Dahlia Tubers UK – 2027 Collection Launching October 2026
Discover our collection of florist-quality dahlia tubers, chosen for colour, productivity and garden performance. Whether you're growing dahlias for cutting, wedding work or simply to fill your garden with flowers from Jul until the first frosts, you'll find carefully selected varieties here.
Our range includes decorative dahlias, cactus dahlias, waterlily dahlias, dinnerplate dahlias, collarette dahlias and anemone-flowered varieties in a wide range of colours.
Our current dahlia season has now finished. The 2027 collection will launch in Oct 2026, with tubers dispatched in spring 2027 when planting conditions are right. In the meantime, you can browse the collection, save your favourites and sign up for stock notifications.
COLLECTIONS
WATERLILLY
CACTUS
DECORATIVE
COLARRETTE & ANEMONE
DINNERPLATE
Want to grow better dahlias?
Read our collection of dahlia growing guides covering planting, propagation, breeding, lifting and storing tubers over winter.
Dahlia Grow Along | Breeding Dahlias from Seed | Growing Dahlias | Propagating Dahlias |
How to Store Dahlias Over Winter |
Dahlia FAQs
When do dahlia tubers go on sale?
Our 2027 collection will launch in Oct 2026. Sign up for stock notifications to be first to hear when your favourite varieties become available.
When are dahlia tubers dispatched?
Dahlia tubers are dispatched in spring (Usually in March)when conditions are suitable and the risk of frost is approaching its end.
When should I plant dahlia tubers?
Dahlia tubers are typically planted outdoors from the end of April onwards once the risk of frost has passed. In colder areas, many gardeners start them in pots under cover before planting out later in spring.
Are dahlias perennial in the UK?
Dahlias are tender perennials. In milder areas they may survive winter in the ground, but many gardeners lift and store tubers over winter for the best results.
Which dahlias are best for cut flowers?
Decorative, ball, waterlily and cactus dahlias are all excellent choices for cutting gardens, providing armfuls of blooms from mid-summer until the first frosts.