Late season dahlias are here
eczekalski
7 years ago
Gitt's Perfection is _just_ opening and we've had our first frost warning. (No frost, thank goodness.) And since I'm losing the light already, pine trees on my neighbors to the south, it's not very well colored, there should be more pink and it should be evenly distributed around the outside petals, or very big -- I do not groom. But still pretty.
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