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DayValleyDahlias
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Bellina Marie & The Cactus Flower
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These flowers got bigger each day! Wow, bigger than the plant...
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Holy cadoodlepoppers batman!!! Those flowers are bigger than the cactus, who said dog pee's not good for plants!
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Hope the dahlias I planted get big like that. Having some trouble with the dahlias as gophers got under the seedlings and destroyed a few of them. Gophers do not eat dahlias I hear, but the tunnel was right under the seedlings. I have more to plant though, as I potted more than I need. Wish me l luck
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May 28, 2008, 03:38:29 PM »
That's gorgeous! It reminds me of the flowers Hallie put on John Wayne's casket in "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance." Gave me a happy moment for the day, I just love that movie. (I'm so embarassed at how nerdy I can be)
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Gophers LOVE dahlias!!!!
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And a great cadoodlepopper to you all~*~
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Sharon, oooh, what a beautiful flower with Bellina Marie just a groovin' alongside. I can't wait. My Sister has begun to plant the dahlias in her gardens, she has more room for the big flowers than I do near my house. I will be planting lots out near the bees in my areas, but there will be many. I think combined, with the open faced and others there are about 100 plants, eeks!!!! That is a lot of holes to dig, hee,hee. The proper germination of these seeds was incredible, I think every one I sowed set a seedling, wow!!! You will have to explain how you gathered the seed, it looked just like the petals of the flowers to me, but that didn't make too much sense. Good going girl!!!
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