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Post by Geranium on Jan 29, 2011 16:45:58 GMT
I've just put my order in - Rebecca's World, City of Rotterdam and Fabula (plus other summer bulbs!) The others already planted are David Howard, Vancouver, Roxy, Renoir and Famoso.
Only a drop in the ocean compared with your list - but I'm hoping for some colour in amongst my perennials. ;D
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Post by Lou78W on Jan 29, 2011 17:33:46 GMT
Talk about "great minds" ....I ordered Mary Eveline from Halls a few days ago......."I don't believe it"
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Post by candyblue on Jan 29, 2011 17:36:37 GMT
What were those that you had to cull then. ;D[/quote]
Gateshead Festival, B,J,Beauty, Blyton Royal Velvet, Trengrove Millenium, Ruskin Respectable
These were on my list, that I kept changing but in the end really couldnt afford to buy anymore this year
The Sir Alf Ramsey that I got were from a local garden centre but they were packaged up by Taylors
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Post by Deleted on Jan 29, 2011 18:04:25 GMT
Hi Everybody,
Finally made it onto this board, it looks better than the last one !!
Mark
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Post by Lou78W on Jan 29, 2011 18:17:50 GMT
Hi Mark......Good to see you made it onto the new forum. Lots of new dahlia fans on now...Great Eh....
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Post by Tel on Jan 29, 2011 19:30:47 GMT
Hi Everybody, Finally made it onto this board, it looks better than the last one !! Mark Hi Mark, nice to see you mate.
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Post by Tel on Jan 29, 2011 19:33:08 GMT
What were those that you had to cull then. ;D Gateshead Festival, B,J,Beauty, Blyton Royal Velvet, Trengrove Millenium, Ruskin Respectable These were on my list, that I kept changing but in the end really couldnt afford to buy anymore this year The Sir Alf Ramsey that I got were from a local garden centre but they were packaged up by Taylors[/quote][/color] Will have to look out for it, to see if it is the Sir Alf Ramsey i want.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 29, 2011 20:11:37 GMT
Thanks Lou and Tel, This new place is a dahlia heaven for info, well done to you all. Tel if you are after Sir Alf, I can help. I currently have 4 tubers started that are showing life. I personally dont really grow too many of them so any cuttings I get you can have. They are from good stock as in June Davis's stable. Perhaps we could do a trade if you have any spare Marston Lilac ? I lost all mine due to weather, they didn't get lifted in time. Bit of a sod really but I was not well at the time. Mark
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Post by Tel on Jan 29, 2011 20:25:38 GMT
Thanks Lou and Tel, This new place is a dahlia heaven for info, well done to you all. Tel if you are after Sir Alf, I can help. I currently have 4 tubers started that are showing life. I personally dont really grow too many of them so any cuttings I get you can have. They are from good stock as in June Davis's stable. Perhaps we could do a trade if you have any spare Marston Lilac ? I lost all mine due to weather, they didn't get lifted in time. Bit of a sod really but I was not well at the time. Mark Hi Mark, that is a deal.
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Post by Tel on Jan 29, 2011 20:29:13 GMT
Moved this from the old forum, something that Steve posted, Not wishing to sound big headed, but this is now the best dahlia thread on the net. Just to say although my own interest only goes as far as the dark leaved varieties this has to have emerged as the best dahlia thread available on the internet today! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve In Ilkeston
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Post by steve on Jan 29, 2011 20:32:48 GMT
You will have to have some leaflets printed with the forum address on Tel and leave them on the tables at shows
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Post by Tel on Jan 29, 2011 20:35:29 GMT
You will have to have some leaflets printed with the forum address on Tel and leave them on the tables at shows And why not. thats a good idea there Steve.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 29, 2011 20:39:06 GMT
Thanks Lou and Tel, This new place is a dahlia heaven for info, well done to you all. Tel if you are after Sir Alf, I can help. I currently have 4 tubers started that are showing life. I personally dont really grow too many of them so any cuttings I get you can have. They are from good stock as in June Davis's stable. Perhaps we could do a trade if you have any spare Marston Lilac ? I lost all mine due to weather, they didn't get lifted in time. Bit of a sod really but I was not well at the time. Mark Hi Mark, that is a deal. No Problem, in past years Sir Alf hasn't really thrown as many shoots as I would like, but most of these this year have 2-3 eyes already which is promising !!
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Post by longs on Jan 29, 2011 20:41:21 GMT
You will have to have some leaflets printed with the forum address on Tel and leave them on the tables at shows Just don't leave them at Chrysanth. Shows - you know what they are like
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Post by Lou78W on Jan 30, 2011 13:19:23 GMT
I've just put my order in - Rebecca's World, City of Rotterdam and Fabula (plus other summer bulbs!) The others already planted are David Howard, Vancouver, Roxy, Renoir and Famoso. Only a drop in the ocean compared with your list - but I'm hoping for some colour in amongst my perennials. ;D I had a look at your selection Geranium...some lovely strong colours and some nice soft pinks too (Renoir). I couldn't find City of Rotterdam....what is it like?......I see you got your purple/white one.......I'm looking forward to seeing them growing in your borders later in the year
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