Disco Bay Dahlias

Discovery bay, wa

Tubers sold Oct 2026 WILL SHIP OCTOBER 2026. Please do not purchase tubers if you are not comfortable planting them immediately or properly storing them for the winter.
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I'm Adriana! I'm a stay-at-home-mom to three young kiddos, and wife to a shellfish and timber farmer. We live on Discovery Bay in beautiful Washington State. I've been growing dahlias for going on seven years now, and it's become a real passion of mine. I love growing them, taking photos of them, learning more about them, and sharing them with others - flowers and tubers. Here's a little snippet about how I got sucked into the world of dahlias -

In 2021, I won an Instagram giveaway which included two dahlia tubers. I had a friend across the state who grew them, so I offered to ship them to her, as I had no idea what to do with these potato-looking things. She told me, "Just plant them, trust me." And there began the obsession. What started with two tubers, Doris Duke & Cafe au Lait, has now become hundreds of tubers and a designated flower garden in my yard. Growing these beautiful, unique flowers is exciting, challenging, and brings me so much joy. I sell my extras to help fund new varieties I want to grow, as well as make some cash for materials and maybe a small tractor someday. I'm never going to try to gauge people - just hoping to spread the flower love. My bucket list goal is to create & name a new dahlia variety someday. I've made some wonderful friendships through the flower community and can't wait to continue to do so. Thanks for looking! :)

Follow along:

Instagram @DiscoBayDahlias

Facebook: Discovery Bay Dahlias

the fine print

Tubers are sold as single tubers. I will only ship viable, intact tubers with a body, neck, crown, and eye. Each tuber will be labeled by Sharpie.

I will ship Mon-Weds so packages don't sit over the weekend. Tubers will ship carefully with USPS in priority flat rate boxes. Tubers will be individually packaged and labeled by variety, and shipped in cedar shavings with insulated bubble wrap and paper padding. Shipping is $15 flat fee.

I send tracking, and rely on USPS for safe delivery. I can't be responsible for packages lost in transit; however, most packages come with $100 insurance. Claims can be filed by the customer with USPS directly. 

If you want local pickup (Sequim, WA area) please choose free local pickup at checkout. Pickup orders will be ready within a few days of placing your order. You'll receive an email with the address when you place a local pickup order.

Please open & properly store your tubers immediately upon receipt. I require notification within three days if there are any problems with your order. After that, the plant's success is up to you & nature! I can't control your growing conditions, the weather, your treatment, or Mother Nature. If you claim receipt of a mislabeled tuber, I'll need to see the tuber and our writing to be sure it is from me. Everyone is human, but mistakes happen, and I've got little hands helping me along the way. I will work very hard to send the variety you purchase. In case of a mislabel, I'll refund you the amount for the tuber.

If I run out of a variety, or have storage failure, I will refund you for that variety and notify you. Numbers on my site are conservative, and I will try hard not to disappoint! Remember, tubers come in all shapes and sizes. The size of the tuber doesn't determine how well the plant will grow.

Dahlia stock in general is estimated to have a high percentage of virus. It is not feasible for me to virus test everything and keep tubers affordable. Also, virus testing is not an all-clear as virus is transmitted by bugs throughout the season. I sanitize between cutting plants, cull anything suspicious, and am very careful when dividing and cutting plants as to not contaminate. I use spray in the evening as needed, but only use organic treatments and sprays, as well as Sluggo. I have never had a case of gall in the garden. 

No cancellations allowed since I am reserving tubers for you. Please make sure your address is correct on your order.

Important - there has been an influx of growers who are quick to take to socials if they have questions or concerns about tubers. PLEASE just send me an email if you have any concerns, and not take to social media immediately. I inspect every single tuber that goes out. Tubers may be oddly shaped (they're roots of a plant that grow together). Sometimes they get a few wrinkles in storage, but are still absolutely viable. 

Thank you so much for looking! Let's spread the flower joy!

From planting to bloom

  1. Prepare

    Choose a sunny spot

    Select a location with well-drained soil and at least six hours of sun.

  2. Plant

    Plant after frost

    Plant tubers when the soil has warmed and the risk of frost has passed.

  3. Grow

    Water and support

    Water consistently as growth appears and add support as plants develop.

  4. Enjoy

    Welcome the blooms

    Cut flowers regularly to encourage more blooms through the season.

  5. Store

    Lift and store tubers

    After frost blackens the foliage, lift, dry, and store tubers in a cool place.