About Us

Established on an old horse farm in 2002, The Dahlia Barn is a family owned dahlia farm in scenic North Bend, Washington. The Dahlia Barn was founded by and is owned/operated by Jerry & Aimee Sherrill. We offer farm direct dahlia tubers and cut flowers !!

We ship dahlia tubers throughout the United States from March through late May. We also open up our farm to the public for U-Cut flowers during the month of September. Stroll through our gardens and cut your own flowers to take home and enjoy. For tuber shoppers, visiting the U-Cut gardens is a great way to shop for tubers you'd like to grow in your own garden. Cut flowers in bulk are available for local weddings or events. Please see our Cut Flowers page for more information.

All of our tubers are farm grown and are shipped directly to you. We ship dahlias in the spring, when it's the correct planting time for your area. You can order direct from our website or call to place your order. You can also download our Printable Order Form and mail or fax it to our office. Customers throughout the United States can call us or e-mail us anytime with any dahlia questions you may have. We are always happy to help you with your dahlia needs !!

We open up our barn during mid-April through mid-May for dahlia tuber sales. We have a large display of dahlia tubers to choose from, packaged and labeled with pictures. Locals can bring your dahlia clumps for a lesson on dividing and see first- hand how we plant, dig, overwinter, divide and ship our tubers all around the country.

We open up our farm during the month of September for the public to view, shop for tubers or cut your own flowers to take home and enjoy.
U-Cut bouquets are $ 10.00 per dozen stems. Hours : Saturday-Sunday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm during the month of September.

Bulk fresh cut dahlia orders are available for local weddings and events. Please see our Cut Flowers page for more information. Local pick-up only. We do not ship cut flowers at this time.

We currently grow in 2 locations, North Bend and Thorp, Washington. Our main farm is in North Bend and is the farm that is open to the public. This is where the barn is located and where all of our dahlia tuber and cut flower operations are ran from. North Bend is our sample garden and is where we plant small plots of everything we grow. Our North Bend Dahlia Barn is a great place to visit when the dahlias are in bloom to pick out the dahlia tubers you'd like to grow in your own garden. It's also the place to shop to choose flowers for bulk cut flower orders.

Our 4 acre Thorp, Washington farm is located 70 miles east of North Bend, located in the Kittitas Valley of Washington State. Thorp is where we plant large quantities of dahlias to supply our North Bend operation for both cut flowers and tubers. The Kittitas Valley is ideal farmland that has almost 300 days a year of sun and outstanding growing conditions for many crops.

We plant our dahlias in May and harvest tubers in late October/early November. During the winter months, we divide our tubers and prepare them for spring shipments. We ship our dahlia tubers all over the United States in the spring. Shipping begins March 1st for warmer climates and continues through mid-May for the Northern States. We ship them to you when it's approaching the correct planting time for your area.

Customers throughout the United States can call or e-mail us at anytime with any dahlia questions you may have. Locals can visit our farm during tuber and cut flower season. We'll show you how to grow and care for your dahlias.

September 2011 – The Dahlia Barn was proud to host King 5 News at our farm !! Meeghan Black filmed her nightly show, Evening Magazine. Local Seattle Gardening Celebrity, Ciscoe Morris, then filmed his show Gardening with Ciscoe. The episode included a segment on growing dahlias by us at The Dahlia Barn. It was a memorable day for us !!

Read more:
KING TV hosts Ciscoe Morris, Meeghan Black showcase North Bend's Dahlia Barn, Snoqualmie Valley Record - September 15, 2011
TV gardening show to feature North Bend’s Dahlia Farm, SnoValleyStar.com - September 21, 2011