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very late or very early dahlia varieties?
Comments (1)Rowansmom: Boy do I wish I lived out in OR....the heart of dahlia country! I would suggest you go to Swan Island and talk to the Gitts who run the place. They are a wealth of knowledge on dahlias and can, I'm sure, answer all of your questions. In addition, I would join the Portland Dahlia Society. There you would have access to many experienced growers who could also assist you. Good Luck, DahliaBoy...See MoreVery Early Morning Pics
Comments (29)John, I potted every breweriana and put them in my unheated hoophouse and they all died. During one of the coldest days of the winter I looked outside and saw the hoophouse was ripped to shreds. I had shingles fly off my home and rip the poly. I don't believe it was that single (overnight) event that killed them, however. I rushed and brought everything into my basement and placed them all on blankets, however I couldn't water. Lots of combinations of bad. That beech is an interesting character of a plant John and Robin. It's weeping. It's purple for a good amount of time then gradually turns green. Fall color is pretty decent. Beng: 100% agree. Our thoughts are precisely on the same page. Severn, they'll all return. It'll be five years until they look perfect again. Have a nice weekend everyone. Robin email me anytime for your guided tour :-) Dax...See MoreSome good early morning openers (photos)
Comments (9)Very pretty, you take such nice pictures! I haven't been out early in a while, not since school has been out for summer vacation. I know that some of mine don't even open all the way untill the sun hits them. I have noticed that my navajo princess will start to open the evening before they bloom though so she probably opens early. -Jessica...See MoreGood Morning and Good Night
Comments (10)You are so lucky having that lake view and that mountain view and improved on that even with your beautiful plantings, congratulations! But living on a city lot, we can also improve, I only have a little pond and a lot of hostas, improving on that. Bernd...See More- 9 years ago
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