Dahlia Flowers: Nature's Splendid Geometric Wonders
Dahlias are native to Mexico and Central America, where they have a rich history dating back to the Aztec civilization. These flowers belong to the Asteraceae family, which includes daisies and sunflowers. What sets dahlias apart is the incredible range of forms and colors they exhibit. There are thousands of cultivated dahlia varieties, and they come in diverse shapes, sizes, and shades, from the petite pompons to the extravagant dinner-plate-sized blooms.
One of the most striking features of dahlias is their vibrant and varied color palette. From the deepest crimson to the palest lavender, dahlias showcase a spectrum of hues that can rival the most vivid artwork. Their colors range from solid shades to intricate bi-color and multi-color patterns. This wide array of colors makes dahlias a favorite choice for floral arrangements, gardens, and even cut flower displays.
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| Device | Oppo F21 Pro |
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| Captured by | @peashul |
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Nice color and shape of these plants. Great photos. Thank you. I wish you success.