Thank you for your 2023 Tuber Orders! The next online sale will be January 1, 2024!
Our dahlia tubers that are sold are grown right here on our farm in Middletown RI.
Dahlia Tubers are sold as one tuber not a clump with a viable eye and true to variety. If you purchase dahlias from us you will see they are different from dahlias that you buy at the garden center. Our tubers are bagged and sold as 3 tubers per bag or 1 tuber. Please see at each variety if it is sold in 1 or 3 count tubers. Dahlias come in all shapes and sizes and some dahlia variety tubers shrivel a bit.
All Dahlia tubers are shipped we do not offer Farm Pickup. Dahlia tuber orders are shipped March- May by growing zone when risk of freezing in transit is gone. You will receive an email prior to shipping letting you know your order is on the way. We can not accommodate early shipping.
We ship dahlia tuber orders in The United States (We do not ship to Hawaii and Alaska) No international orders.
Dahlia Shed cannot be held responsible for post shipment storage and planting conditions. We do not refund dahlia tuber orders for poor growing conditions and post shipping conditions.
Dahlia Shed ships in the smallest box possible. If we can ship it in a smaller box we will refund you for shipping.
We do not combine multiple orders to save on shipping. Each separate order placed will have its own shipping charge.
Dahlia tubers come in a bag with vermiculite and a single label per variety.
Items in your cart are not confirmed until checkout is complete. If you notice items disappear from you cart during the checkout process, it is because someone else checked out and paid for the item before you. Sorry we have no control over that.
We do not refund Tuber Orders after your order is placed by you.
Caring for your shipment of tubers while waiting for planting. Keep your tubers in a dark basement that does not freeze or garage. Keep them on a shelf or off the concrete floor as that will pull the moisture from them. You can choose to pot them up to get a start on growing them indoors when you receive your tubers. Dahlia tubers will wake up from storage at 60 degrees and above. Some varieties take longer to sprout than others. Dahlias will bloom 6 to 8 weeks after planting.
Dahlias should be planted after all risk of frost has passed and when the ground temperature is around 60 degrees. Dahlias should be planted in a sunny location and not watered till the plant has 3 sets of leaves. The tuber is at risk of rotting if watered. So check the weather before planting your tubers.
Happy Growing
Amy
