My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
Great shots of some great flowers Granny. I've been waiting and watching for the "Gallery" link to turn blue, meaning a new entry and nothing. Now I see I've missed your splendid photo montage. All gorgeous especially that Belle of Barmera- total agreement: I love that color!
Below is a link to "The Big List" where many dahlias available in the USA are listed alphabetically. The suppliers' websites are near the top of the page.
Here are the ones selling Kenora Superb:
KENORA SUPERB *Lobaugh's Dahlias
KENORA SUPERB *Parks Dahlias
KENORA SUPERB Arrowhead Dahlias
KENORA SUPERB Camano Dahlias
KENORA SUPERB Emerald Valley Farms
You would have to check with each of those sellers to see if they can ship to Germany. I have a friend at work who studied in Germany for a year. She wants to know what city/town you're in, if you don't mind saying. She was reading your website with a beautiful German accent today! She is also a huge dahlia fan and enjoyed all your photos.
More on posting/showing a photo here on the next post. Poochella/Annie
One of the easiest ways to post photos is to use an online photo storage service. I like Photobucket. It's in English, but perhaps Germany offers a similar service. You upload your digital photos to a photo album you create, it automatically gives each photo a URL, and a TAG which are then easily copied/pasted to appear here as a photo.
But first, I am going to check your website and see if I can post one here. I hope that's okay. If I can, then you can too, directly from your website using just a little computer code. Below is the link to Photobucket. There is no cost to use it, a reasonable annual fee if you store a lot of photos.
Trying Toenchen's "Carolina Wagemans" from your website- seite 2. It works! Such a beautiful color. Very nice!
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To post your photos from your website:
Open two browsers; one window open to your Gardenweb post with the cursor set after this code *img src= (Instead of the * type The other browser window is open to your individual photo you wish to post. Do one photo at a time.
Open the photo you want to post here. Right click on your photo, select PROPERTIES and your URL/address for that photo will appear in a gray box. Highlight and copy that entire URL.
Come back to the Gardenweb post, and PASTE your photo's URL/address right after the = Immediately after the URL/address, leaving no space, type >
Preview your post and the photo should appear. Then hit Submit. You can send multiple photos per post.
Trying another from your website: Engelhardt's Jubliaeum {{gwi:631491}}
Aha! Another dahlia beauty from your website. You have to have your photos uploaded to either your dahlia website, or a photo storage online o give it a URL, as far as I know. So the forumla is *img src=url-address of your jpg on a website; end with a > and begin with a I hope you can understand this! And I hope to see many more photos from you soon. Poochella
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