One of the types of dahlias that I’ve photographed recently are the single dahlias. These dahlias are known for their open center with small florets around the edge of the center and a single row of petals. The petals often overlap each other. Compared to many other types of dahlias, the flowers of the single dahlias are small – usually about 4″ inches across.
Here are some of the single dahlia’s I’ve photographed.
Mystic Dreamer is one of my favorite dahlias – I love the combination of colors in the petals.
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© 2012 Patty Hankins
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© 2012 Patty Hankins
Mystic Illusion is a wonderful yellow dahlia.
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Magenta Star has wonderful bright pink petals
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And finally a soft yellow and peach dahlia that I haven’t been able to identify.
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Stunning images Patty! Beautifully captured!! 🙂
Thanks Rachel 🙂