Dahlia Tuber Sale Info

The 2025 season has started

welcome to daisy's tuber shed

Your source for quality dahlia tubers

At Daisy’s Flower Farm, we aim to make quality dahlia tubers available at a reasonable price. All the tubers we sell are grown by us for at least a full season so we can inspect them for health. We follow best sanitation practices during harvesting and dividing.

We will add inventory to our online store as soon as we have finished dividing tubers in the fall. We do this for a couple of reasons. We know many people are experienced storing tubers and want to avoid the dreaded "dahlia wars" associated with spring sales. Also, some folks like to wake their dahlias up early in the spring to take cuttings or to jump start the growing season. We get it! Follow us on social media and sign up for email updates to stay in the know on tuber sales dates.

Shipping is available Canada-wide or you can pick up at our farm in Coombs. Please read the other important sale information below.

We are building stock on over 60 new dahlia varieties and can't wait to share these tubers with you in Fall 2025. Follow us on social media and sign up for email updates to keep up-to-date on tuber sales and new inventory.

New varieties coming soon:

Arabian Night, Blizzard, Blyton Softer Gleam, Bolt, Bracken Rose, Bride to Be, Brown Sugar, Caitlin's Joy, Camano Zoe, Caramel Antique, Castle Drive, Chislon's Pride, Clearview Peachy, Coorabell Astrid, Coralie, Coseytown Babycakes, Coseytown Bounty, Creamy, Crème de Cassis, Diva, Fairway Spur, Ferncliff Doris, Ferncliff Rusty, Gingersnap, Hollyhill Pinkie, Innocent Silence, Intrigue, Irish Ruffles, Isabel, Ivanetti, Jowey Frambo, Jowey Winnie, Lakeview Peach Fuzz, Lark's Ebbe, L.A.T.E., Linda's Baby, Lyn's Louise, Maarn, Marionberry Milkshake, Milena Fleur, Peaches, Petra's Wedding, Pink Silk, Pink Suffusion, Robin Hood, Rock Run Ashley, Ryecroft Jan, Salmon Runner, SB's Becky, Sheer Heaven, Silver Years, Snoho Sonia, Strawberry Cream, Sweet Fabienne, Sweet Nathalie, Sweet Suzanne, Tahoma Odyssey, Terracotta, Thomas Edison, Valley Tawny, Viking

Happy growing!

Terms and Conditions

All tubers are sold as single divisions (one tuber, not a clump of tubers).
If you purchase tubers in fall or early winter, this is the tuber's dormant period. You are taking responsibility for their care and appropriate storage. We cannot be held responsible for their survival once they are in your hands.
We only ship when the weather is above freezing along the mailing route.
Shipping is available within Canada only by Canada Post. All orders ship for a flat rate of $20. Packages will have $100 of insurance and you will be provided a tracking number once your package ships.
We offer free pick up from our farm in Coombs. Once you select the pick up option at checkout, you will be required to select a pick up day within the next week. Thank you for understanding that we cannot hold orders longer than 7 days.
Dahlia tubers come in all shapes and sizes and their appearance has little to do with their performance. We strive to ensure that every tuber has at least one viable eye, a solid neck and an adequate sized body to produce a plant.
Please carefully inspect your order upon arrival and reach out by email within 7 days if you have any concerns. We are a small business working hard to provide excellent customer service and appreciate the opportunity to correct any mishaps directly.
The American Dahlia Society's research has shown that up to 87% of asymptomatic plants may carry dormant viruses. We monitor the health of our plants carefully and dispose of any plants displaying symptoms of virus. We sanitize our snips between plants when cutting flowers, when chopping plants in the fall and when dividing tubers, That said, no environment (including your own) is completely sterile or guaranteed as virus-free; it is impossible to be 100% sure that a tuber is not carrying a dormant virus or disease, and by purchasing you accept that risk. Please keep in mind that symptoms of virus such as pale leaves, discolouration and stunted plants can also be caused by environmental factors such as cold and wet weather, drought, soil health, insect pressure or herbicides.