Know before you buy

We want you to be thrilled with your purchase, so know who you are buying from.

We are not shipping to Colorado or New Mexico at this point and all tubers will be mailed prior to April 1, so make sure you are comfortable with shipping now.

Dahlias are not the easiest plant to grow and are best suited to gardeners who have some experience.

Tubers from 2026 tended to be smaller and many have long necks. Your tuber will likely be 1.5-3 inches long, but some may be as big as 6 inches. They may or may not have a neck or be considered beautiful, however…

All tubers are sold when in active growth and have been checked 2-3 times for eye/sprouts. As such, inventory will change over the next few months as tubers wake up. All tubers ship with an active eye.

Tubers ship in March/April depending on weather and activity in the tubers. See something else you like – use the combine shipping option with additional purchases until your order ships.

Diseases are a thing with dahlias- Read this

Purchase at your own risk. (WSU and ADS estimate more than 87% of all dahlias have some form of virus as an example). If you aren’t comfortable with that number, don’t grow dahlias.
We monitor for TSV and TSWV viruses and have reduced our viral load in the garden through testing, but we do not claim to be virus free.
We carefully monitor for gall species and have no reason to believe we currently have these bacterium on the farm.

We have a nursery license, get annual ag inspections, and are permitted to mail plant material across state lines.

Shipping and Handling cover payment fees, the cost of printing and shipping, and the packing materials. Labor is donated.

Tubers and seeds are living material and can be damaged or killed by storage practices. Make sure you are prepared to care for your new plants. We have practices you should review in the……

Refund and Return policy, read this prior to purchase.