Down To Earth

Coming to terms with the imperfect dahlia

By Kristen Green
Posted 9/27/17

I’m feeling conflicted about dahlias. When they’re perfect they can hit like a sucker punch to the gut and leave me gasping. They’re not the only flower to strike me that way; the …

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