Is it a dahlia or chrysanthemum, I am completly mixed up, but it looks very nice.
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Is it a dahlia or chrysanthemum, I am completly mixed up, but it looks very nice.
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😃 so am I
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It is a chrysanthemum . . . this time.
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😀 Thanks, Tony!
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You are welcome.
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Whew
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It looks like a pencil sketch! It is beautiful!
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I took the photo with my mobile phone
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So much detail!
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Oh so lovely
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to me it’s def a dahlia. But I see your confusion – sometimes it’s difficult to be sure.
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I am always getting my dahlia, chrysanthemums and even asters mixed up, especially in autumn
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Not exactly. It is a chrysanthemum. Although available throughout the year, dahlias tend to be a summery flower. Chrysanthemum becomes more popular in autumn, although it is also always available.
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I would say, dahlia, but it is so beautiful it doesn’t really need a name: it’s just a lovely flower.
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I always get thosd flowers mixed up.
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It is a chrysanthemum. ;D 😀 and it is gorgeous 😀 Dahlias are part of the chrysanthemum family. So when in doubt call it a chrysanthemum.
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I thought it might be as all you can see are chrysanthemums at the moment. I think the dahlias have now had their time
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Dahlias for the most part are last summer flowers, especially where there are winters and spring.
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We don’t see them so much in gardens, mostly in the stores.
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