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Query for David Hill
David, do you know of a Dahlia called North Star and if so, is it
scented and do you have it? I think it was bred by JRG Dahlias in Cumbria. I've noticed this year that our Dahlias all seem to be doing quite well (not all came from you!) but the only one that has failed to show up is D Blackcurrant Ripple. Twining's After Eight is flowering exceptionally well. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon www.helpforheroes.org.uk |
Query for David Hill
On 15/08/2013 12:25, Sacha wrote:
David, do you know of a Dahlia called North Star and if so, is it scented and do you have it? I think it was bred by JRG Dahlias in Cumbria. I've noticed this year that our Dahlias all seem to be doing quite well (not all came from you!) but the only one that has failed to show up is D Blackcurrant Ripple. Twining's After Eight is flowering exceptionally well. There are 3 Dahlias going under the Name North Star, North Star II Medium Cactus White. 1952 nds53 North Star I Small Ball Purple. 1840 gw North Star III Star White. 2006 As you thought it was raised by Jack Gott at Jrg dahlias.It seems as if it may be scented. No, I don't have it but have a few seedlings looking rather like it. I am finding that the tree dahlias and their offspring are doing well but the others which I am growing in plunged pots this year are mixed, they didn't like the heatwave.and this rain the last couple of days has brought out the slugs. David @ the damp part of Swansea Bay |
Query for David Hill
On 2013-08-15 13:00:24 +0100, David Hill said:
On 15/08/2013 12:25, Sacha wrote: David, do you know of a Dahlia called North Star and if so, is it scented and do you have it? I think it was bred by JRG Dahlias in Cumbria. I've noticed this year that our Dahlias all seem to be doing quite well (not all came from you!) but the only one that has failed to show up is D Blackcurrant Ripple. Twining's After Eight is flowering exceptionally well. There are 3 Dahlias going under the Name North Star, North Star II Medium Cactus White. 1952 nds53 North Star I Small Ball Purple. 1840 gw North Star III Star White. 2006 As you thought it was raised by Jack Gott at Jrg dahlias.It seems as if it may be scented. No, I don't have it but have a few seedlings looking rather like it. I am finding that the tree dahlias and their offspring are doing well but the others which I am growing in plunged pots this year are mixed, they didn't like the heatwave.and this rain the last couple of days has brought out the slugs. David @ the damp part of Swansea Bay It must be the last, yes and 2006 is the date it was to be 'launched'. Looking at his site, I can't see if that's for sale or not so I've emailed him. Thanks, David. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon www.helpforheroes.org.uk |
Query for David Hill
Sacha, when as so often you address private or business messages for individual posters, it would be a courtesy to take them to email, post, or telephone. Thankyou. Janet |
Query for David Hill
On 2013-08-15 13:00:24 +0100, David Hill said:
On 15/08/2013 12:25, Sacha wrote: David, do you know of a Dahlia called North Star and if so, is it scented and do you have it? I think it was bred by JRG Dahlias in Cumbria. I've noticed this year that our Dahlias all seem to be doing quite well (not all came from you!) but the only one that has failed to show up is D Blackcurrant Ripple. Twining's After Eight is flowering exceptionally well. There are 3 Dahlias going under the Name North Star, North Star II Medium Cactus White. 1952 nds53 North Star I Small Ball Purple. 1840 gw North Star III Star White. 2006 As you thought it was raised by Jack Gott at Jrg dahlias.It seems as if it may be scented. No, I don't have it but have a few seedlings looking rather like it. I am finding that the tree dahlias and their offspring are doing well but the others which I am growing in plunged pots this year are mixed, they didn't like the heatwave.and this rain the last couple of days has brought out the slugs. David @ the damp part of Swansea Bay What interests me (and possibly other urglers who grow Dahlias) is the scented aspect of it. I love the form of the flower but I think really scented Dahlias are rather unusual? I have the impression it's something that's been worked on in USA. Have you encountered any and is the scent really easily detectable? Just had some people admiring Twining's After Eight enormously - pity we don't sell it! ;-) -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon www.helpforheroes.org.uk |
Query for David Hill
On 15/08/2013 14:29, Janet wrote:
Sacha, when as so often you address private or business messages for individual posters, it would be a courtesy to take them to email, post, or telephone. Thankyou. Janet D'accord |
Query for David Hill
On 15/08/2013 15:24, Sacha wrote:
On 2013-08-15 13:00:24 +0100, David Hill said: On 15/08/2013 12:25, Sacha wrote: David, do you know of a Dahlia called North Star and if so, is it scented and do you have it? I think it was bred by JRG Dahlias in Cumbria. I've noticed this year that our Dahlias all seem to be doing quite well (not all came from you!) but the only one that has failed to show up is D Blackcurrant Ripple. Twining's After Eight is flowering exceptionally well. There are 3 Dahlias going under the Name North Star, North Star II Medium Cactus White. 1952 nds53 North Star I Small Ball Purple. 1840 gw North Star III Star White. 2006 As you thought it was raised by Jack Gott at Jrg dahlias.It seems as if it may be scented. No, I don't have it but have a few seedlings looking rather like it. I am finding that the tree dahlias and their offspring are doing well but the others which I am growing in plunged pots this year are mixed, they didn't like the heatwave.and this rain the last couple of days has brought out the slugs. David @ the damp part of Swansea Bay What interests me (and possibly other urglers who grow Dahlias) is the scented aspect of it. I love the form of the flower but I think really scented Dahlias are rather unusual? I have the impression it's something that's been worked on in USA. Have you encountered any and is the scent really easily detectable? Just had some people admiring Twining's After Eight enormously - pity we don't sell it! ;-) I had them listed for several years but they have been amongst the casualties of the last couple of years. The scent is very mild and sometimes you do wonder if it's in your imagination . Certainly something you wouldn't grow for the scent |
Query for David Hill
On 15/08/2013 14:29, Janet wrote:
Sacha, when as so often you address private or business messages for individual posters, it would be a courtesy to take them to email, post, or telephone. Thankyou. Janet If you are so worried why did you send this to urg and not directly to Sacha as this is intended only for her? Or is your intention to try to make yourself look good? I feel that this question about dahlias is very relevant to the group and raises some interesting points re scented dahlias etc, The First One "High scent" Was Raised In Canada By Wayne Holland who made seed available for interested people to trial, this was in the early part of this century. http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...psdb300b9f.jpg. |
Query for David Hill
On 2013-08-15 17:57:50 +0100, David Hill said:
On 15/08/2013 15:24, Sacha wrote: On 2013-08-15 13:00:24 +0100, David Hill said: On 15/08/2013 12:25, Sacha wrote: David, do you know of a Dahlia called North Star and if so, is it scented and do you have it? I think it was bred by JRG Dahlias in Cumbria. I've noticed this year that our Dahlias all seem to be doing quite well (not all came from you!) but the only one that has failed to show up is D Blackcurrant Ripple. Twining's After Eight is flowering exceptionally well. There are 3 Dahlias going under the Name North Star, North Star II Medium Cactus White. 1952 nds53 North Star I Small Ball Purple. 1840 gw North Star III Star White. 2006 As you thought it was raised by Jack Gott at Jrg dahlias.It seems as if it may be scented. No, I don't have it but have a few seedlings looking rather like it. I am finding that the tree dahlias and their offspring are doing well but the others which I am growing in plunged pots this year are mixed, they didn't like the heatwave.and this rain the last couple of days has brought out the slugs. David @ the damp part of Swansea Bay What interests me (and possibly other urglers who grow Dahlias) is the scented aspect of it. I love the form of the flower but I think really scented Dahlias are rather unusual? I have the impression it's something that's been worked on in USA. Have you encountered any and is the scent really easily detectable? Just had some people admiring Twining's After Eight enormously - pity we don't sell it! ;-) I had them listed for several years but they have been amongst the casualties of the last couple of years. The scent is very mild and sometimes you do wonder if it's in your imagination . Certainly something you wouldn't grow for the scent Ah, thanks, David. That's pretty much what I wanted to know and perhaps it answers Pam's query, too. I'm quite taken by that 'Star' type but otoh, like the Cactus too, so it's a bit contradictory! And I really like the Bishop series and especially, of course, Bishop of Llandaff. The colour is just terrific, imo. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon www.helpforheroes.org.uk |
Query for David Hill
On 15/08/2013 15:24, Sacha wrote:
On 2013-08-15 13:00:24 +0100, David Hill said: On 15/08/2013 12:25, Sacha wrote: David, do you know of a Dahlia called North Star and if so, is it scented and do you have it? I think it was bred by JRG Dahlias in Cumbria. I've noticed this year that our Dahlias all seem to be doing quite well (not all came from you!) but the only one that has failed to show up is D Blackcurrant Ripple. Twining's After Eight is flowering exceptionally well. There are 3 Dahlias going under the Name North Star, North Star II Medium Cactus White. 1952 nds53 North Star I Small Ball Purple. 1840 gw North Star III Star White. 2006 As you thought it was raised by Jack Gott at Jrg dahlias.It seems as if it may be scented. No, I don't have it but have a few seedlings looking rather like it. I am finding that the tree dahlias and their offspring are doing well but the others which I am growing in plunged pots this year are mixed, they didn't like the heatwave.and this rain the last couple of days has brought out the slugs. David @ the damp part of Swansea Bay What interests me (and possibly other urglers who grow Dahlias) is the scented aspect of it. I love the form of the flower but I think really scented Dahlias are rather unusual? I have the impression it's something that's been worked on in USA. Have you encountered any and is the scent really easily detectable? Just had some people admiring Twining's After Eight enormously - pity we don't sell it! ;-) For those that like star dahlias then you need to be looking at Honka which now comes in several colours http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...psef41dcdb.jpg Another one you would like is Starchild http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...pse930746f.jpg David |
Query for David Hill
On 2013-08-15 18:35:13 +0100, David Hill said:
On 15/08/2013 15:24, Sacha wrote: On 2013-08-15 13:00:24 +0100, David Hill said: On 15/08/2013 12:25, Sacha wrote: David, do you know of a Dahlia called North Star and if so, is it scented and do you have it? I think it was bred by JRG Dahlias in Cumbria. I've noticed this year that our Dahlias all seem to be doing quite well (not all came from you!) but the only one that has failed to show up is D Blackcurrant Ripple. Twining's After Eight is flowering exceptionally well. There are 3 Dahlias going under the Name North Star, North Star II Medium Cactus White. 1952 nds53 North Star I Small Ball Purple. 1840 gw North Star III Star White. 2006 As you thought it was raised by Jack Gott at Jrg dahlias.It seems as if it may be scented. No, I don't have it but have a few seedlings looking rather like it. I am finding that the tree dahlias and their offspring are doing well but the others which I am growing in plunged pots this year are mixed, they didn't like the heatwave.and this rain the last couple of days has brought out the slugs. David @ the damp part of Swansea Bay What interests me (and possibly other urglers who grow Dahlias) is the scented aspect of it. I love the form of the flower but I think really scented Dahlias are rather unusual? I have the impression it's something that's been worked on in USA. Have you encountered any and is the scent really easily detectable? Just had some people admiring Twining's After Eight enormously - pity we don't sell it! ;-) For those that like star dahlias then you need to be looking at Honka which now comes in several colours http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...psef41dcdb.jpg Another one you would like is Starchild http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...pse930746f.jpg David Oh yes, I really DO like that one! Very elegant and cool in the real sense of that word. Star Dahlias are new to me so this is an education! -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon www.helpforheroes.org.uk |
Query for David Hill
In article , david@abacus-
nurseries.co.uk says... On 15/08/2013 14:29, Janet wrote: Sacha, when as so often you address private or business messages for individual posters, it would be a courtesy to take them to email, post, or telephone. Thankyou. Janet If you are so worried why did you send this to urg and not directly to Sacha as this is intended only for her? Because I don't know her email address; she uses a munged one on group. Or is your intention to try to make yourself look good? Is that why sacha conducts her private mail on group? Janet |
Query for David Hill
On 15/08/2013 22:15, Janet wrote:
If you are so worried why did you send this to urg and not directly to Sacha as this is intended only for her? Because I don't know her email address; she uses a munged one on group. And you don't use the same sort of munged one? |
Query for David Hill
On 2013-08-15 22:28:35 +0100, David Hill said:
On 15/08/2013 22:15, Janet wrote: If you are so worried why did you send this to urg and not directly to Sacha as this is intended only for her? Because I don't know her email address; she uses a munged one on group. And you don't use the same sort of munged one? The nursery site is in my sig.file and that gives an email address which ensures emails will reach me, as those who have used it know. All emails may be read by others which might, of course, deter the malicious. I'm really not interested in Janet or her nonsense. It's a vendetta against me, of her making and for her own reasons to which she's welcome. Discussing Dahlias could hardly be more on topic for a gardening group, and discussing them with an expert, such as yourself, makes us lucky to have that chance, which is all that actually matters in this issue. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon www.helpforheroes.org.uk |
Query for David Hill
In article , david@abacus-
nurseries.co.uk says... On 15/08/2013 22:15, Janet wrote: If you are so worried why did you send this to urg and not directly to Sacha as this is intended only for her? Because I don't know her email address; she uses a munged one on group. And you don't use the same sort of munged one? Of course; but you asked why I did not reply direct to Sacha. Duh. Janet. |
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