Flower of the Day – July 15, 2018 – Dahlia

by Cee Neuner

Feel free to add your floral photo to the comments. This way we can all enjoy everyone’s flowers.

Dahlia season is nearly here.  So I though I’d find an old dahlia to cheer us all up.

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Cee

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    1. It is going by way to quickly. Dahlias mean the end of the season. I have my first little bloom in my yard. It opened up yesterday. It’s still early in the season and small, but ….

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  17. Your dahlia is so bright and beautiful it finally got me to join in a little bit. I also have a dahlia blossom on my blog today. At least that’s what I think it is:
    https://galleryludwig.wordpress.com/2018/07/15/garden-visit-10/
    There is no way I can join to do a daily flower – I don’t have that many flowers, or photos, nor do I know them well enough to identify them. My photo is from a small collection from a visit to the State Botanical Garden of Georgia in Athens, GA, USA

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    1. I live where there are a lot of flower farms and they usually open their fields and gardens to the public. So I have a wealth of flowers to capture. Although this dahlia I took in my yard a couple of years ago. 😀

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