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RE Introductions Sale

Closes October 6 at 8pm EST.

We have a remarkable variety of seven original dahlias, individual dahla tubers, and flower seeds available for purchase beginning October 2-6, 2025.

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Discover the RE Original Dahlias
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There is a garden in your heart.

It’s a place where life and beauty can flourish with care. Where you work the ground with the hope of something greater than what you’ve seen or known.

The deepest desire is to see the forgotten, abandoned, and neglected places made beautiful once more, revealing the Eden within.

And it is there, in that place of wholeness, where you discover a love that is not your own, the place where humility thrives and the very source of all joy flows, springing forth into every part of your life, bringing life to you and those around you.

May you see Eden restored in your day, not just in your gardens, but within.

@RestoringEdenFlowers

Last, but most certainly not the least, - Meet Crown Jewel. My first “big” dahlia year—175 plants in a backyard that felt like a kingdom. One day, late in the season, I watched Kristine Albright demonstrate hand-pollination with an
Some varieties arrive as color; Redemption arrived as a conviction. At first glance it is dark scarlet and crimson, a heart-deep red with a raspberry undertone and a true red edge that flashes as the season matures. When blooms are tight, the color
Introducing—Morning Mercy A living sunrise in bloom—peach-pink drifting into soft yellow. It’s hard to believe this seedling nearly didn’t make “the cut,” but each season the blossom grew more luminous. One fall
Are you ready for Confetti? I’ve been holding my tongue a while on this one. Meet Cornel Confetti — a naturally occurring sport discovered in 2018 by Restoring Eden co-op partner, Robert Sarniak among a long row of Cornel. After 7 seas
Last year, I released a limited number of a garden variety that I knew wasn’t “show worthy,” but pumped out blooms like you wouldn’t believe; and was a friend to bees and pollinators everywhere. To my shock, this wonky little
Today, you get to meet, Pinky Promise. Elegant and assured, Pinky Promise is a Formal Decorative dahlia in saturated dark pink (ADS DP-19) with subtle 4” blooms on 4–5’ plants. Its name honors a true and tender story about a daugh
✨ Meet Wondermore ✨ This dahlia was born from one of 120 seedlings I planted in 2022. Its first bloom stopped me in my tracks—a dark raspberry-merlot fading to silvery-white. The second bloom was solid wine, with two singular petals of ombr&ea

Dahlia Chats

Buying Tubers, Imports, and Big Box Stores

From Home Depot to Lowes, and Breck’s to Eden Brothers; importers and big box stores, may offer good deals, but often that comes at a cost. Damaged material, mislabeling, and gull are becoming all too common contributors in the pursuit of growing healthy dahlias.

Dividing and Storing Dahlia Tubers

Join Coty as he sits down to walk through the process of dividing a dahlia tuber clump from the Restoring Eden garden. From dividing to labeling and into storage, watch in real-time as Coty walks through his process for successful and easy dahlia tuber storage.

Raised Beds + Overcoming Challenges

After getting an order of 50 tubers cancelled, I improvised, challenged myself and created even more space to grow over 200 dahlias in a 20x20 foot first-year garden patch. This shows the process and ease of adding good additional space.