What do I do with my tubers once I receive them? If you’re ready to plant, when your nights are above freezing and your ground is not overly wet, I recommend planting them as soon as possible. A good way to know if you’re ready to plant is to look...

Watch our dahlia tuber unboxing video to know what to expect in your order from Columbia River Dahlias. Click on the image above to watch the video.    Video transcription:  Hi I'm Shelby Gamache with Columbia River Dahlias and today we are showing you an unboxing video for those who ordered tubers from...

Are you purchasing dahlia tubers this season?  As dahlia growers across the country are getting ready to host their tuber sales and begin shipping in the Spring, it’s helpful to know what to expect when your tubers arrive in the mail. Each dahlia variety is unique when it blooms, color,...

Watch this video for a quick tutorial on planting dahlias.   Before you plant, be sure all signs of frost have passed. Your ground temperature should be above 55º. You can use a  thermometer to gauge ground temperature, be sure to measure temp at 4-6” deep. Your soil should be damp,...

Taking cuttings from dahlia tubers is one of the fastest and most inexpensive ways to grow your stock.  What you’ll need:  Warming up dormant tubers: Potting mix/soil Pot(s) for tubers Labels/plant tags Sharpie marker Heated room above 60º  Once eyes have grown and it’s time to take cuttings: Tray with...