Showing posts with label Dahlias. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dahlias. Show all posts

Monday, October 13, 2008

Dahlia

This dahlia is similar to the yellow hammer dahlia. I like how old fashioned this flower looks. Beautiful afternoon light.

Dahlia, 10th & Wilson Community Garden

This flower is growing in the gardens over at 10th and Wilson. I shot this photo later afternoon--when the light is best. Early morning is good too.

Keywords: Dahlia, bulbs, tubers, photography

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Voluteer Park Seattle Dahlia


Lavendar pom with sweet curled petals. Each looks like a little heart. This flower could win an award.

Keywords: flowers, cut flowers, dahlia bulb, purple pom, dahlia awards

Tahoma Star Dahlia


This is an orchid-like dahlia. The center is a fluff of yellow, the purple-pink petals are yellow on the inside. This unique flower is easy to grow.

Keywords: Dahlia, Orchid, Yellow center, cut flowers, dahlia bulbs

Dahlia


Here's a shot by TLPhotography66. I like the deeper red tones at the base of the petal poms. A prize-winner for sure.

Golden Dahlia


Golden dahlia seen in the dahlia garden down the road near Taylor dock in Bellingham. There's everything from Yellow Hammer to Golden Dahlia, a prize garden.

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Dahlias


Here's a pink and orange dahlia that practically vibrats with color. Very pretty.

Sunday, August 24, 2008

White Dahlia


I took this photo over at the community garden where I have a small plot and grow vegetables.

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Dahlia
Originally uploaded by lelisa
This is a perky flower, all yellow with a orange center. I like if very much.

Dahlia


Dahlia
Originally uploaded by Claude@Munich
Peachy dahlia lit from within.

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Dahlia 2
Originally uploaded by Claude@Munich
A tuberous perennial used by the Aztecs as food.

Pink Dahlia

This dahlia has a water lily look to it. Nice pink petals with lines of darker color.

Friday, August 1, 2008

Dahlia


dahlia closeup
Originally uploaded by puddytat30141
What a sumptuous flower. Once I planted an expensive dahlia called Yellow Hammer. Why this name I do not know, and the poor thing never really became anything. This is a beautiful dahlia, very full and look at that center.