Is it possible to buy a variety which has _green_foliage and the same
intense red colour/style of flower as Bishop of Llandaff, please?

And if so, what's it called?

thanks


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"..........Is it possible to buy a variety which has _green_foliage and the
same intense red colour/style of flower as Bishop of Llandaff, please?

And if so, what's it called? ....."

There is so little demand for single/peony flowered dahlias that don't have
dark foliage that mostly when they come as seedlings they are destroyed.
If you sowed a packet of dahlia seed not the dwarf types then you would
probably have a few of the colour and form you want,
If I had known I had 3 or 4 plants that I had to get rid of as being of no
use which were close to what you want.
Sorry not to be more helpful, but who knows I may have something in next
years seedlings


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David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk

"David Hill" wrote in message
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"..........Is it possible to buy a variety which has _green_foliage and
the
same intense red colour/style of flower as Bishop of Llandaff, please?

And if so, what's it called? ....."

There is so little demand for single/peony flowered dahlias that
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Sorry to go a bit OT here, but I have just lifted and are draining some one
and two year old dahlia tubers, for the first time.
Some of the 2 yr old clumps are quite large and some individual tubers have
broken off - intact. Will these produce new plants in the Spring or should
they be discarded.TIA.
Pete