How to Order: Browse the varieties below to plan your list. Tubers go on sale Spring 2027 — when the shop opens, you'll be able to add varieties to a cart and check out right here on the site. Tubers ship to the contiguous US and are also available for local pickup serving Livingston County & southern Genesee County (Howell, Brighton, Hartland, Fenton & surrounding areas). We do not ship to Hawaii or Alaska.
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Michigan Grown
Informal Decorative
Blush-pink petals edged in lavender blending to a soft yellow base — a striking, ever-changing light blend. Compact 4-6" blooms, abundant on long stems growing to about 5 feet.
Ball
Deep burgundy-red, so dark it appears nearly black in some light. A longtime cutting-garden favorite producing abundant blooms on strong, sturdy 3-4 foot plants.
Informal Decorative
Vivid flame-orange petals that are fluted, twisted and feathery with warm yellow undertones. Extremely prolific on strong 4-foot stems — an excellent, long-lasting cut flower.
Ball
Deep velvety chocolate-maroon with a dark center. One of the best dark dahlias — reliable, prolific, with long strong stems. A designer favorite for moody palettes.
Informal Decorative
Pure white with a creamy center. Among the most productive whites, on exceptionally long strong stems. Tall growing 4.5-6 feet.
Decorative
A beloved Bloomquist variety with reliable garden performance. Photo coming soon from our fields.
Formal Decorative
A clear cream base edged in soft lavender picotee, in a light color combination that's been in high demand with growers. Full, vigorous blooms bred by Paul Bloomquist.
Informal Decorative
Fresh fuchsia-purple that softens to a muted violet-pink as the season cools, with petals that recurve elegantly toward the stem. Part of the Bloomquist Legacy collection.
Informal Decorative
White with a soft pink blush and densely packed petals. Color deepens to a more pronounced lavender-pink in cooler temperatures on compact 3-foot plants.
Cactus
Golden honey-peach to peachy-orange blooms with warm yellow tones that lean honey-tan as the season progresses. Very productive on long strong stems.
Informal Decorative
Clear pink blooms with a reliable, sturdy form that holds up well in both garden and vase. A prolific producer growing 3-4 feet.
Formal Decorative
Soft lavender-purple petals fade to blush-white near the center with a deep violet eye. Compact, formal decorative Miniature blooms on a tidy 3-foot plant.
Informal Decorative
Warm golden-orange with coppery tones and iridescent petals. Tall and vigorous growing to 5.5 feet with abundant long-stemmed blooms. A two-time Stanley Johnson Medal winner.
Informal Decorative
Deep dark red with rich, ruffled petals. A compact grower at around 3 feet producing bold, dramatic blooms.
Ball
Dark red ranging from cherry-red to magenta in classic Peony form. Numerous layered petals forming a full, open bloom growing to around 3.5 feet.
Informal Decorative
Pure white with large, full blooms that hold up beautifully in heat. A beloved wedding variety growing to 4 feet. Introduced in 2018.
Informal Decorative
Fiery red-orange with warm yellow tones in Formal Decorative form. A compact grower producing cheerful, vivid blooms on strong stems.
Decorative
Bright pink with cool white highlights near the center, forming tight miniature balls. Very productive on 3-3.5 foot plants. A 2022 Bloomquist collection introduction.
Informal Decorative
Huge 8-11 inch blooms of bright orange-red with yellow showing on the edges and underneath of each petal, giving the illusion of tongues of fire. A 2001 Derrill W. Hart Award winner growing to 5 feet.
Informal Decorative
Variegated creamy white-to-pale-pink with fuchsia-pink brushstroke stripes that can vary bloom to bloom. Artistic, ever-changing, and long-lasting on 3-4 foot plants.
Ball
Creamy-to-pure white with a tight center in ball form. Geometric blooms on strong thick stems — a superb cut flower for weddings growing 3.5-5.5 feet.
Informal Decorative
Soft watermelon-pink blending to a buttercream-yellow center. Very full, fluffy blooms on 35-48 inch plants — a wedding favorite.
Dinner Plate
Pure white with a hint of pale yellow deep in the center and long petal shape in Waterlily form. A popular bridal cut flower on sturdy upright plants growing to about 5 feet.
Informal Decorative
The world's most iconic dahlia — variable creamy beige, blush and dusty-rose tones with no two blooms alike. Tall plants can grow to six feet and require staking.
Ball
Magenta and raspberry-pink with smoky purple and salmon-plum undertones that shift seasonally. Highly productive and weather-resistant Miniature Ball. A sport of Ivanetti introduced in 2014.
Informal Decorative
Variegated bright pink with burgundy splashes on each petal in Waterlily form. Fun, ruffled blooms on a strong 4-foot grower. A 2020 Swan Island introduction.
Informal Decorative
Warm coral to cinnamon-red that shifts through the season. A prolific workhorse and strong tuber producer, early on long stems growing to 4-5 feet. Introduced in 2009.
Decorative
Ivory and cream edged and tipped in vivid magenta-pink with pointed, wavy petals. A whimsical, eye-catching variety growing to 4 feet. Introduced in 2001.
Ball
Soft cherry-blossom pink with a creamy-champagne center and peach undertones. Among the first to flower, prolific on long sturdy stems growing 3.5-5 feet. A wedding favorite.
Ball
Rich velvety cherry-red with a slightly darker center. The quintessential ball dahlia — symmetrical, extremely productive with long strong stems and excellent vase life. A Stanley Johnson Medal winner.
Ball
Coppery bronze-orange ball — a sport of Cornel. Super-productive with strong stems and long vase life growing to 2.5-4 feet.
Waterlily
Buff, peachy-pink and cream blend that warms to apricot in cool autumn temperatures. A prolific 2021 cut-flower introduction with ever-changing color growing to 4 feet.
Waterlily
Vibrant orange miniature Informal Decorative with tidy, well-shaped petals. A cheerful pop of color for beds and cutting gardens.
Ball
Pale buttercream-yellow maturing to cream in miniature ball form. Rounded, tightly-formed mini-balls prized by designers for blending, growing 3-4 feet.
Ball
Glowing peach-pink ball with cupped petals and a rich apricot centre — absolutely stunning and long-lasting in the vase.
Decorative
Rich iridescent deep purple-plum with pointed petals that glow when backlit. Long strong stems, prolific and tall at 4-5 feet. A 2010 Swan Island introduction.
Semi-Cactus
White petals blending to hot magenta-pink at the tips — a bold bicolor Semi-Cactus. Small 4-6" blooms on a compact, upright plant. Bred by Swan Island Dahlias, 2010.
Cactus
Hot coral-pink blending to a yellow center with twisting, curling petals. Bold, sculptural blooms on a compact 3.5-4 foot plant.
Informal Decorative · Dinner Plate
Hot fuchsia-raspberry with a tiny touch of white deep in the petals. Prolific with striking color growing to 4 feet. A 2015 Swan Island introduction.
Decorative
Creamy-white with a creamy center and gently swirling petals on large 8-10 inch blooms. Late-season, strong grower reaching 4.5 feet. A 2016 Swan Island introduction.
Informal Decorative
Clear pure white with lightly notched petal tips. A fluffy, romantic wedding staple growing 4-5 feet tall. Introduced in 2000.
Informal Decorative
Dark black-red, deep velvety burgundy that appears nearly black in some light. Tall and vigorous at 4-5 feet. A 2021 Stanley Johnson Medal co-winner.
Ball
Dusty lavender-rose and mauve with bronzy undertones and coral accents toward the center in Ball form. Long sturdy stems growing to around 4.5 feet.
Ball
Deep velvety plum-purple with classic globe-shaped, tightly-packed curved petals. Generous bloomer with weather resistance and long vase life growing 3.5-5 feet.
Ball
Warm apricot-tangerine orange with luminous, perfectly spherical blooms and inward-curved petals on dark straight stems. Hardy and productive at 40 inches to 5 feet. Introduced in 2004.
Decorative
Peachy-orange with fuchsia-tipped petals, a pink center and yellow hints in Semi-Cactus form. Abundant and early with strong stems growing 3.5-5 feet. Introduced in 1986.
Decorative · Dinner Plate
Pale moon-yellow on large 8-10 inch blooms. Glowing, fully double in Informal Decorative form on strong stems. Late-season and prolific, growing 3.5-5 feet.
Decorative
Soft apricot-peach blended with pink and yellow, with occasional fiery-orange streaks. A compact border plant with dramatic seasonal color shifts growing 3-4 feet.
Ball
Orange-bronze tones in a compact miniature Formal Decorative form. A florist-requested bloom that holds up well when cut, long-blooming from mid-summer to fall.
Decorative
Vivid red with passionate, bold presence. Strong stems and prolific blooms make this a cutting garden must-have.
Informal Decorative
True vivid tangerine-orange in classic Ball form. A cutting-garden workhorse — extremely productive with long strong stems growing 3.5-5 feet. Also known as 'Sylvia' in Europe.
Informal Decorative
Golden-yellow petals outlined in vivid raspberry-pink, with peachy-orange tones that deepen toward the dark reverse. A tropical, eye-catching bloom on dark foliage and stems. Introduced by Swan Island Dahlias in 2019.
Informal Decorative
White base blended with lavender-pink intensifying toward petal tips. Medium to large blooms on sturdy 3.5-4 foot plants. Introduced in 2012.
Waterlily
Blended peach and soft yellow shifting to brighter gold and orange as the season cools. A 2019 Derrill W. Hart Award winner from the American Dahlia Society growing 3-3.5 feet.
Decorative · Dinner Plate
Deep burgundy-purple tipped in pure white — a dramatic bicolor that has been a grower favorite for decades. Blooms hold upright on compact 3-4 foot plants.
Decorative
Crisp pure white Miniature Ball. Early, vigorous and highly productive in a classic formal shape. Excellent for wedding and design work growing 2-4 feet.
Formal Decorative
A soft blend of salmon and peach that lightens toward the petal edges, with neat, fully double blooms on a tall, sturdy plant.
Informal Decorative
Creamy white and lavender-pink petals dipped and tipped in fuchsia-magenta with creamy throats in Laciniated form. Fully double with feathery, split petals growing 3-4 feet. Bred in South Africa, 1995.
Ball
Dark coral-pink with deeper raspberry streaks and yellow undertones, fading to creamy peach-pink late season. Large, sturdy and prolific growing 3.5-5 feet. Introduced in 1998.
Informal Decorative
Muted coppery-bronze and dusty rose with peach and orange tones and an iridescent glow. Very productive even when cut heavily on plants reaching 3-6 feet. Introduced in 1995.
Ball
Soft lavender-pink with white highlights near the centers in Ball form. Large bushy plants smothered in romantic blooms on long, straight, strong stems growing 3-5 feet.
Waterlily
Bright pink in classic Semi-Cactus form with strong, sturdy stems. Prolific and long-blooming — an excellent choice for cutting gardens growing 4-5 feet.
Semi-Cactus
Primrose-yellow center blending through red to bright magenta-purple tips with narrow, pointed, rolled petals. Shimmers in sunlight. A prolific heirloom from 1975.
Decorative
Warm coral-raspberry and salmon-pink dusted with lavender and frosted tips in Formal Decorative form. Compact, sturdy and prolific with long stems growing 4-5 feet.
Informal Decorative
Warm amber-bronze and butterscotch tones in Semi-Cactus form. Fluffy blooms on long strong stems, very productive and tall at 5-6 feet. Support is recommended.
Decorative
Deep maroon-purple at the base fading to bright white tips with every bloom uniquely patterned in bicolor Formal Decorative form. Prolific with strong stems growing 4-5 feet. Introduced in 1986.
Informal Decorative
Lavender-pink with broad pointed petals that arch gracefully back toward the stem on large 8-10 inch blooms. A statuesque, abundant producer growing 4-5 feet.
Informal Decorative
Pure white with finely fringed petals in Formal Decorative form. An heirloom from 1942, reliable and prolific as both a bloom and tuber producer growing 3-4 feet.
Decorative
A light blend of pink, blush and apricot with a distinctive dusky wine-plum center in Ball form. Early, self-branching and prolific growing 3.5-5 feet.
Decorative
A light blend of golden-yellow, peachy blush and pink with subtle lavender undertones that shift through the season in Formal Decorative form. Tall and vigorous growing 4.5-6 feet.
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Fresh Cut Blooms
Starting late July through first frost, we offer fresh-cut dahlias by the stem or as bloom buckets — a generous mix of whatever is cutting beautifully that day. Perfect for DIY arranging or filling your home with flowers.
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