Showing posts with label Dahlias. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dahlias. Show all posts

Thursday, August 28, 2014

Hot Pink Dahlia Flower

Pink Dahlia Flower

Hot Pink Dahlia Flower



This is a beautiful small formal decorative hot pink dahlia that grows up to 4 feet in height. Perfect in any bouquet or arrangement. Hot Pink Dahlia flowers are decorative globe-shaped flowers with many colorful petals. This hot pink Dahlia would be a bright addition to any bridal bouquet or wedding flower arrangement.

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Orange Red Color Dahlia Flowers

Orange Red Color Dahlia Flowers

Orange Pink Color Dahlia Flowers



A variegated orange and red miniature formal decorative dahlia that grows up to three feet tall. This flower is beautiful in any arrangement, and nice with fall colors.

Wednesday, August 13, 2014

HD Wallpapers of Red Dahlia

Dahlia Wallpaper

HD Wallpapers of Red Dahlia



The dahlia hybrids are most often seen as garden plants. Anders Dahl was an 18th-century Swedish botanist for whom the Dahlia flower is now named after.

Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Big HD Wallpaper Of Yellow Dahlia

Dahlia Big Wallpaper



Yellow Dahlia Flower Wallpaper



The Yellow Dahlia signifies dignity and elegance. Not only that it also brings with it change, betrayal, travel, and warning. The flower also stands for diversity. Most flowers have two genes; however, the dahlia has eight.

Friday, August 8, 2014

Pink Dahlia Flower Wallpaper

Beautiful Pink Dahlia

Pink Dahlia Flower Wallpaper



Dahlia flowers are remarkable because of their diversity in bloom shape and color. Besides having several size categories, they are also available with 11 different bloom styles, including the decorative, cactus, single and ball styles, all organized by the style and shape of the petals. Single-flowering dahlias, for example, are any type with one row of petals. These varieties are normally 3 feet or shorter and produce buds that are less than 5 inches across. There are more than a dozen colors and color combinations available to dahlia growers. Solid colors include white, yellow, red, scarlet, pink, purple and orange.

Wednesday, August 6, 2014

Yellow Color Dahlia Flower

Yellow Dahlia Flower Wallpaper





Yellow Color Dahlia Flower



Single Yellow dahlias are usually quite small, with flowers commonly being about 4 inches or 10 cm across. There are also mignon varieties of single dahlia that have even smaller flower heads. These will usually be about 2 inches or 5 cm in width.

Friday, July 11, 2014

Pink Single Dahlia Flower

Single Dahlia Flowers

Pink Single Dahlia Flower



Single flowered dahlias represent arguably the most simple and purest of form of this beautiful flower. A single type dahlia has a characteristic open centered disc which comprises of tiny florets in the middle of the flower. Petals will usually form one row around the centre, although there can occasionally be two rows and the petals can also overlap.Single row of flat petals surrounding a disc.

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

A La Mode Red Dahlia Flower

Red Dahlia Flower

A La Mode Red Dahlia Flower Wallpaper



Beautiful red and white bicolor bloom.  Bloom size ranges from 6 to 8 inches.  This dahlia produces an exceptional amount of blooms per plant.  Some flowers can be all orange with little to no variegation but it generally produces truly variegated blooms.

Friday, June 20, 2014

Magenta Dahlia Flower Close Up

Magenta Dahlia Flower Wallpaper

Magenta Dahlia Flower Wallpaper



Dahlias have a long history of use in horticulture, earning a well-deserved reputation as consistent bloomers. Enhancing gardens and adorning arrangements as cut flowers, the Dahlia has been acclaimed "Queen of the Autumn Garden" by its admirers. dahlias are closely related to chrysanthemums, daisies, marigolds, zinnias, and dandelions. Few genera can match the diversity dahlias exhibit. There are at least 27 species and literally thousands of cultivars developed through hybridization. Heights range from several inches to over 20 feet for some wild species. Flowers come in almost every color imaginable and can be thumbnail size to 12 inches across, blooming from mid-summer until a frost in our area. Flower shapes are also quite diverse, ranging from marigold-like to sunflower-like. The American Dahlia Society recognizes 12 groups of cultivars, distinguished primary by their flowers.