Dahlias 

THIS PAGE IS FOR SHIPPING TO THE UNITED STATES

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ORDERING

            Dahlia listed below are shipped to the U.S. as bare tubers and have at least one viable eye.   They need full sun of at least 6 hours per day in order to do well. Deer resistant.  Dahlia are heavy feeders and are best grown in a rich compost with good drainage. Most of the varieties sold on our site are 36" and more and should be staked to protect them from the wind. Cut the blooms regularly to promote more and more flowers right until frost.  Keep in mind varieties that are bi-coloured can vary greatly from bloom to bloom, sometimes more of one colour than another.  All Dahlias listed here are grown at our farms in British Columbia, Canada.  

  All prices are in Canadian Dollars.  All US orders are shipped either with Canada Post or FedEx.   All bare tubers will come with an Agricultural Phyto-Sanitary Inspection Certificate for border crossing,  with a flat rate of $30 added to each order for this necessary certificate.  We are not responsible if your country should charge you an additional import tax on your Dahlia order.        

Standard US Shipping Flat Rate: $45 + $30 Phyto Cert will be totalled at checkout.         

                          All US orders are shipped out the weeks of March 24 and April 14.                                                                Last date to order for Spring 2024 delivery is April 4.                                                 Once your country's customs department receives your order, it will be processed and released at their discretion.  It may take 4-6 weeks for packages to clear.  You will be responsible for any additional import fees or taxes assessed on your Dahlia order should there be any.  We include all of the required international paperwork with every order. 

                     Click on the pictures for more information of each variety

                    See "Planting & Flower Care" tab above for instructions on splitting                                 and storing tubers.