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| Apricot is only a "Sylvia" color, what is the dahlia color? Most color names have no definitions, meaning no one has determined a specific color range for that color in terms of Red, Blue, and Green. There are thousands of color chips at the paint store and all have names. Go to a different paint store and the colors will have 98% different names. Dahlia nerds have their set of color chips and I have loaded them onto the Hollyhill website for all to see. http://hollyhilldahlias.aroundbeantown.com/ADSColor/ADSColor... Everybody complains that they are not very accurate and are difficult to use. My biggest complaint is that bronze is not a color familiar to 99% of Americans and why is it listed as a dahlia color? We like to place a sign on our porch that says: We are in the garden. Really, we are always in the garden. |
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