Dazzling Dahlias – 22 in a series – The Dahlia Society of California

 
Dazzling Dahlias - 22 in a series - The Dahlia Society of California

 

The Dahlia Society of California (DSC) is the San Francisco chapter of the American Dahlia Society. It was organized in 1917 under the laws of the California, two years after the American Dahlia Society was organized on May 10, 1915. DSC is a member of the Pacific Southwest Dahlia Conference, and an affiliate of the National Dahlia Society of England.

Dahlia is the official flower of the City of San Francisco.

DSC has been continuously publishing Bulletin/Newsletter for its members since its very inception. In the 20s, the Society published a very professional Bulletin worthy of its time. And, in this twentieth-first century, the DSC has continued this tradition with the monthly publication of the eNewsletter.

According to the masthead of the Bulletin in the 1920s, the goal of the Society is:
“It aims to unite ALL parties acceptable to one another without regard to sex, occupation or profession, who feel an interest in Dahlia culture, especially for its own sake; to issue bulletins or other literature pertaining to the Dahlia and its culture; to arrange exhibits of the flower; and to assist others in so doing; to work together in a spirit of helpfulness and co-operation; to the end that public taste may be stimulated, our homes made more attractive and beautiful, and that the glory of our state may be magnified”.

 

Starting Your First Home Garden From Seed via The BGgarden Blog

 

In this post I share a few tips on starting your first home garden from seed.  You will find a video and images to get you going!

Starting Your First Home Garden From Seed

My sister in law sent me a photo of her shopping trip the other day.  The only problem is – she has no idea what she is doing!  In this video I share the image she sent me along with some growing tips from my personal experience growing from seed.

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An interesting link found among my daily reading

Historical Seed Catalogs: A book for garden lovers: Schling’s seeds annual catalogue (1936) – 58 in a series


Historical Seed Catalogs: A book for garden lovers: Schling’s seeds annual catalogue (1932) – 58 in a series


The image is a book cover titled "A Book for Garden Lovers," published in 1936. The cover features a detailed illustration of a white house with yellow shutters, surrounded by a lush garden. The garden is filled with a variety of colorful flowers, including red roses, pink blossoms, and blue flowers, creating a vibrant and inviting scene. A red brick path leads to the house, flanked by greenery and flowers. The background includes a large tree with dense foliage, adding depth to the illustration. The text "A Book for Garden Lovers" is written in an elegant, cursive font at the bottom of the cover, with the year "1936" printed below it. The overall color scheme is warm, with earthy tones and bright floral colors, evoking a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for gardening.

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Historical Seed Catalogs: A book for garden lovers: Schling's seeds annual catalogue (1932) - 58 in a series


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Consists of only really fine-bladed grasses of a rich deep green color, including a liberal quantity of tne highest grade South German Bent. It is carefully compounded in proper proportion after our own formula and we assure greatest satisfaction. 10 lbs. $11. 25 lbs. $25. 100 lbs. $90.

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Our young pomegranate tree is putting out a large number of flowers this season. This tree was free…

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Our young pomegranate tree is putting out a large number of flowers this season. This tree was free from the City of LA several years ago and has grown quite well.

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