Hi janet – Nice captures! Still waiting for our first frost in Connecticut, probably coming this weekend. Good to know those dahlias will still have a kind of beauty…
Hi Camilla, thanks for stopping by! I have to admit that I was rather surprised to see that those Dahlias still had some beauty to offer, I was expecting a nasty mess of tangled wet black foliage.
Isn’t it funny that we can get enjoyment out of something that is essentially sad? Your frost-stricken plants still have a stark, almost sinister ,beauty.
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Hi janet – Nice captures! Still waiting for our first frost in Connecticut, probably coming this weekend. Good to know those dahlias will still have a kind of beauty…
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Hi Cyndy – hope your frost leaves you with beauty but no damage on anything precious!
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Gorgeous pictures! I never thought frost damage could look so beautiful. Seems like this could definitely a year to lift dahlia tubers.
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Hi Camilla, thanks for stopping by! I have to admit that I was rather surprised to see that those Dahlias still had some beauty to offer, I was expecting a nasty mess of tangled wet black foliage.
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I want to take that first dahlia and preserve it; gorgeous. Just copied your bread recipe. Looks and sounds wonderful. Thanks.
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Hi Linda, thanks for stopping by – and good luck with the bread!
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One of my favorite photos in my archive is a seedhead ~Your photos rival that one for favorite…The last one is stunning. gail
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Brrrrrrrr ~ words not needed and a useful reminder to me to get mine lifted :)
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Isn’t it funny that we can get enjoyment out of something that is essentially sad? Your frost-stricken plants still have a stark, almost sinister ,beauty.