Dahlias | Giveaway

November 02, 2022 209 Comments

Each spring we plant one individual tuber. These potato looking fingers grow more within the soil, so that by fall, we can dig them up and divide. One tuber might yield 6 or more new tubers that can then again be planted. This process repeats itself every year.

Nothing about harvesting dahlia tubers is short work. It takes us weeks to get everything out of the ground and prepared for winter storage. Every clump is hand dug with a pitchfork, rinsed, cured, divided, and finally, put into storage where they receive daily checks.

We've worked hard over the past year to increase our stock and have a greater supply. A few notable newbies are the Dahlia Heirloom White, Dahlia Black Magic and the queen Dahlia Cafe Au Lait!

Dahlia Heirloom White Dahlia Black Magic Dahlia Cafe Au Lait

Customer favorites include Dahlia Linda's Baby, Dahlia Rock Run Ashley, Dahlia Peaches N Cream and Dahlia Daisy Duke.

Our favorite fall trio is Dahlia Ivanetti, Dahlia Cornel and Dahlia Cornel Bronze.

Your chance to snag some of these varieties and more is this Saturday, November 5th @ 10 AM EST in the Online Shop. Each order will contain planting instructions and ship (U.S. residents only) early April once the risk of cold damage has passed.

CLOSED! Congratulations to Sabrina! Winner receives a box of a dozen your-choice dahlias from our collection. To enter, simply leave a comment below and share what new flower varieties you hope to grow this year.

*Please note, this giveaway is open to U.S. residents only. The winner will be announced Saturday, Nov 5th before the sale.

PREVIEW THE COLLECTION HERE

100 Responses

Kelli VanDeusen

November 02, 2022

First year grower this summer after having been gifted a Cafe au Lait tuber. I planted super late but got one blooom before the frost but luckily was able to harvest and store for next year! This year I’m would love to add Labyrinth, Peaches and Cream, and Daisy Duke to start my collection!!

Lisa

November 02, 2022

Love all of these! Linda’s Baby and Ice Tea are favorites!

Dana

November 02, 2022

Dahlias are so Beautiful, I would love to try an peaches n cream, always sold out by the time I see an posting 💖

Lorraine Z

November 02, 2022

I’m hoping to get a few new varieties for 2023, as it will only be my second year growing. I have a pretty big list of “wishes” but Bloomquist Blush, Mocha Maya, and Ferncliff Rusty are a few I’m really wanting. Looking forward to this offering!

Elaine

November 02, 2022

Just dug my dahlia tubers today. I’d love to plant Lollipop and Labyrinth!

Heidi D

November 02, 2022

Aloha,
Where to begin…. I would love to grow all the dahlia varieties to be honest. This year I would like to try Sierra Glow, Lindas Baby, Rock Run Ashley, Heirloom White, Black Magic, Ice Tee and Daisy Duke. I dream of fields of flowers.

Sonia Covarrubias

November 02, 2022

Hi ! I would love to gro Labyrinth and Sierra Glow 😍 thanks so much for sharing your beauty with us !!

Samantha Douville

November 02, 2022

This year I grew daisy dukes and ivanetti and they were so beautiful and huge!!! This year I’d love to try growing Sierra glow and black magic!!

Joan

November 02, 2022

My farm has just begun and I am looking for anything really but my daughter’s August wedding colors include peach.

Hilary

November 02, 2022

Hi! My daughters and I planted a few of your dahlias for the first time this year and we LOVED them. Can’t wait to add more next year :) We like the peachy colors so we have our eyes on some Peaches n’ Cream, the Crichton Honey, and the Clearview Peachy.

Allyson

November 02, 2022

I am a fairly new flower gardener, and have had mush success with dahlias the last two years! I’d love to add Sweet Natalie to my collection. Also, I am hoping to try my hand at ranunculus and anemone in spring 2023!

Amanda Grelha

November 02, 2022

These are all so beautiful, how do you even begin to choose which to grow? Would love to at least try my hand at growing the Cafe au Lait, Linda’s baby and Labyrinth 😍❤️

Naomi

November 02, 2022

Labyrinth!

Jillian Brunell

November 02, 2022

This was my 1st year growing Dalia’s thanks to your inspiration! As for next year I want to focus on more fall colors now that I see how late they bloom. I would like to try: Black magic, Cornell, Cornell bronze, and of course more cafe au lait.

Jillian Brunell

November 02, 2022

This year was the 1st year that I planted dalias because you inspired me so much! Now that I see how late they Bloom I want to focus on more fall colors such as black magic, Cornell, Cornell bronze, and of course more cafe

Lindsey C

November 02, 2022

I’d love to grow some of “Linda’s Baby!” My Mom’s name is Linda. I think she’ll get a kick out of me bringing her a bouquet of these dahlias. 😄

Tisa

November 02, 2022

So excited to grow Linda’s Baby, Jowey Winnie, Daisy Duke, and Wizard of Oz! Soooo gorgeous!

Tracy Sundby

November 02, 2022

I’m looking forward to trying a few new dahlia varieties such as Cupcake and Peaches & Cream. Also growing stock for the first year, Buttercream and Vintage Brown! Praying I succeed! 💕

Heather stevens

November 02, 2022

Would love to grow some peaches and cream

Karly stevens

November 02, 2022

Obsessed with the dahlia labyrinth
Never seen anything like it

Kathryn

November 02, 2022

This will be my first year trying to grow Dahlias..I am hoping to try rock run Ashley, Ivanetti, and Cafe Au Lait!

Kristina Manfredi

November 02, 2022

Looking forward to November 5th! I’ll be adding the Cornel Bronze into my collection!!

Kristin

November 02, 2022

I am really looking forward to adding Bloomquist Tory P this year. I lost her last year!

Audra Hutfles

November 02, 2022

I would like the Heirloom White!

WENDY

November 02, 2022

Hoping to grow Peaches N’ Cream this year!

Sandy Miller

November 02, 2022

Your Dahlias are gorgeous! I can’t wait to grow Labyrinth and ice tea 💐

Bianca

November 02, 2022

This was my first year growing dahlias and I’m officially hooked. Becky has always been so kind when I’ve reached out with questions. She is the sweetest! I’m hoping to add a little bit of everything this year because I loved them some much but would love to add peaches n cream for my little girl who loves everything pink. :)

Sheri

November 02, 2022

I planted Sierra Glow for the first time this year and LOVE it! We are in the process of digging and dividing now! Looking forward to your dahlia tuber sale!

Jennifer zera

November 02, 2022

I’ve fallen in love with dahlias when I was introduced to them for my wedding flowers. I’ve been a fan of ones that are a deep plum color but the labyrinth and sierra glow look stunning and hope to try!

Kelly West

November 02, 2022

Clearview Peachy is at the top of the list to add this year. It is such a beautiful flower and one that I missed out on last year. (Not that I have room for more)

Kelly Gutierrez

November 02, 2022

I’m a new flower gardener and I am so excited to plant sweet Natalie and cafe au lait !

Ashley W.

November 02, 2022

I would love to Dahlia Cafe Au Lait!! This year was my first time growing dahlias!

Heather

November 02, 2022

Dahlias are worse than potato chips… can’t have just one! Need some more reds/purples in my collection. Thinking Lollipop and Seniors Hope would be great additions!

Karin

November 02, 2022

I have really enjoyed following you on social media…the cutest family and you have shared a lot of info that has benefited my obsession with dahlias and flowers in general. I love the coloring of Cafe Au Lait and Linda’s Baby…but really could stare into the face of any dahlia for hours and hours!

Katie Norton

November 02, 2022

Hi, I was introduced to you thru the farmers summit, you were one of my favorites. I was able to get Sylvia and Small World to bloom but lost my others when I had to leave town for two weeks for a family emergency. Thank you for all you share.

Shaun

November 02, 2022

I’ve enjoyed learning SO much in my first year of growing dahlias on my own. I look forward to getting started sooner in the season next year so I can enjoy even more blooms. And I’m hoping to add more curly petaled varieties like dahlias labyrinth & cafe au lait or maybe dahlia sierra glow. 😍

Mary Carroll

November 02, 2022

This was my first year growing dahlias, and I am officially in love. My other official flower love is cosmos. What a joy to be picking armloads of each for fall bouquets! I would love to grow Ivanetti next year — just stunning!

Marjorie

November 02, 2022

Hoping to drop some dalias and zinnias this year! So beautiful!!

Courtney Longenecker

November 02, 2022

I am hoping to plant a small cut flower garden in my backyard next year for the first time! I have been doing lots of research lately to try and be prepared when spring rolls around. I’m most excited to plant dahlia’s and zinnias!

Deborah Trudell

November 02, 2022

I purchased one variety last year and I need to increase my collection. I am so very excited as a know Rooted tubers we’re grown and collected with love.

Michelle Roberts

November 02, 2022

I’m obsessed with the Dahlia Labyrinth and would love to add some of these beauties to my garden.

Toni Chandler

November 02, 2022

Kelgai Ann has so far eluded me! Also hoping to score “Skipply Spot of Gold”, and “Askwith Minnie”! I will be growing more fillers this year as well.

Jessica Gladu

November 02, 2022

I am in love with the peaches and cream! 🤩

Krysten

November 02, 2022

I am going to try Hellebore and Japanese anemone and a few more dahlia varieties…both from seed and tuber!

Cindy Pease

November 02, 2022

So hard to pick one favorite! They are all exquisite! I’d love to see new Lisianthys colors this coming year.

Patty Dorion

November 02, 2022

I have got the dahlia “bug”. They are such beautiful flowers. I love how they extend the season by blooming in the late summer. I hope to grow some ball varieties this year. Linda’s Baby is one I want to try, it looks so gorgeous.

Allie B

November 02, 2022

The labyrinth dahlias look exquisite 😍 we are moving to a new home this winter and I cannot wait to finally have my own garden!

Holly

November 02, 2022

Meant to write I want to try rock run Ashley this year! Oops 😅

Holly Creigle

November 02, 2022

Your dahlias are stunning! So happy to have made your acquaintance this past year! Love seeing all your family and farm updates 💕

Paula

November 02, 2022

I have always liked dahlias but didn’t realize how many different beautiful varieties there were until this year, rooted flowers did my daughters wedding and the flowers and bouquets were gorgeous. I would love to grow some of these I also have a soft spot for peonies. Thank you for the wonderful job you did for my daughters special day!

Tara

November 02, 2022

Mary’s Mystery Tubers was my fav! Actually they all are- first time growing them and what a delight! Even my husband loved having them in our backyard! Found pictures of them on his phone – he stopped to take a picture of them while mowing the lawn!

Kat

November 02, 2022

I’m so excited to grow more Dahlia’s! Linda’s baby looks beautiful!

Paula

November 02, 2022

These are all so pretty, I think I would love to try growing sweet Natalie and lisianthus this year.

Marybeth knox

November 02, 2022

This was an exciting year for my daughter and I grew our first few dahlias, unfortunately we drowned one, but live and learn , was amazed at how many tubers grew off of one plant . Will be ordering some peaches and cream without extra water!

Lisa

November 02, 2022

This spring was the first time I planted tubers. I was so impressed with the production of the eight tubers I purchased that I hope to double or triple it next spring! One of my favorites was “Sweet Natalie”, big but delicate looking bloom in the softest shades of pink! I hope I can add Heirloom White to the mix (and of course, more Ivanetti and Cornell as they were gorgeous this fall).

Page

November 02, 2022

I loved cornel and cornel bronze that I planted this year. It was my first time ever planting dahlias and I’m hooked! I would love to plant ivanetti and similar fall colors. I did also love sweet Natalie and peaches n cream that I planted. Too hard to pick a favorite!

Ellen Pierno

November 02, 2022

Definitely Labyrinth or Sierra Glow as I don’t have anything in the garden like them!

Cherish Walliser

November 02, 2022

I’m hoping to grow Cafe au Lait next year! One of my favorite this year was Linda’s Baby…she was beautiful!

Julianne Ramsey

November 02, 2022

I’m a newbie to growing my own Dahlias. This past year I grew a few from seed and just dug up the tubers for the 1st time. I’m so excited to see this process all the way thru. Loved your guide…it was very helpful!

Sarah B

November 02, 2022

I got Sierra Glow tubers from you this year and they took my breath away. So I’m back for more of those. Also looking to expand my smoky tones and elegant whites for wedding/events for friends: cornel bronze and cafe au lait also on my list. I want them all 🧡

Sue Haskell

November 02, 2022

I would love to add to my dahlia collection! Just finished digging all my tubers. It was a fantastic year!

Janie Arquitt

November 02, 2022

I’m going to grow asters next year! And, try my hand at loofah- I think they can be worked into floral design!!!

Amber

November 02, 2022

Most excited to grow new lisianthus varieties and a few new cool flowers. Also excited to expand on my favorite dahlias from this year like ferncliff copper!

Lisa Jacques

November 02, 2022

My tulips, daffs and dahlias were a disaster this past year, so I am trying again with your bulbs and hoping for a better outcome!! fingers crossed Also trying for peonies!!

Amber

November 02, 2022

Most excited to grow new lisianthus varieties and a few new cool flowers. Also excited to expand on my favorite dahlias from this year like ferncliff copper!

Alison Card

November 02, 2022

I can’t wait to add a few more varieties this year to our dahlia garden. Seniors Hope is definitely on the list. Your tubers for cornel and cornel bronze I planted grew beautifully. Such healthy plants!

Alli Lombard

November 02, 2022

Hoping to start my cafe au lait back up this year ☺️

Cheryl Piacentini

November 02, 2022

Good morning! Your flowers are stunning! I have always had a passion for flower arranging. With both kids at college I found myself at loose ends with some free time. I was looking for something that could fulfill my desire to nurture and to bring beauty into the world. I decided to try my hand at growing my absolute favorite flower the Dahlia!! Having no growing experience this was perhaps not the best flower to choose to start with! It has been quite a ride! Lots of ups and downs but in the end it was a perfect choice! I have learned so much this year and have loved the journey, and loved the joy that my flowers bring to myself and others. Next year I will expand the Dahlias. I would love to add Peaches N Cream to my garden. I am also planning on trying tulips and ranunculus, so I have spring blooms as well! Would be thrilled to win dahlia tubers!

Anna

November 02, 2022

So excited to finally start growing flowers again this next growing season! My favorite is the Cafe Au Lait dahlia! And a completely new flower I’ll be attempting to grow is the ranunculus

Michele

November 02, 2022

All your dahlias are so beautiful! I am hoping to plant some peaches and cream, daisy duke and the black dahlias as well! I already ordered some anemones and ranunculus corms from you. I can’t wait for my flower garden next year!!! Thanks for sharing all your beautiful blooms with us!

Allison

November 02, 2022

I grew Peaches N Cream, Cornel, and Cornel Bronze this year, and they were spectacular! I think next year I’d like to add some dahlias that are ver dark and very light on the color spectrum to balance out the beautiful gold/pink/bronzes!

Jessica

November 02, 2022

My favorite is Nicholas so I am looking forward to growing more varieties that complement that color theme, Gabrielle Marie, Linda’s baby, and Sierra Glow would go nicely! I love them all though, I am a sucker for a dark burgundy since it is excellent for Autumn arrangements!

Alyssa

November 02, 2022

Thank you for sharing your wisdom and for this opportunity! I’m trying new dahlia varieties next year and also planning to try growing lisianthus.

Kelly Tsutsui

November 02, 2022

My daughter and I are starting our first cutting garden and hope to grow Cafe au latte and a few other blush and cream colored dahlias! We love your farm and are so inspired by how you run your business! Thanks for the opportunity!

Diane Durow

November 02, 2022

Sweet Natalie and Peaches N Cream are at the top of my long list.

jessica Jordan

November 02, 2022

They are all so beautiful!!! I am looking forward to planting some in my yard this year. The Dalhia Siera glow are 🔥

Katherine hansen

November 02, 2022

This was the first year I had success with Dahlias! I am excited to try a new variety of yours! I love the new white variety. So simple and elegant.

Kristin

November 02, 2022

I’d love to get my hands on the coveted Peaches N Cream dahlia but Im really excited about growing delphinium this coming year!

Angela

November 02, 2022

During covid I was able to enjoy gardening more.my favorite has been the dahlias. I also like herbs so I can use them in my cooking.This past year I added some peonies and roses. I am looking forward to this year when I can plan out my new flower bed .

Mariellen Guidetti

November 02, 2022

The best flowers around! Always a gorgeous variety of arrangements to choose from all season long! I think the Dahlia Sierra Glow are my favorites of the Dahlias. Hope to add some to my home in the future!

Maggie Nazzaro

November 02, 2022

I love them all! It will be hard to choose on Saturday!

Madelyn M

November 02, 2022

I am dreaming about the cafe au lait, the ivanetti, and the sweet natalie 🥰

Melinda Ryan

November 02, 2022

The Ivanetti did great for me can’t wait to add peaches and and cream and labrynth!

Pat Deskus

November 02, 2022

We moved a year ago and I’ve had to create new gardens! A daunting task for sure! Next season I want to grow more showy dahlias like labyrinth, join a dahlia society, and possibly try my hand at exhibiting my dahlias! A box of your specialty dahlias would be a wonderful start and a credit to your farm! Thanks.

Lisa

November 02, 2022

2023 will be my third year with a cut flower garden. Every year I learn so many new things about plants and flowers so my list of what to grow is always growing longer. Dahlias have been a customer favorite so expanding on dahlias is actually what I have in mind. They’re just so costly for a small flower farmer that it’s been slow to build up my stock! I love seeing your photos and dreaming of when the dahlias I have now multiply enough to where I can have rows upon rows of beautiful flowers.

Paula H

November 02, 2022

Daisy Duke is a gorgeous as her namesake (70s kid here…didn’t we all want to be Daisy Duke 😄) ! I have yet to be able to snag a DD tuber. Fingers crossed I’ll get to purchase from Rooted before they sell out. Beautiful selections!

Erin Cormier

November 02, 2022

Peaches and cream

Jessica

November 02, 2022

This last year I was bitten by the flower bug, while it’s all new I’m most excited to grow dahlias and anemone!

Julie

November 02, 2022

I discover you this past summer, bought labyrinth and the peaches and cream mystery tubers. Absolutely love labyrinth. Hoping to add black magic to my collection!

Jenny Saunders Khan

November 02, 2022

This year I grew Ivanetti and fell in love with the flower structure. So pretty! Hope to add more ball dahlia like cornel. Dahlias have my heart!

Janet Lothrop

November 02, 2022

I love growing dahlias and am looking forward to getting some Peaches ‘n cream and Labyrinth from you this year. I love the pastel dahlias that remind you of a beautiful summer sunset!

Mary Mac

November 02, 2022

Can’t wait to grow the new varieties…at least they are new to me!! Love the Black magic and the Cafe Au Lait. I think they would go well with Linda’s Baby!!

Justine Muir

November 02, 2022

Dahlia Heirloom White has such a cool story – I hope to add that this year! Daisy Duke was one I added from you last year and it was my absolute favorite this season.

Vina

November 02, 2022

Dahlias are such a pretty flower! I would love to add some dahlias to the flower bed this spring.

Megan

November 02, 2022

I want to grow burgundy dahlias. Hoping to snag Black Magic and Ivanetti from your sale!

Lauren

November 02, 2022

Cafe au Lait, Sierra Glow and Daisy Duke

Merrie

November 02, 2022

Dahlias are amazing!! How can you pick just one??? I am looking to add Linda’s Baby. What a spectacular color.

Tracey

November 02, 2022

My son and husband built me a dahlia garden for my birthday, can’t wait to start filling it next year!

Sarah Mancini

November 02, 2022

I just love alllll your flowers! I hope to one day have a beautiful garden to be proud of.

Regina R

November 02, 2022

I would love to get some labrynth this year! I got three varieties last year and the Ivanetti were the ones that grew. So pretty!!

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