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Name: Annie Western WA Zone USDA 7b Relax. It's only a small setback.
I'll try to remember to add the featured dahlias here. This week it's Raz Ma Taz M FD DB R/Y. 3.5' tall with tons of small 3" max bright red edged yellow blooms. Very cheerful little bloom. Stems are average, but ample to hold up the small flowers.
Name: Annie Western WA Zone USDA 7b Relax. It's only a small setback.
Another photo of it. I wish I had a shot of the entire plant. It's one that I get so many flowers off, even with disbudding, that I just waste some of them while cutting.
WHAT?!? Waste? I can't imagine! I like the forum. I am not overzealous of the small blooms*, but this one, I like! It's like a little fireball. Looks like someone handpainted the petals their yellow middles...The side shot reminds me a little of my slow-growing muse, Salsa Picante.
*Not sure what I have against the small ones. It's not like I really like the dinnerplates, either. I just like the A-BB. I'm weird.
Name: Annie Western WA Zone USDA 7b Relax. It's only a small setback.
You are not weird or alone. A lot of people like the big ones because they're so awesomely impressive. How could they not be? Two lbs of flower petals on a stem is always impressive, but I appreciate the perfection of the tiny pretties as well. ( I better, because I was just out disbudding and have about 6 each of two pompons LOL!)
