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Mon, Oct 13, 14 at 18:42
| This year I started growing some tubers that I got from Home Depot and fell in love with them. Where are good places to order from with more selection? |
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- Posted by sandij_gardener 5 (My Page) on Tue, Oct 14, 14 at 9:58
| The best place to buy tubers is from local growers. Check out any nearby Dahlia Societies, etc, as some members will sell their tubers and you get a first-hand view of what the flower is supposed to look like. Also check your local Craigslist in the spring. I've had tremendous success with tubers from local growers, versus store-bought tubers (small, puny plants, few flowers). |
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| There are a lot of trustworthy online sources as well. Good way to expand your selection to choose from. They usually open up sales any time between now & January then ship in the Spring. Here are just a handful of the many out there: http://www.dahliasbylesandviv.com/catalog.html http://www.dahlias.com/ http://www.hollyhilldahlias.com/ http://www.honkendahlias.com/ALL/ http://www.dahlias4u.com/2013 catalog.htm http://www.cgdahlias.com/ http://www.wadahlias.com/ (now taking 2015 Spring ship orders) http://www.lobaughsdahlias.com/ http://www.lynchcreekdahlias.com/ |
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- Posted by beigestonehill z 6 /7VA (My Page) on Wed, Nov 5, 14 at 7:42
| I would add to the list Tall Grass Farm. Thanks for the list Darcy |
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- Posted by CCvacation (My Page) on Wed, Nov 5, 14 at 8:02
| The most complete list of dahlia vendors are on The Big List at the Colorado Dahlia Society website. Has great 'how to' articles, as well! |
Here is a link that might be useful: The Big List
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