Fanciful Pink Dahlia
This beautiful and fanciful pink dahlia was found at Belle Isle Conservatory. It was one of those seasonal flowers that were on display in pots for easy exchange. I am pretty sure that other flowers have taken their places by now.
I took these pictures way back in early June, when my sister was here visiting Detroit. We spent half a day on the island for various activities.
Joining Sweet Saturday, and The Simple Things!
Beautiful flower and perfectly shot.
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It's a lovely dahlia! Very pretty!
ReplyDeletethey are simply gorgeous indeed :-)would love to view a photo of you taking flower shots :-)
ReplyDeletethey are very beautiful, and your shots always make them more beautiful, i really admire you for seeing beauty in these flowers like you do
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely wonderful! I love their color!
ReplyDeleteIt's a nice looking flower. I'm always amazed at how many different shapes and sizes flowers come in.
ReplyDeleteI gave you an award dear Icy! *hugs*
ReplyDeleteI've not had any luck with Dahlias, but this one is a beauty. Maybe I should try to grow one in a pot? :)
ReplyDeleteThey look wonderful close-up.
ReplyDeleteThese are spectacular captures. So detailed and just lovely beautiful colors. Very nice, Icy.
ReplyDeleteI don't have any of these in my current yard, but LOVE them! Great photo.
ReplyDeleteThat's gorgeous! Pots exchange sound interesting. No such activities here. I have just given away 2 pots of mulberry plants yesterday.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous Dahlias. They are one of my favorite flowers. Thanks for sharing your beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful dahlia Icy, I really like the shape of this one. As you said, they are gorgeous flowers.
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so beautiful! :) thanks for linking up with the simple things. Rebecca
ReplyDeleteI think dahlias are the most spectacular flowers. Butchart Gardens, near Victoria, British Columbia, has the most incredible displays of them every year.
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