As a follow-up to my September Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day post, here are some additional pictures of those beautiful dahlias.
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Friday, September 26, 2008
You Can Never Have Too Many Dahlias
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Labels: Cut and Forced Flowers, Dahlias
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