Lift or Leave? Deciding How to Overwinter Your Dahlias
Unsure whether to lift or leave? Learn how to overwinter your dahlias by weighing up your climate, soil, slugs and pots, plus a middle way for hedging
2027 Pre-orders coming soon – Expected December 2027
2027 Pre-orders coming soon – Expected December 2027
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You can pre-order items for delivery when the Dahlia season opens.
For tubers, this is usually late Winter / early Spring depending on the weather.
Cuttings and plants are usually ready in May to June. Learn more about our delivery
















Wild bees and other pollinators are in decline. One way gardeners can help is by planting garden flowers that provide forage for a wide variety of pollinating insects. We’ve curated a unique selection of Dahlias we think are great for wildlife along with some with the official RHS Plants for Pollinators accolade.








We generally try to have some rare and unusual varieties available to purchase as tubers or rooted cuttings, such as Dahlia Honka Black (aka Verrone’s Obsidian) or Dahlia Fancy Pants. Here are some of our other favourites that are currently available to order or pre-order.




If you can’t find a Dahlia you are looking for either as tubers, rooted cuttings or potted plants, use our Dahlia Finder Service and we’ll try to source the Dahlia you are looking for.
Suppliers of dahlia tubers to multiple palaces, several National Trust properties, country halls and gardens across the country large & small.
Unsure whether to lift or leave? Learn how to overwinter your dahlias by weighing up your climate, soil, slugs and pots, plus a middle way for hedging
A UK grower explains why the size of dahlia tubers has little effect on performance, and how to tell if thin, dry or broken-looking tubers will still grow.
How to grow dahlias in containers, perfect for small gardens, patios, and balconies. Learn essential tips on pots, tubers, and caring for your dahlias.