 While most of our Dahlias outside were blasted by hard frosts in September, these few have still been producing a few stems every week. I planted them in the polytunnel to be sure of Burgundy blooms for a late October wedding - special request from the Bride. And they made it for the big day!
Now these last few are adding a splash of colour to our 'Friday Flowers' bouquets. The speed we go from cutting Dahlias by the bucketful to a handful is rapid. I m missing them already & it's time to pore over the cataloues to plan 2021. What new beauties can I add? Which varieties should I grow more or less of?
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AuthorRosie Gray of Galloway Flowers. Artisan Florist & Cut Flower Farmer near Castle Douglas, in South West Scotland. Using 100% Flowers & Foliage grown in British Isles, all year round. 
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