We are giving our tubers a nice winter’s rest! Our shop will re-open February 2nd 2025
Why shop with us? We’re a family-owned farm that only uses organic growing methods and locally sourced lumber, soil, and composts. Moreover, we are PASSIONATE about what we grow. Each plant is cared for, nourished, pinched, pruned, and inspected for pests on a daily individual basis. (Some of us here at Fable’s may go so far as to play music for them and talk to them… that may be going a bit too far, but it feels right so we’re sticking with it.) We are serious about preventing diseases and viruses in our plants - we sanitize between every cut of plant and tuber, and we destroy anything questionable as per the ADS recommendations. Every penny you spend with Fable’s Farm Dahlias goes right back into building our farm.
Thank you for your support!
TUBER SALES SHIPPING AND RETURNS:
Tuber sales are limited to the USA only at this time. We are in zone 6A/5B here at Fable’s Farm, which means we have ice and snow well into March and sometimes April. Our tubers are shipped out starting mid April to make certain they do not freeze in transit. We only store tubers that contain visible eyes in autumn - these eyes sometimes shrink in winter storage and may be hard to see in early spring, but they will plump up and return after planting! From there, it’s all about growing conditions and practices. We do not assume responsibility for tubers once they have been delivered safe and sound to your address. We package our tubers in labeled baggies of soil or other substrate on hand, and these are nestled into kraft paper for protection. In the rare case of tubers damaged during shipping, please report the damage with a photo of the shipping container and the tuber/s within 24 hours of receiving your package so we can send a replacement (if in stock) or a refund.
For tips on how to grow your new tubers, visit our Dahlia Care and Planting Guide page (a card with basic tips is also included with every tuber order for your convenience!) We recommend joining dahlia groups on social media, and checking out your local Dahlia Society as well as the American Dahlia Society, which are a wealth of further indepth knowledge.