Thursday, October 2, 2008
Dahlia Festival at Britzer Gardens
If you're lucky enough to be in Berlin on a sunny day in the fall, you can go to the Dahlia Festival in a lovely big park way to the south of the city center. Dahlias came to Germany about 200 years ago, when Alexander von Humbolt brought some back from Central America. Lots of different varieties with very descriptive names (pompoms, sea anemones, cactus-dahlia, etc.). Come in the spring and find tulips in these same beds.
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1 comment:
How lovely! I am enjoying taking this trip vicariously in your blog Lucy:)))
Thanks, Sue F
PS: We received your postcard today. I am keeping my eye on it so I can save the stamp:)))
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