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The Floral Arch features different flowers each season.

"Golden Nickles"  Dahlia

"RaeAnn's Pollux"  Dahlia, with unusual petals

"Shilo Jazzman"  Dahlia

The Dahlia Garden is one of the richest and most diverse at the Botanical Gardens.

They plant all new varieties every year, so each year we get to enjoy dozens of new

colors and shapes and forms.

"Raspberry Fizz"  Dahlia - a totally new form of petals

"Alberta Sunset"  Dahlia  - with different colors and shaped petals

"Kenora Lisa"  Dahlia

"Granny Norman" Dahlia was a beautiful white, prolifically blooming variety

"Bonnie's Button"  variegated peach dahlia

"Snowflake  White  Dahlia"

"The Archduchess"  Dahlia with unusually shaped and colored petals

"Strawberries and Cream"  Dahlia

A cluster of  "Strawberries and Cream"  Dahlias

"Bloomquiet Cayson"  Dahlia

"Midnight Lady"  Dahlia

"Helen to Betsy"  Dahlia

"Sandia Brocade"  Dahlias.  They combine the flat large outer petals with the tight cluster

petals in the center.

"Sandia Brocade" Dahlias.

"Snowflake" white spiked dahlias

"Flirtation"  Dahlia

"Cheyenne"  White and Yellow Dahlia

"Granny Normal"  Dahlia with full, rounded petals

"Strawberrries and Cream"  and  "Bahama Festival"  Dahlias

Esplanade Gardens and Fountain

"Black-Eyed Susans,"  pergola, and Esplanade

"Sunrise"  pale yellow coneflower

"Sneezeweed"

Close-up of  "Sneezeweed"

"Venti  Golden  Yellow"  Dahlia

"Gaillardia"  "Heat-It-U-Yellow"

Floral Arch and Red/Yellow/Orange Beds

"New York Aster."  This was new to me, but was a beautiful small flower covering

the bush.

A visitor with the Black-Eyed Susans

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