Nearly 6 years ago, we moved from suburbia (where we grew what we could in every nook and cranny of our 1/4 acre lot) to an 8-acre family farm in the beautiful woods of northern Georgia. After years of growing edibles, we decided to try our hand at growing flowers. 

 

One season of growing 500 dahlia tubers was all it took. We were hooked and our business--Dahlias & Dogwood (named for the popular Dogwood trees that dotted our Georgia forest)--was born.

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Since then, our family of six (and our dahlia tubers) moved back to our roots in Utah, to start a new dahlia farm on 7 acres in beautiful Cache Valley.

As you can imagine, rebuilding a farm from the ground up is no easy task. In the years ahead, we’re committed to providing you with beautiful blooms and vigorous tubers by focusing on soil health and increasing biodiversity on our new land. (And that includes planting native Red-Osier Dogwood shrubs so our business name still works!)

We couldn't be more exited to be growing these beauties to share with the local and online dahlia-loving community.

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Thanks for stopping by!