Dahlia Growing & Storage Guide

Plant out dahlia tubers in fertile soil once the danger of frost has passed and the soil temps reach 60 degrees F. Plant each tuber 18 inches apart in a location that gets at least 8 hours of sun.

​Our flock is made up of chickens, ducks and geese. They free range on pasture and in our woods, grazing and foraging for bugs. They are also fed a locally grown non-gmo grain.

We love supporting other local farms and carry an array of locally made and raised soaps, lard candles, tallow body butter, sourdough starter, honey and more.

We recommend staking dahlia plants at a young age to prevent plants and blooms from toppling over. The most common methods are posts with hortonova netting or twine.

During the spring, summer and fall months we have seasonal produce available. All grown right here on our farm naturally and organically.

We love supporting other local farms and carry an array of locally made and raised soaps, lard candles, tallow body butter, sourdough starter, honey and more.

When blooms are abundant we have a full bouquet bar where you can choose your own blooms and build your own bouquet! Every bouquet is unique and you can choose as little or as many stems as you'd like.

We love supporting other local farms and carry an array of locally made and raised soaps, lard candles, tallow body butter, sourdough starter, honey and more.

We love supporting other local farms and carry an array of locally made and raised soaps, lard candles, tallow body butter, sourdough starter, honey and more.