"I am the Vine; you are the branches. Whoever lives in Me and I in him bears much (abundant) fruit. However, apart from Me [cut off from vital union with Me] you can do nothing."
John 15:5
Friday, September 30, 2011
Queen Of The Autumn Garden
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Oh I like that "no one should desicate his art by cutting them apart" Quite informative too. You know I had a landlord once who grew them. Where he lived there was much more dirt because it happens to be an area with a much older lava flow. Anyway, they were maroon..like these- just something I never forget! Gorgeous Ginny-
This summer, at the county fair, I saw dahlias the size of dinner plates. Stunning.
Oh Ginny, I really like the color of this dahlia. They are one of the most beautiful flowers for both summer and fall.
When I lived in GA we would drive to the mountains on a fall weekend to visit a dahlia farm. As far as the eye could see there were dahlias of all colors. I wonder if it is still there?
Dahlias grow very well in our gardens in New Zealand and Malaysia.
Stunning blooms!
Golly gal, its like someone watercolored each petal. Stunning bloom and photograph.
Beautiful! And what interesting history...
That is truly awesome! I have never seen one so beautiful!
Dahlias are so beautiful and you captured the colors in this one beautifully. Thanks for dropping by my blog. We are in yhe process now of purchasing the L300 for below the knee.So I will be "shocking" every day!
wow Ginny.....that dalia is totally a queen...beautiful. have a great weekend out there.
Queen is an appropriate title.THis one is spectacular.
So beautiful is this queen dahlia.. now is spring.. the flowers are still blooming?
Honest, Ginny! You get the most spectacular photos for your header shots and have an incredible sense of pulling things together to teach lessons with God's Word. Love it.
This is so beautiful!!!! I have never noticed one this color/s before...
Ginny, this is absolutely STUNNING!! We have dahlias, but I've never seen this variety, nor have I ever seen a bloom this large. WOW! =)
Amazing color on this dahlia. A friend mine has a dahlia-growing business and there are some very beautiful varieties - you've found one of them.
I love dahlias. My mum always used to have them in the garden. They had to be dug up each late autumn and kept in the cellar over winter and then planted again in the spring. They used to bloom just in time for mine and dad's birthday at the end of August. Now I live not far from a park where there are lots of different colours of dahlias in the late summer and autumn, so I go there to enjoy them.
This is the queen! Gorgeous. My grandfather had a dahlia garden when I was a kid many years ago. I have not grown them (thought they were too difficult?)
Every time I think you've posted the most beautiful flower...you post another! I want these flowers! :) Sooo Beautiful!
Very interesting history, I'll share it with my Grandma...she's diabetic.
Hi Ginny, I like Dahlia's very much. They primarily grow from corms, which are like bulbs. They are great for sunny warm spots. They do not like cold weather at all. Have a wonderful evening and a super Sunday tomorrow!
Your header is Heavenly - so how did you know when you saw that flower it was so different? Are you a flower expert? sandie
GORGEOUS!
Beautiful photos and very interesting information. I learned something new today.
Have a nice day Ginny :-)
& BTW, thanks for your recent comment on my WCS post. ~Ron
One of my favorite flowers. I love them as they are so pretty and easy to grow. Also, they come back each year.
Oh, these are so beautiful! Love the colours. Seeing your pictures, I'm longing to grow them again!! Your photos are delightful!!
These dahlias are absolutely beautiful. I used to grow dahlias when I lived in Ohio, but I don't think I had any as gorgeous as these.
Ok, now I know I have never seen a Dalhia either, this is so beautiful. She is the queen, but third up from bottom is a lady in waiting, I know that because she has that beautiful skirt hanging down, could also be a ballerina. i want one.. great shots Ginny, thanks for introducing me. the petals are so detailed, love it
No painting could be prettier! I have never seen these flowers; I will certainly try to find some to plant for next year.
Blessings, Joanne
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