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The weather here in the PNW is starting to turn cooler and wetter, and we know that frost is right around the corner. As we look toward fall and the end of blooms, we wanted to share a few things we're doing right now to prepare for the end of flower season. Label...
https://vimeo.com/1008223989/29c58359a8?share=copy We don't let dahlias go to seed early in the season, and here's why: Every dahlia plant is growing with the “goal” of reproducing. To accomplish this, dahlias have two options: making seeds, and making tubers. If they...
Hey friends! It’s the beginning of “seed saving season” here at our farm, and one of the top questions we get this time of year centers on how to save seed from dahlias that don’t have open centers. It’s easy to see how saving seed from open-center varieties like...
At Triple Wren, we love sharing beauty. In fact, the greatest joy we find in our work comes from connecting with our Legacy Program hybridizers and bringing their unavailable or obscure varieties to market so that more gardeners can enjoy growing the incredible...
Have you ever wondered how dahlias make seeds? Here's an explanation of the different parts of the dahlia that make the seeds. Amazing seedlings can come from any form of dahlia, but it's easiest to see the parts that make the seeds on an open-faced dahlia form, so...
These gorgeous white and pale purple dahlias are two varieties I feel we couldn't live without here at the farm. We started growing Shiloh Noelle in 2018, and Bloomquist Compare in 2021. These dahlias are both so romantic, reliable, and vigorous. I've included both in...
These beautiful, glowy pink dahlias are two of our very favorite varieties here at the farm. Chilson's Pride was the first dahlia I ever grew. It was given to me in 2009 by a friend here in WA, right after Steve and I moved to the PNW from the southeast U.S. Sweet Ms....
If you visited our farm for an event this summer, you saw why we love growing the 700-ish named dahlia varieties in our fields. Besides the gorgeousness of it all, it is so helpful and useful to be able to compare similar blooms side by side for height, and vigor, and...
These two beautiful hybrids - one from Kristine Albrecht of Santa Cruz Dahlias and one hybridized by Paul Bloomquist right here in Whatcom County, Washington - are similar, but they have some distinct differences. KA's Peppercorn is a larger dahlia than Bloomquist...