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| Happy Holidays to you all. I arrived from sunny FL. which was 80 degrees to - 8 and wind chill of -20 last night to piles of snow. We can look at the big list until Spring. Thanks for all the help this year. I will have more in the Spring when I start looking for eyes!! |
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- Posted by vikingcraftsman 6/7LINY (My Page) on Thu, Jan 1, 09 at 14:29
| Did you pick up any dahlias while in Flordia? Just got in from chopping wood for tonights fire. It is cold out there. Can't smell the ocean salt today. |
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| I was on Marco Island and I don't think Dahlias would grow there for long. It gets very hot and muggy in the summer. This is going to be very interesting in the Spring. I am ordering tubers because I don't trust that mine will pull through the winter. IF they do, than I am going to be planting dahlias along the roadside. OR, I could give them to the garden club. |
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