I recently published a post about some dahlia buds that had bloomed in mid October. Today I noticed that the flowers are becoming even more beautiful. Pretty amazing for November in Seattle.
I recently published a post about some dahlia buds that had bloomed in mid October. Today I noticed that the flowers are becoming even more beautiful. Pretty amazing for November in Seattle.
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Beautiful autumn colour ☺️
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amazing
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Beautiful flower!
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Another metaphor!!! YOU! Still Blooming!
(Wait! Am I using metaphor correctly?)
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As long as they don’t freeze and get water they will still bloom. Probably until there just isn’t enough daylight.
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I remember flowers still being on the plant when I’ve left for India the end of November. I think I’m just more aware of them this year because the buds were so tiny when I cut off the dead flowers. I thought it was too late in the season for those to bloom. I was wrong!
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Great post
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