GROW YOUR OWN · SOUTH GIPPSLAND

Dahlia tubers to grow & love in your own garden

Shop our seasonal tubers

Quality dahlia tubers grown right here on the farm — chosen for their beauty, vigour and the joy they bring to a garden. Available each season while stocks last.

Due to bio-security, our tubers can only be posted within Victoria.

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About our tubers

The real magic is in growing your own.

Every tuber in our collection has been grown and selected right here on the farm. We choose varieties for their beauty, their reliability in the garden and the sheer joy they bring when they come into bloom — usually when you least expect it.

Whether you’re building a cutting garden, filling a border or adding something spectacular to pots on a sunny deck — there’s a dahlia here for you.

Pickup or Postage

Free collection from the farm in Korumburra, South Gippsland.

Postage Victoria only. Postage costs calculated at checkout.

Inclusions

Every tuber comes with a step-by-step how-to-grow guide.

Priced per tuber. Prices vary by variety and are listed on each product.

Seasons

September through November, or until sold out.

Popular varieties go quickly.

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From the Grow Guide

A little taste of what’s inside

Every tuber we sell comes with a comprehensive growing guide written from our own experience in the garden. Here’s a glimpse at what you can expect.

WHEN TO PLANT

Plant your tubers after the last frost, when the soil has begun to warm — typically from mid-spring in South Gippsland and similar climates.

DEPTH & SPACING

Plant tubers 10–15cm deep with the eye facing upward. Space 60–90cm apart to give each plant room to grow and air to circulate.

STAKING & SUPPORT

Place stakes at planting time to avoid disturbing the tuber later. Tie loosely as the plant grows — dahlias can become top-heavy in full bloom.

FEEDING & WATERING

Water deeply once a week rather than little and often. Feed with a low-nitrogen fertiliser once buds begin to form to encourage abundant flowering.

END OF SEASON

After the first frost blackens the foliage, lift your tubers, allow them to dry, and store in a cool frost-free spot over winter — ready to do it all again next year.

The full guide is included with every tuber purchase. It covers everything from soil preparation and pinching to pest management and dividing tubers at season’s end.

Common Questions

Everything you need to know