In a message dated 31/07/2004 6:18:35 PM GMT Daylight Time, hydahlia@... writes:
The petal on the left has non glare light and was charted as follows. The dark zone is RHS 59A = Purple the much lighter portion charts as between RHS 77B and 78B Also Purple.
There are clearly two colors here. Both are considered Purple.
The NDS do not consider either light or dark blends to be valid colours, we use the actual colours in the blends. This bloom is very simple to code in UK terms, it is Puirple blends
regards
Dave B www.dahliaworld.co.uk "Growing World of Dahlias" encyclopaedia
--- luckyduck0707 <luckyduck0707@...> wrote:
> Hello -
> Still trying to access the pictures. Would you send me short
> instructions.
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At 11:15 PM -0400 7/31/04, Manorsam@... wrote:
>and to classify by a picture
>with bright light on the dahlia is not an acceptable classification.
Quite right. I shall repeat on a cloudy day. Or cut one and take into
light shade.
Off line for a week.
wayne
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In a message dated 7/31/04 12:18:40 PM, hydahlia@... writes:
<< but the petals should lay flat for a Single, or roll more to be an Orchid.
>>
Wayne,
I would class as a single as the ray florets tend to be flat more than with
the required involute form but when scoring, form would not receive a favorable
score.
Color, you indicate the colors are both of the RHS purple group. To classify
with that information rather than the picture - page 12, Guide to Judging
Dahlias; "If a variety has tints, tones, and/or shades of a hue that vary by
degree in the same color class, judges will classify it as if it were one
color."
There could be discussion about "vary by degree" and to classify by a picture
with bright light on the dahlia is not an acceptable classification.
Mac
--- In dahlias@yahoogroups.com, "Yuri Panchul" <ypanchul@d...> wrote:
> Picture of me with some of my Waterlily dahlia collection
Hello -
I see the box with Attachment, and the jpg #, but it does not open
when I click on it. It does not have a hyperlink. I'd love to see
your waterlily dahlia as I have never seen this type.
Thanks and enjoy the sunshine
Alison
Hello -
Still trying to access the pictures. Would you send me short
instructions.
Thank you very much,
Alison
--- In dahlias@yahoogroups.com, "Yuri Panchul" <ypanchul@d...> wrote:
> Yes, lavender one is Kari Blue
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> Subject: Re: [dahlias] Picture of me with some of my Waterlily
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>
> Your waterlily dahlias are quite beautiful, Yuri. Is the
lavender one Kari Blue? I think if I absolutely HAD to say what my
favorite form would be, I would say waterlily. I have quite a few,
but never enough.
>
> Teresa
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Don't know for sure either. But if both areas chart to purple, it
seems it would be classed purple. On many varieties that are
classed a solid color there are variations of that color from the
tip of the rays to the center.
Mike Riordan
Portland Dahlia Society
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From: "Wayne Holland" <hydahlia@...>
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Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2004 9:32 AM
Subject: [dahlias] Dark Blend or Purple?
> Another interesting one for the group.
>
> The petal on the left has non glare light and was charted as follows.
> The dark zone is RHS 59A = Purple
> the much lighter portion charts as between RHS 77B and 78B Also Purple.
>
> There are clearly two colors here. Both are considered Purple.
>
> It also has very dark foliage and a long stemmed growth habit that
> makes it a consideration as a garden introduction. Not a show Single.
> Very regular form, but the petals should lay flat for a Single, or
> roll more to be an Orchid.
>
> wayne
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Another interesting one for the group.
The petal on the left has non glare light and was charted as follows.
The dark zone is RHS 59A = Purple
the much lighter portion charts as between RHS 77B and 78B Also Purple.
There are clearly two colors here. Both are considered Purple.
It also has very dark foliage and a long stemmed growth habit that
makes it a consideration as a garden introduction. Not a show Single.
Very regular form, but the petals should lay flat for a Single, or
roll more to be an Orchid.
wayne
--
"Dahlias in B.C."
http://www.members.shaw.ca/hydahlia
I figured out how to save these pics on my machine. I have a Mac. If you do, too, go up to the message section and click on save attachments. It will send the attachment to whatever file you choose. Not sure why they come through differently.
I'm not finding any pictures to view. There is no paperclip icon and just blank space such as Donna is experiencing. Didn't get photos from the Howards or Teresa either.
Tiffany
sbgseattle@... wrote:
Tacoma Trial Garden
Here are some of the flowers that I felt were looking the best when We were at the Tacoma Trial Garden this week. Not all of the flowers were blooming.
Steve B
B SC DR
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In a message dated 7/30/2004 1:59:50 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ypanchul@... writes:
This is the kind of information I was asking about Sandia Melody.
By the way, when are you going to disseminate this cultivar?
I already have Sandia Shomei, Sandia Showboat and Sandia Calypso.
All three are strong beautiful plants.
Sandia Melody Has a smooth petal and the petals cup as they should. They also do not drop back to the stem. In other words it is not too deep. It has a profile similar to Sandia Shomei.
Steve B
After experimenting, I was able to get the pictures by right clicking on the space in the middle of the message where the picture should be, then clicking "show picture". It takes about 10 sec for the picture to appear.
Donna Lane <DonnaLane@...> wrote:
How do you send out your photos? Each time I look for an attachment to download there is none. Am I missing somethting???? Donna Lane
From: Paul & Cheryl <howardbj@...> Reply-To: dahlias@yahoogroups.com Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 21:28:24 -0700 To: dahlias <dahlias@yahoogroups.com> Subject: [dahlias] Spike
It looks similar to Helen's Juul, Juul's Lotus, Bea Paradise, China Doll and some others. What are distinctive qualities of this seedling?
Reply: My bloom of Sandia Melody at the Phil DS last September was the best bloom in the show. It won Duchess of the Show but was clearly better than the King, Queen, and Princess of the show. Had there been a Best in Show, it would have won. Need I say any more about the quality of this seedling? Alan Fisher
===== Alan A. Fisher ADS Membership Chairman AFisherADS@... or AFisherADS@...
Looks like FD rather than Ba from the photo. Either way, beautiful!
By the way, the photos of Steve and Sandy Boley's seedlings show why
they are among the most exciting hybridizers active now. Alan Fisher
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ADS Membership Chairman
AFisherADS@... or
AFisherADS@...
It looks similar to Helen's Juul, Juul's Lotus, Bea Paradise, China
Doll and some others.
What are distinctive qualities of this seedling?
Reply: My bloom of Sandia Melody at the Phil DS last September was
the best bloom in the show. It won Duchess of the Show but was
clearly better than the King, Queen, and Princess of the show. Had
there been a Best in Show, it would have won. Need I say any more
about the quality of this seedling? Alan Fisher
=====
Alan A. Fisher
ADS Membership Chairman
AFisherADS@... or
AFisherADS@...
Subject: Re: [dahlias] Picture of me with some of my Waterlily dahlia collection
Your waterlily dahlias are quite beautiful, Yuri. Is the lavender one Kari Blue? I think if I absolutely HAD to say what my favorite form would be, I would say waterlily. I have quite a few, but never enough.
Your waterlily dahlias are quite beautiful, Yuri. Is the lavender one Kari Blue? I think if I absolutely HAD to say what my favorite form would be, I would say waterlily. I have quite a few, but never enough.
I'm not finding any pictures to view. There is no paperclip icon and just blank space such as Donna is experiencing. Didn't get photos from the Howards or Teresa either.
Tiffany
sbgseattle@... wrote:
Tacoma Trial Garden Here are some of the flowers that I felt were looking the best when We were at the Tacoma Trial Garden this week. Not all of the flowers were blooming. Steve B B SC DR
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