Dahlia coccinea Posted byofftheedgegardeningOctober 22, 2019Posted inMax's GardenTags:Dahlia coccinea Dahlia coccinea has weathered the sluggy storm and finally mustered enough energy to flower. Persistence sometimes pays off. Share this:TwitterFacebookPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading... Related
Nice. And lucky plant! You didn’t accidentally drop your handbag on top of it. 😂 LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
Your handbag? I am astonished at the variety of Dahlias, that is a pretty one. LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
Vibrant colour. It was the earwigs that destroyed my one and only dahlia to bloom. Won’t try them again. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
I hasn’t been a good year for me dahlia-wise. Very disappointing. I will try again next year. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
This beauty, grown from your seeds 🙂 still flowers here and it did so the whole summer. Very soon I’ll have to dig it up. LikeLike Reply
I’ve been lucky and had a good dahlia year, some out in the garden and some in the greenhouse. Not too many earwigs here unless you count me who can eavesdrop at up to several metres! LikeLike Reply
Ha! I must remember that, although I do love listening in to other people’s conversations myself 🙂 LikeLike Reply
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Nice. And lucky plant! You didn’t accidentally drop your handbag on top of it. 😂
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There is an exclusion zone, 2m strictly no handbags!
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Your handbag? I am astonished at the variety of Dahlias, that is a pretty one.
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Well worth the effort, lovely.
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Vibrant colour. It was the earwigs that destroyed my one and only dahlia to bloom. Won’t try them again.
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I hasn’t been a good year for me dahlia-wise. Very disappointing. I will try again next year.
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You have more patience than me.
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I think that I may be in part to blame. A large part.
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Surely not? 😂
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She is a true beauty.
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She is, and one I grew from seed so doubly special.
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This beauty, grown from your seeds 🙂 still flowers here and it did so the whole summer. Very soon I’ll have to dig it up.
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I was thinking about your dahlias, wondering how they were getting on. 🙂
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I’ve been lucky and had a good dahlia year, some out in the garden and some in the greenhouse. Not too many earwigs here unless you count me who can eavesdrop at up to several metres!
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Ha! I must remember that, although I do love listening in to other people’s conversations myself 🙂
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