Hollyhill Clydesdale towering over me
More Barbarry Dominion
Dusty colored & autumnal Roque Starburst; Clearview Peachy; Barbarry Dominion; Irish D Porter
HH Clydesdale; Roque Starburst; Irish D; Clearview Peachy; Barbarry Dominion; Burlesca
HH Clydesdale was one of Margaret's first hand crosses and was a cross of Kenora Clyde and Clara Huston. It can grow into a large flower but it's form is not very good for the shows. Makes lots of easy storing tubers.
Krista What's the name of this? I've been looking for this exact color.
dahlia1972 this is Allen’s Alley Cat! 
Third year seedling in rain.
A few weeks ago: HH Letitia blooms with a background of Show N Tell and one white HH Wedding Day. Flowers currently in the garden look like crap due to the frost.
HH Wedding Day was so tall and beautiful in my garden, I should plant it dead center and run festive ribbons out to the 4 corners from it!!. It is one of the ones left to be dug and I sure hope it made tubers!
Lonely flower on the kitchen table.
IS that a named available variety...because I really like it.
No name yet.
I bet it has an amazing glow in the sunshine!
I’ve been really hoping to see a handful of plants bloom that have been very late this year. The forecast is warming up a wee bit this next week and I don’t see nighttime temps below 42 degrees for another week. Rough as it’s looking, I think I’ll be able to ID AC Murphy after all, this year!
MY POOR ATTEMPT TO DISPLAY THE VERY LAST OF THE DAHLIAS AFTER THE FROST.
I am thinking about posting the picture of seedling 20-150 to Facebook. Maybe Margaret will give it a name first,
It is really easy to grow and makes tubers. I like the orange of seedling 21-60 better in a way as it is orange on the back of florets too.
Larry Smith did cruise through the gardens and could well have taken lots of seedling pictures. By the way, during the ADS sponsored tour of our gardens, most people spent their time viewing the dahlias in the seedling gardens. They want to see what is coming out in the future and enjoy selecting the seedlings they like. One person used some marking tape to mark her favorite. Oops, I wonder if Margaret left it on the clump? The most popular seedling with women was a light blend waterlily seedling and I will eventually find a picture and post it here. Men seldom give up their views although Dick Parshall did the "full seedling garden tour" and selected his favorite. Another experienced breeder likes miniature cactus and semi cactus dahlias and took the time to point out about three that he liked. They were all ones that grew over 5 feet tall, by the way.
Another one in the pipeline and it was planted in the main garden.
your BD!
