Dahlia 'Tsuki-Yori-No-Shisha'
By Klahanie
17 Aug, 2016
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Unusual , large shaggy blooms with creamy-white petals on sturdy stems .
Name of this dahlia means : “Messenger from the Moon"
The Tsuki Yori dahlia was hybridized in Japan in 1953 by Kumagai.
The novel, Tsuki Yori No Shisha was written by Masao Kume in 1933 and is described as a “melodramatic novel”. The film was made in 1934 and is listed as a “partially lost film”.
I could not find its story line and characters; Probably shaggy looking messenger of sort.
New this year.
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Found this info on the web just after I bought the tuber.
17 Aug, 2016
I like the shaggy bloom, it is charming.
18 Aug, 2016
Love it, Klahanie. You're good at finding unusual plants :)
18 Aug, 2016
Thanks for the information and introduction to[ Shaggy] WELL NAMED ;0))
18 Aug, 2016
Me too Green_finger :-)
Thanks Sheila, I am always on lookout for plants that deer and rabbit will not eat. (Not always successful).
Thank you Pansypotter for your comment.
18 Aug, 2016
wow look at that !!!
23 Aug, 2016
Kind of cute, is not it? :-)
23 Aug, 2016
I think it's very cute! and so unusual.
24 Aug, 2016
Glad you like it Lori.
25 Aug, 2016
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interesting story
17 Aug, 2016