Dahlia's

[bulldurham31 10]

 

[Jeff1579 79]

Beautiful shots.....

 

[jeffashman40 3]

Wonderful shots! Something about the first one "bugs" me...

 

[slat]

Nice shots.

 

[pendennis]

Nicely captured!

 

[SquarePeg]

Pretty! What’s that second one called?

 

[bulldurham31 10]

Pretty! What’s that second one called?

They are both Dahlias. Different mothers, I believe.

 

[SquarePeg]

They are both Dahlias. Different mothers, I believe.

Oh yes. I just meant what is that variety of dahlia called. They usually have such fun names.

 

[bulldurham31 10]

Oh yes. I just meant what is that variety of dahlia called. They usually have such fun names.

I haven't a clue. There were at least 15 varieties in the cluster where I shot.

 

[SquarePeg]

Oh my bad, I assumed these were growing in your garden.

 

[bulldurham31 10]

Oh my bad, I assumed these were growing in your garden.

No bad I have 30 blue and white Agapanthus, over 25 Day Lilies, butterfly and bee flowers and I have no clue as to their identities. I also have four different varieties of Hydrangeas, bottle brush, four or five varieties of grasses.. ...if it's a perineal and I like how it looks and is suitable for Zone 9, I'll plant it. Sometimes I manage to keep the tags that come with them but more often, just plant willy nilly...I also have a pretty fair herb garden, but those are easy to ID.

 

[SquarePeg]

I used to keep all the tags in an empty pot in the shed and often had to resort to digging through them to refresh my memory on a specific name - especially for clematis as I can never remember which ones are pruning group 2 and which are group 3. Recently I put them all in the empty spots in the seed saving binder that my daughter gave me for Mother’s Day.