Ever get tired of looking for a photo of an obscure dahlia variety or even a common one, or just wanted to surf a bunch of beautiful pictures looking for the next "must have" to tuck into yur garden?
Here are some photo galleries I enjoy visiting from time to time:
Name: Cynthia BG, KY USDA Zone 6b Sanity = Dirt under your nails...
Okay, now I'm laughing and drooling at the same time, which is a messy endeavor, because somebody obviously has a sense of humor when it comes to naming! It's so pretty, though...
Name: Amanda CA Redwood Coast - Zone 9b DahliaAddict.com
Here's a photo gallery I just stumbled upon. I'm guessing this dahlia garden is in Europe. It has a number of varieties I'm not familiar with, but wouldn't mind getting to know better...
Very nice , thank you for sharing . I had never heard of the Epica varieties but most pictured there seem to have very iffy centers .
blown_dry Jan 6, 2016 5:31 PM PDT
Name: Amanda CA Redwood Coast - Zone 9b DahliaAddict.com
I did claim in my intro that about half the dahlias I like are very ugly. ;)
Benny101 Jan 6, 2016 5:35 PM PDT
Greenville MI - zone 5b
Haha well as long as you stick with your disclaimer
Don't feel bad , I have loved an uggo or two in my day
PNWGal Jan 6, 2016 6:19 PM PDT
Name: Linda Portland OR, zone 8b
Don't tell my show buddies, but me too! Gorgeous photos of very happy looking flowers!
A quick google search on "epica laurent" dahlia, got me to the poster's blogspot page. Looks like the Epica series are his originations (I am assuming "he" because one is named for his wife). He had dahlias for sale in 2013, and the prices are in euros.
Benny101 Jan 6, 2016 6:36 PM PDT
Greenville MI - zone 5b
Hmm , I have no Euros but if I dumped out the change jar I could come up with a couple dollars Canadian
That Epica Blood looks like it could be nice though
and drooling at the same time, which is a messy endeavor, because somebody obviously has a sense of humor when it comes to naming! It's so pretty, though... 
