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‘Not Cinderella”
$15.00
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African Peach
$15.00
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African Sunrise
$15.00
Total: 37 in stock
African Sunrise (3 Pack)
$30.00
Total: 9 in stock
Ailsa Bailey
$30.00
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Aitara Laverne
$20.00
Total: 5 in stock
Alloway Candy
$18.00
Total: 4 in stock
Andrew Mitchell
$18.00
Total: 17 in stock
Angela
$20.00
Total: 5 in stock
Araluen Leatrice
$25.00
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Autumn Times
$20.00
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Barbarry Bonafide
$15.00
Total: 3 in stock

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It’s that time of year when boxes replace blooms a

It’s that time of year when boxes replace blooms and the shed becomes our second home. Liz, myself, and our feathered mate have been living among tape guns, labels, and cardboard towers.

But just outside the shed doors, there’s the promise of the flowering season. Our dahlias are beginning to break through the earth at the harvesting farm and in the florist gardens. Those first green tips reminding us what all this work is for.

This season we’re introducing nine new seedling beds, designed so we can keep a close, careful eye on each seedling as it moves through its three year journey. These beds will become the cradle for future Dahlia Patch cultivars. It’s the place where potential will be noticed, nurtured, and eventually chosen.

And soon, something special.
We’ll be introducing a Seedling Naming Register, where you’ll be able to apply to have a seedling named in honour of a loved one. It has taken us some time, but this season we will introduce this slow, heartfelt process that lets stories rest alongside the flowers as they grow.

For now, while the dahlias wake and the season begins to turn, there’s still time to place an order. We’re moving through the final weeks of packing, and we’d love to send a box your way before the flowers take over again.

Order online where you can opt to see only those dahlias that are still In Stock.

Our truck signage is a milestone moment. Suddenly

Our truck signage is a milestone moment. Suddenly The Dahlia Patch isn’t just a place, it’s a presence on the road, a moving piece of our story. There’s something deeply satisfying about seeing our identity rendered in paint and vinyl saying this is who we are.

Thank you for such a lovely response to our sale t

Thank you for such a lovely response to our sale today. Tubers will be posted tomorrow but there is still time to order …

Are you looking for a flower filled day in the Sou

Are you looking for a flower filled day in the Southern Highlands? Just 90 minutes from Sydney or Canberra.
Our new Sunset Harvest dates are now live, and they’re the perfect way to enjoy the region at its most beautiful.

At The Dahlia Patch Flower Farm you can wander the rows, snip your own dahlias, and create a bouquet with gentle guidance from Liz, our on‑farm florist. Most harvest sessions include Liz’s calm, hands‑on help which is perfect for beginners or anyone wanting to learn natural, garden‑style arranging.

Once your flowers are picked, you’re welcome to leave your arrangement safely inside our flower farm cabin while you spend the day exploring Bowral, Mittagong, Berrima, or any of the Highlands’ cafés, wineries, and boutiques.

On the farm, you’ll find:
• Our Barista Coffee Van serving freshly roasted Coffee Culture beans
• Pre order scones (warm, soft, and loved by every guest)
• Cheese platters available for Sunset Harvest evenings
• A peaceful picnic area by the dam which is perfect for lingering with friends, food, and flowers

Whether you’re visiting for a day trip or making a weekend of it, The Dahlia Patch offers a gentle, colourful pause in the middle of your Southern Highlands adventure.

New Sunset Harvest dates now open online. Link is in the bio. Limited spots. High demand.
#dahliaharvest #dahliaseason #dahlias

Growing Dahlias From Cuttings. My First Year of Fi

Growing Dahlias From Cuttings.
My First Year of Finally Saying Yes

I’ve grown dahlias for years, but this season I’m doing something completely new, I’m growing from cuttings, thanks to Gerard Oldfield from Highland Dahlias, who has insisted that I give it a proper go and as usual has provided such great support.

The truth is, I’ve avoided cuttings because I live between Sydney and the Southern Highlands, and I’m not always home to water them. But this year? I’m so obsessed I’ve started taking them with me in the car much to my husband’s horror (he’s very car focused!). Little trays of green hope travelling back and forth like precious cargo. And now I finally understand why growers rave about cuttings.

So why Grow Dahlias From Cuttings Instead of (or alongside) Tubers?
• Stronger uniform plants. Cuttings are clones of the mother plant, you get consistent height, form, and bloom quality.
• More plants from one tuber. A single tuber with multiple shoots can become many plants. It’s the most efficient way to expand your patch.
Cuttings and tubers aren’t an either/or. They’re a beautiful partnership.

Tomorrow, when our tubers go out into the world following our FINAL TUBER SALE AT 10am (please take note 😁), some will arrive with little shoots already forming. That means you have two growing options:

• Plant the tuber as usual and
• Take a shoot and try your hand at growing a cutting

It’s a gentle, low risk way to learn and you might surprise yourself with how easy and satisfying it is. If I can do it while shuttling between Sydney and the Highlands, you absolutely can too.

Growing from cuttings has made me fall in love with dahlias all over again. There’s something tender and hopeful about watching a tiny green shoot become a full, blooming plant.

If you’re picking up or receiving tubers early next week, keep an eye out for those little shoots. They’re not just the start of a plant, they’re your invitation to try something new.

Multiple Shoots May Not Mean Gall. This time of y

Multiple Shoots May Not Mean Gall.

This time of year, Dahlia growers everywhere start to worry:
“My tuber has multiple shoots — is it gall?”

In many cases the answer is no.

Multiple shoots often simply means that the main growing tip has snapped, often during postage, handling, or storage. The tuber responds by sending out backup shoots which is a normal, healthy recovery behaviour.

Gall is very specific and once you know the signs, it’s easy to distinguish from normal shoots.
Look for:
• Cauliflower like swelling at the crown
• Distorted, lumpy tissue rather than clean, straight shoots
• Misshapen growth that doesn’t resemble a shoot at all
• Abnormal bumps that look fused or blistered

If the shoots are clean, straight, and emerging normally, you’re not looking at gall instead you’re looking at a tuber that has simply lost its main tip and is doing what dahlias do best: recovering.

Even with careful handling, a shoot can break, but it happens with early season shoots that are tender and easily knocked.
When this occurs, the tuber sends up multiple shoots as a backup plan.

This is not a health issue, not a disease, and not gall.

What to do if you’re concerned
If you’re unsure, here’s a simple pathway:
• Check the crown closely by looking for swelling, distortion, or abnormal tissue.
• Compare the shoots as gall does not produce normal shoots.
• Isolate the tuber if you’re still worried. Keep it separate until you’re confident.
• Discard only if true gall signs appear. Never discard a tuber just because it has multiple shoots.

Remember:

Multiple shoots don’t mean gall, it may mean that the main growing tip has snapped and the tuber is simply sending backups.
#dahliadisease #healthydahlias #dahlias

Peonies about to explode, kangaroo paw blazing, su

Peonies about to explode, kangaroo paw blazing, sunsets painting the farm in gold, and dahlia orders posted today.

The tuber site is now closed until the sale opens on Sunday… a quiet pause whilst we stocktake. The dahlias are waking and the quantities are being updated.
Thank you for your patience in waiting for our final sale. We are excited to be posting these beautiful dahlias to you .

#TheDahliaPatch #FlowerFarmLife #PeonySeason #KangarooPaw #DahliaSeason

Final Release Sale : Sunday 25 October, 10am We’r

Final Release Sale : Sunday 25 October, 10am

We’re closing the website this afternoon for a short pause while we finish our stock take in the shed.
As the tubers continue to wake and show their strong, healthy shoots, we’re preparing a final, curated collection for our last release of the season.

Our Final Release Sale will open on Sunday 25 October at 10am.

This final drop will include the freshest additions from the shed. They will be the tubers that have only just stirred, shown their shoots, and are now ready for planting. Each one is being checked by hand so we can give you proven, ready to grow dahlias for the season ahead.

Thank you for your patience while we take the time to do this properly.
We can’t wait to share this last burst of colour with you.

See you Sunday at 10am.

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