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About Us
About Us:
Farm Direct Dahlia Tubers, Cut Flowers and Perennials ! 100% American Grown. When you buy from us, you are buying direct from our farm.
Established in 2002 by Jerry & Aimee Sherrill, Dahlia Barn is set on an old horse farm in scenic North Bend, Washington. We offer farm direct dahlia tubers, perennials for your gardens shipped to your home or for farm pick up. Fresh cut dahlia flowers are available when the dahlias are in bloom, during September through mid October.
Farm Direct Dahlia Tubers / Perennials
Order your dahlia tubers and perennials year round for spring shipments direct from this website and we’ll ship them to you when it’s approaching your spring planting time. Ordering early will insure you get the best selection for the season.
Dahlia Tubers – Spring Sales at the barn- For local customers
Freshly divided dahlias
We open up our barn the every weekend in April for dahlia tuber sales. We have a large display of dahlia tubers to choose from, packaged and labeled with pictures. Sales are held in our barn at our North Bend location. Hours: Saturdays-Sundays 11am-4pm weekends in April. Always closed on Easter Sunday.
Bulk Cut Flower Orders
Please see our Cut Flowers page for more information. Local pick-up only.
Flower Festival held weekends in September every year
Always open the weekend AFTER Labor Day. Free Admission, No Dogs. Our Annual Flower Festival is held every year when our dahlias are in bloom at our North Bend farm. Stroll our gardens to shop for tubers for the following season. Seeing the dahlias in bloom is a great way to pick out what you’d like to grow next year. We have pre-cut bouquets, as well as a mini ‘People’s Choice’ dahlia show in the barn. North Bend is our sample gardens where we grow small plots of most everything we grow, our 4 acre Thorp farm is where we grow the big quantities of dahlias. North Bend is also where the barn is located and where all our cut flower and tuber operation is ran from.
Hours for Flower Festival: Friday-Saturday-Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm weekends in September at our North Bend location. Please, no pets.
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- Our Begonias
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- Buckets of dahlias
Buckets of flowers
Short Video of some of favorite farm pictures of 2016
Our Thorp location in Central Washington
Our 4 acre Thorp, Washington farm is 70 miles east of North Bend, in the Kittitas Valley of Washington State. Thorp is our production farm 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 including hay, corn, wheat and potatoes.
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- Thorp Sept 2010
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- Our Eastern Washington Dahlia Barn in bloom
Our Eastern Washington Dahlia Barn in bloom
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- Jerry
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- Thorp, WA Dahlia BArn
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- Jerry cutting flowers for weddings
Jerry cutting flowers for weddings
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- Thorp Dahlia Barn
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- Showcase Decadent
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- Early Season
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- In Bloom
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- Cutting at our Thorp farm
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- Dahlia Rows
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- Janal Amy
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- Local Weddings
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- Jerry & Aimee - Thorp farm 2009
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- Keith H
Meet the owners
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- Dahlia Barn owner, Aimee Sherrill manages the website, all office work, customer orders with cut flowers and tubers, among many other things.
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- Dahlia Barn owner, Jerry Sherrill
Dahlia Barn owner, Jerry Sherrill
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- NW Flower & Garden Show 2014
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- Little Miss Dahlia Barn, Lauren Sherrill
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- Jerry, Aimee, Baylor, Lauren and Derek
Media
Sunset Magazine 2013
Seattle garden celebrity Ciscoe Morris and Meeghan Black filmed ‘Gardening with Ciscoe’ at The Dahlia Barn in 2013
September 2011 – The Dahlia Barn was proud to host King 5 ‘s Ciscoe Morris and Meeghan Black!!
Read more:
KING TV hosts Ciscoe Morris, Meeghan Black showcase North Bend’s Dahlia Barn, Snoqualmie Valley Record – September 15, 2011
http://www.valleyrecord.com/business/139481193.html – The Dahlia Barn @ the 2012 NW Flower & Garden Show in Seattle www.gardenshow.com
Gardening with Ciscoe 2013 http://www.valleyrecord.com/business/225373692.html
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Ciscoe Morris at the Dahlia Barn in 2011