The flower rows
Dahlia tubers
This is a preview. Every one of these grew here, and we lift the clumps after the first frost and divide them through the winter, but nothing is for sale yet and there are no prices on this page.
They are the same plants the stand cuts from all season, and the same rows the golden hour sessions are booked in. If you have seen something here you liked, this is how you take it home permanently.
What we can tell you now is what is in the ground. When the clumps are lifted we will know how many of each there are, and that is when prices and dates go up. Ask to be told and you will hear first.
Details
- PriceNot set yet. This is a preview.
- Varieties52 growing here
- GrownHere, in Lakebay
- To ask[email protected] or (720) 751-1657
From the rows this year
Our own blooms.
Every one of these was grown and photographed here. We have not put variety names under them yet, because we would rather leave a picture unnamed than name it wrongly.
What we grow
52 varieties.
A few are named by what they look like rather than what they are. Those came to us unlabeled and we would rather say so than print a guess on a tuber. Pictures of each named variety go up once we are certain which bloom is which.
- A La Mode
- AC Abby
- Alloway Candy
- Babett
- Bahama Mama
- Bantling
- Bed Head
- Boom Boom White
- BQ Compare
- Bracken Loreli
- Brandon Michael
- Bridezilla
- Brookside Snowball
- Cherry Drop (neon red)
- Colorado Classic
- Cornel Bronze
- Cornel Red
- Crazy Love
- Day Dreamer
- Emory Paul
- Fire Magic
- French Doll
- Gay Princess
- Ginger Snap
- Gitts Attention
- Gitts Crazy
- Gloriosa
- Golden Scepter
- I Do
- Jowey Frambo
- Kelvins Floodlight
- Lady Liberty
- Lakeview Curly
- Magic Moment
- Moonstruck
- Neon Splender
- Open red
- Painted Girl
- Penhill Watermelon
- Prince of Orange
- Procyon
- Red Pigmy
- Shaggy Chic
- Show N Tell
- Small red/orange ball
- Steven David
- Stillwater Brilliance
- Todd H.
- Touche
- Who Me?
- Wynn's New Pastel
- Yellow Bird
Ahead of the sale
Tell us what caught your eye.
Send the varieties you are interested in and we will come back to you when the clumps are divided, with what there actually is and what it costs. A clump that looked generous in October does not always give five good tubers with an eye on each, which is why nothing is promised or priced yet.
Email [email protected] or call (720) 751-1657.