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Magenta dahlias and celosia

comments (2) August 10th, 2009 in gallery

Anniecan Anniecan, member
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Dalias, celosial, long stemmed ageratum, and suncolius! Click the image to enlarge.

Dalias, celosial, long stemmed ageratum, and suncolius!
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All of this is flowering in July, in North Carolina.

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kells writes: Anniecan--what is the name/variety of the dahlia pictured here with the celosia? Wonderful color saturation--nicely punctuates re most any fresh cut arrangement no less! Cheers, K. Posted: 10:21 pm on February 8th
elnell writes: Awesome color combo!! Posted: 2:50 pm on August 13th
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