Today we’d like to introduce you to Alexandra Finch, member of Triple Wren’s Novice Hybridizer Class of 2024, and her amazing dahlia, Finch’s Cornman. Alexandra Finch Alexandra is a farmer-florist and small business owner of Finch Florals, an event floral studio based in Dexter, MI. Though she never set out to be a flower farmer, […]
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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 diversity of beauty they’ve created. In 2024, we expanded our commitment to
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In the earliest years of Triple Wren Farms we grew flowers in the middle of an apple orchard, slinging buckets of blooms at a beautiful wholesale market in Seattle. We poured ourselves into the farmer-florist life: wholesaling thousands of dahlias and roses, flowering-up over 300 weddings between 2014-2019, and hosting festivals and workshops that brought our community together. With
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Growing dahlias is a year round endeavor. Granted, some seasons are more intense than other seasons, but dahlias are always on our mind. We want to know what you’re doing with your dahlia tubers right now (besides shopping for more)! Take our poll and let us know what your Winter Dahlia Tuber Personality is. Whatever your personality is, we have
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Today we’d like to highlight the very first hybridizer of our Legacy Hybridizer Program. In fact, we started the Legacy Program just for him! In 2017, Steve met Paul Bloomquist at a local Dahlia Society meeting, and over the years they became friends. Paul is a dahlia celebrity in our corner of the world because he
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Here are answers to some of our most frequently asked questions about Triple Wren Farms Canada. Where will my dahlias ship from? This year, we are selling tubers that grew in 2024 at our farm in Ferndale, Washington, but in spring 2025 we will be planting our dahlias in Canada and beginning the exciting journey
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We’re super excited to announce that Triple Wren Farms has officially expanded into Canada! This year, Steve and Sarah are beginning to build what we hope will become a truly beautiful, thriving Canadian flower business that will eventually bring all our amazing varieties to gardens all over Canada. New Canadian Website In winter 2025, our
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Our lives are filled with dahlias right now, despite the fact that it’s winter. Every day we’re either organizing and dividing the 50,000-ish tuber clumps we dug from our field last fall, or busy talking with the amazing hybridizers who created them. Today we’d like to highlight two of our Legacy Hybridizers–Steve and Sandy Boley of
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We are so excited to introduce you to TWO new Salish dahlias— Salish Sweet Laila and Salish Glory Be. These dahlias are hybridized by the lovely Noni Morrison, who also hybridized Salish Twilight Girl and Salish Snow Day along with many other beauties–several of which you’ll be seeing in our online shop in future years! All four of these varieties are part of our
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Most gardeners know every square inch of their gardening space like they know an old, faithful friend. We cultivate and love our soil, the plants that grow in it, the pollinators and wildlife it attracts, and of course the beauty and bounty it produces. This time of year, when our gardens in the northern hemisphere
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