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Dahlia Collections and Tubers
With our collections, we’ve taken the guesswork out of choosing dahlias by creating curated collections designed to bloom beautifully together in Southern fall gardens.
Prefer to create your own mix? You can also shop individual tubers below.
Click on the plus sign to read more about our varieties, pickup and delivery and about growing dahlias.
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This collection includes a mix of varieties we’ve grown successfully on the farm, along with a few we’re excited to trial for the first time this year.
Each variety is labeled in the product description as either “Farm Tested” or “Trial Variety for 2026.”
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Dahlia tubers will be available for pickup at our May 2 plant sale, or can be delivered locally on Tuesdays or Fridays ($18) within the following ZIP codes:
29201, 29204, 29205, 29206, 29209, 29016, 29045, 29169, 29223, 29229
We also offer flat-rate USPS shipping ($20).
Please note: we are unable to ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or California.
If you have an active bouquet subscription, your order will be delivered free with your next scheduled delivery.
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The Basics of Growing Dahlias
1. Dahlias need 6 or more hours of sun a day
2. Whether using a pot (12 inch or greater) or growing in the ground, plant your tuber 4 inches deep.
3. Water deeply when planting and then do not water again until shoots appear.
4. Water and feed with an all purpose liquid fertilizer weekly after shoots are visible.
5. Pinch when 12-16 inches tall to force branching and more stems, which means more flowers.
6. Plants begin to bloom 12 weeks after planting and continue to bloom until frost.
7. Plants will need support. Tomato cages work well.escription text goes here
