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2025 Dahlia Tuber Sale

Our in-person sale is on Saturday, March 8th, 2025 from 10am-2pm. We are thrilled to combine our offerings with beauties grown by fellow local growers Brenna Estrada (Three Brothers Blooms), Nina Foster (Trillium Finch), and Allison Lingbloom (Kale Lane Dahlias). Any Bee Merry Farm stock remaining after the in-person sale will be offered at our online sale. Nina, Brenna, Allison, and I look forward to chatting dahlias in person with you! Location: A.J. Johnson Barn, 17322 Beaver Marsh Road, Mount Vernon, WA.

Please visit this link and read through the FAQs if you plan to attend our in-person sale: https://threebrothersblooms.com/dahlia-tuber-sale/

Our online sale is on Saturday, March 15th at 4pm Pacific Time. Varieties will be updated following our in-person sale. Online orders will ship or be ready for farm pick-up in early April.

To keep up with the latest information on our dahlia sales, including potential dahlia re-stocks, follow along on Instagram (@beemerryfarm). Thank you for understanding that we’re unable to personally respond to each inquiry about tuber sales.

Refund Policy: Please inspect your tubers upon arrival. Refunds are only made in instances in which a tuber does not produce an eye. We do not provide refunds for tubers that rot or fail to thrive in their growing conditions, as much of that is at the mercy of Mother Nature. We do not provide refunds for dahlias that exhibit symptoms associated with disease (please read below about how we mitigate virus and gall in our dahlias).

A note about plant health: All stock has been inspected by the WA State Department of Agriculture during the growing season; we are a licensed nursery with the state of Washington. Throughout the growing season, we are vigilant about culling dahlias that do not look healthy; it is cost-prohibitive for us to test all of our stock for virus so we adhere to a “when in doubt, throw it out” policy. Our farm is open for private u-pick appointments in the fall; to maintain plant health, we require guests use our clippers and we disinfect clippers between each guest’s use. We release beneficial insects, and minimize weeds, to alleviate bug pressure. When dividing tuber clumps, we disinfect our clippers between each clump.