Anne Curtis' daughter Dahlia charms netizens in cute photos from their new dahlia garden

Anne Curtis took to Instagram to share they are "attempting the impossible by planting our own little Dahlia garden."

But Anne's call for "green thumb guidance" was quickly eclipsed by the photos she shared of her darling daughter Dahlia.

Seriously, how cute and sweet and adorable is that three-year-old girl?

In a Disney costume, Dahlia gamely posed among the flowers in their little green patch. She could be seen touching the flowers after which she was named, burying her face on a yellow Dahlia to smell it, and smiling beside a flower that looked as big as her pretty head.

Anne's post quickly generated more 45,000 double-taps in an hour, with commenters squealing in delight.

"So cute," ace fashion photographer BJ Pascual exclaimed while Iza Calzado left hearty eyed emojis to convey her delight.

In her post, Anne asked her mom for "green thumb guidance" and asked netizens if they had any tips on how to grow Dahlias in the city.

Her followers delivered. One said to choose heat tolerant variants and put them under a partial shade to protect from the midday sun.

Another suggested to put the flowers inside because it likes spring temperature and "too much sunlight especially in the Philippines will kill it."

According to gardening website The Spruce, Dahlias are native to Mexico and Central America and have over 30 species. It adds "this species of flower is toxic to both dogs and cats," recommending to plant them away from areas accessible to pets.  

 

 

 

 

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— LA, GMA Integrated News