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Tubers can be skinny, or lumpy, or wrinkly, or blobby, or gnarled, or wizened. Just like people. And they are all good. All you need is an eye — which will become a spout — and you will get a plant that will produce blooms and more tubers.

This is what your gardener friend would like to find in his or her stocking this year.

I find myself making this bouquet over and over again. I just love how the colors flow together and yet the shapes and textures are so different. I have therefore assembled them into a collection so you can shop the bouquet so-to-speak.

What Do You Charge for Shipping?

Can I Add On to My Order?

When Do You Ship?

Am I Guaranteed a Tuber if I Shop the Pre-Sale?

What if You Can’t Send My Tuber?

What if I Want to Cancel My Order?

Why Did You Sell Out So Fast?

I get it. You order, and then later you want to order another one, but you don’t want to pay full shipping. I wouldn’t either. So this year, in your dahlia order confirmation email, you will receive a discount code for reduced shipping on your next order. This will be available up until I ship your initial order or April 15th 2024, whichever comes first.

This vase is The. Dahlia. Vase. Whether your bouquet has 3 stems or 30, this vase will hold them upright and make them look good.

Here is the process, if it helps you understand why I can’t ship any faster than I already am. 

Because I believe in Community, not Competition, I maintain a list of Washington Dahlia Farms. If we don’t have the tubers you want here at Flower Feather Farms: chicks & dahlias, try one of these other local farms. Support your local farmers!

Squeeeee! Look what just arrived.

Mid-September we were visited, queried, inspected, and approved by the Washington State Department of Agriculture. She looked for pests, diseases, and other hazards and found none. Hurray!

The first post of a garden blog should start with a bit of poetry, don’t you agree? For what is a flower garden, but a poem for the eyes?