2010: Bed 2: Annual Herbs & Spices

Dahlia "Bishops Children" grown by Nina

Photo: Nina Pope 19.09.09

Photo: Nina Pope 10.10.09

Photo: Nina Pope 22.08.09

Dahlia "Bishops Children" grown by Nina

Dahlia "Bishop's Children" (Dahlia x hybrida)

Herbaceous Perennial - Edible?: Inedible

In Saturday 18th July 2009

  • Sown Indoors by Nina, Thu 23rd Apr '09
  • Planted Out by Karen, Sat 18th Jul '09
  • Harvested by Chris + Group, Tue 29th Sep '09
  • Harvested by Chris + Group, Tue 6th Oct '09

Out Tuesday 1st December 2009

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These ones didn't resurface in 2010 - maybe dug out by accident.

Nina, March 28, 2011 14:15

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