We are closed for the 2025 season.
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We're leaving our 2025 info up as a reference for 2026. Our 2026 online sale will be later than it was in 2025 (most likely in March).
2025 Shipping Rates:
Dahlia Tuber Shipping Rates: USPS Priority (with tracking)
1-8 tubers: $11.00
9-50 tubers: $18.00
51+ tubers: free shipping
Please add the coupon “COMBINE25” to your 2nd, etc., order to reduce the shipping cost by $6/order.
Dahlia tubers begin shipping in early April, weather permitting. If you’d like yours shipped earlier than that we offer early shipping. Please add the “early shipping package” to your order so we know you want it shipped early and with a 96-hr heat pack & extra insulation. This is an extra $10 and you are agreeing to the risks involved with shipping live tubers in the cold months.
Local friends, we will offer on farm pick up again in 2026 at Dill & Dahlia.
We’re also doing an in-person tuber sale up in Lynden, WA, with 5 other Dahlia Addicts on March 7th, 2026. Keep your eye on our social media pages and be sure to follow IA Flower Farm for giveaways and updates!
Looking for information on growing dahlias?
A word about dahlia viruses, sanitation and labeling.
We actively cull (throw away) any plant that shows signs of virus or gall. We have not tested our stock for virus, but have been growing dahlias for many years and are actively involved in our local dahlia society (PSDA) so we are aware of the signs of disease.
We disinfect our harvest snips in between plants and our dividing tools in between tuber clumps to help mitigate the spread of disease. We have dedicated scalpels for each tuber we take cuttings from and cuttings are in separate shot glasses (no water comingling here!).
We also do our very best to maintain the integrity of each dahlia variety through labeling from the tuber stage to harvest and then again at digging. When you purchase tubers from us, you will notice that they have a code written on them. That code will correlate to the SKU on your invoice letting you know the variety. The code also helps you identify the mother tuber when you dig them in the fall.
If a mislabel or virused tuber manages to make it to you, please let us know by August 15th and please include a photo with your message.
