Please indulge me.  This is a test of the how we would forward a Dennis picture
back to a list server.
Let me know how it comes through.
Don McAllister

note: forwarded msg attached.


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G.C.Hollowwa said:

There are several ways we can use DAHLIAS and DAHLIA-NET.

Use your browser and go to  http://www.onelist.com. From the menu on the
left choose: User Center. Enter your e-mail address and password. You
will see 'List' and either 'dahlia-net' or 'dahlias' or both depending
on which ones you have subscribed.

You will see the dahlia-net has 134 members and dahlias has 35 (as of
1/20/98). You can view the archives select 'no mail', 'digest', etc.
Evidently you can not view an attachment from the archived message. As
someone has previously noted you can set digest and at the close of each
day ONELIST will combine all of that days message into one message. You
will receive one message, a little late, without any attachments.

***  Apparently only the list manager can see the archived messages.  I have
tried and so far have not found that option available to me. Also how many
members are subscribed is not available to me.  I mistakenly clicked on
digest mode and so have not received any of those wonderful pictures.  If
anybody has any extra time.  Which seems to in short supply around here
these days.  I would really like to see the flame that was just discussed.

Jeff Kirst-Costa Mesa CA

You're not the only one aching!!  I can't read any because of my Mac!  Ms.
Jenke, are you able to read these?
Lauren


I read the comments that were made and now I'm aching to see those
>photos.
>Pretty please,
>Ken

Lauren J. Morley
Dahlia Fascination *P.O. Box 2261, Bothell,  WA  98041-2261*425-402-8697
Home of the one & only calendar = "The DAHLIA"

Francois, you are nuts if you think that the climate in central Maryland is
similar to that in Montreal.  We can go 2 months with the temperature never
dropping below 70 degrees, and often the heat index at 11 p.m. is around
100 degrees.  Many dahlias fry in our typical mid summer weather.  You
should investigate Love's Flame, BB LC Fl.  It can be excellent in a cool
climate.  Alan Fisher

OK. I made the sign up. Now can somebody send me the pictures I missed?
I read the comments that were made and now I'm aching to see those
photos.
Pretty please,
Ken

Francois, that is gorgeous!  But if I get one more flame colored dahlia my
hubby will go on strike and stop doing most of the REAL labor in the garden.
I grew Karen Louise a couple of years ago.  I liked it but it was not show
quality. Perhaps I just did not grow it well.

Marilyn

I  saw a few messages on flame-colored laciniated dahlias and couldn't help
responding because they are my  favorites.

Alan, I have many of Cyril Higgo's dahlias: Pee Gee, Nargold, Nenekazi,
Morgenster, Irisel... and they all do very well in our climate (which must
be pretty similar to the one you have). Of the bunch, my favorite is Irisel.
Maybe not the best form, but what a terrific blend of colors!! And it is
very floriferous.

I also plan to purchase either Pineland's Pam/Pal. The picture on the cover
of Connell's catalog is really beautiful. On my Laciniated list for next
summer are the following:

Top Honor
Kaiwera Gold
Karen Louise
Urchin
Morning Star
Normandy Orange Fluff

Anybody care to comment on some of the above??

I also would like to "express" myself by sending my first picture on this
new dahlia forum. It is Irisel. After you see it, you will want it!! (unless
you hate flame LC)

François


www.rocler.qc.ca/prospero
Société québécoise du dahlia: www.dahlia.com/quebec
prospero@...

In addition to Creekside Volcano and Pinelands Pam (Marilyn Walton),
consider Love's Flame.  In a cool climate, this BB LC Fl can be outstanding.
Very few LC dahlias have done well in our area (central Maryland).  Jennie
and My Beverly have been the most successful so far, although I have
high hopes for Creekside Volcano.  For some reason, most of the Higgo
stock seems not to like conditions in my garden, although the Thomas family
have brought sensational blooms of Nargold to our shows.  I had 3 starts
of Nargold, from both roots and plants, and all died last year.  Alan Fisher

>Pinelands Pam is a beauty.  It seems quite similar to >Creekside Volcano,
which
>I grew this year and liked very much.  Any comments from >others as to how
they
>compare?

We had Pinelands Pam in the Tacoma Trial Garden last year but I have not
seen Creekside Volcano except in a picture.
The main difference that I see is that PP has yellow coming
much further up the petals.  CV seems much darker and very
"plush".
I'm going to grow and try showing PP this year.  I'll let you know how it
works out for me!  I just adore most FLAME
dahlias.  Oh and also purple.... and I like the reds... oh gee....
I guess I like most all colors!
Marilyn in Tacoma

There are several ways we can use DAHLIAS and DAHLIA-NET.

Use your browser and go to  http://www.onelist.com. From the menu on the
left choose: User Center. Enter your e-mail address and password. You
will see 'List' and either 'dahlia-net' or 'dahlias' or both depending
on which ones you have subscribed.

You will see the dahlia-net has 134 members and dahlias has 35 (as of
1/20/98). You can view the archives select 'no mail', 'digest', etc.
Evidently you can not view an attachment from the archived message. As
someone has previously noted you can set digest and at the close of each
day ONELIST will combine all of that days message into one message. You
will receive one message, a little late, without any attachments.

You may note the the TO: address of some members have both 'dahlias' and
'dahlia-net'. This way you can send a message to both. (When sending a
message place both addresses by separating with a comma, using
CC:(carbon copy) or whatever you e-mail software prescribes.)

We will find our if there is a need for two 'lists' i.e., Graphic and
NonGraphic. Also after Dennis' cooling-off week the two lists may be
combined. In any case the dissemination of dahlia information will
benefit.

     G.C.Hollowwa

>From: "William F. Matthews" <billy@...>
>
>Finally.  The image is a little bit squish, but otherwise
>okay.  The original photo is a 5 x 7, cropped with the box
>device, and then resized.  Improvements in manipulation will
>come later, I hope.
>
Many programs use the SHIFT KEY to constrain resizing to PROPORTIONAL.
wayne

Wayne Holland
P.O. Box 5192
Squamish, B.C.  V0N 3G0
"Dahlias in B.C."
http://www.mountain-inter.net/~wholland

Finally.  The image is a little bit squish, but otherwise
okay.  The original photo is a 5 x 7, cropped with the box
device, and then resized.  Improvements in manipulation will
come later, I hope.

Billy

This is supposed to be the largest straight cactus dahlia
extent.  I originally scanned this at 2 meg.  Ooops.  Now I
have to see if I can get the image attached here.  The
colour is buff in the garden; the picture brings out the
other tones well.

Billy

William F. Matthews
Portugal Cove, Nfld.

E-mail:  billy@...

>attached is a close up of the increasingly successful Hy Clown.

Wayne

Thanks for sending the inaugural photo for new list.

Now, there's a dahlia to make your heart leap if I ever saw one. Do you
have pix of Hy Heart or Hy Mom that you mentioned? I'm curious.

Lynne

Cambridge, Massachusetts
http://www.meyergay.com/dahlias.htm

Pinelands Pam is a beauty.  It seems quite similar to Creekside Volcano, which
I grew this year and liked very much.  Any comments from others as to how they
compare?

-----Original Message-----
Subject: [dahlias] Pinelands Pam


Just switched over. Actually still have both but as usual I was just
a little late to see the picture of Pinelands Pam. Could someone
re-post picture since with my limited PC knowledge, I just can't
seem to find the archieve section. Oh wait, it just started TO-DAY.

BEEP, BEEP

Passing someone on the information HIGHWAY. Give him a ticket for
going too slow.

kiwi@...
J. Hall
Hamilton & District
Chrysanthemum & Dahlia
Society

Testing. The first three trials failed. The people at ONELIST said I
could use the previous password. They signed me up.

They were very prompt and helpful.

         G.C.Hollowwa

>Agreed.  That is one gorgeous dahlia.  Is it available here in >the US?

>Jim

     Yes Jim, Pinelands Pam is available from Connell's in
Tacoma.

      We have a dahlia club meeting tonight and are viewing the
ADS 1999 introductions slides.  Hope I don't see too many that I just HAVE
to have!

Marilyn in Tacoma

Thanks to all of you that sent pictures to see if this list is working.  The
pictures were beautiful.

Stuart

Agreed.  That is one gorgeous dahlia.  Is it available here in the US?

Jim


>Time for me to try sending one!  Hope this works!
>Pinelands Pam  -  B LC
>
>Marilyn in Tacoma
>

Nice one Marilyn,

It has the deep laciniations that allow the petal parts to almost touch.
This adds a lot to the overall globular effect.
wayne

Wayne Holland
P.O. Box 5192
Squamish, B.C.  V0N 3G0
"Dahlias in B.C."
http://www.mountain-inter.net/~wholland

It worked, gorgeous picture.
	 Linda

Wow! I'll say it worked.  What a gorgeous dahlia - excellent
photo!

Billy

William F. Matthews
Portugal Cove, Nfld.

Time for me to try sending one!  Hope this works!
Pinelands Pam  -  B LC

Marilyn in Tacoma

That is gorgeous Don,
Thanks.

Is the greenish tinge in some of the petals quite true? Haven't yet had
the pleasure of seeing this one live.

Ken
Don McAllister wrote:
>
> Just exercising the freedom to send JPGs.
>
> How about Stanlya for your viewing pleasure.
>
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Just exercising the freedom to send JPGs.

How about Stanlya for your viewing pleasure.




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Thanks for taking this step Stuart - though I do not yet post pictures,
I may well do so down the line and appreciate the chance as well to see
the efforts of others.


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:
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>puppies

Congratulations, Arlene! What fun!

>surgery
Good luck to you. I'll be thinking about you and seeing you in perfect health.

Lynne
Cambridge, Massachusetts
http://www.meyergay.com/dahlias.htm

Hello Stuart and others.

I hope that you will all limit your file sizes. In my case, if anyone wants
a highr rez view I'll send it private.

attached is a close up of the increasingly successful Hy Clown.
wayne

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