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Seattle Dahlia Society

We are a non-profit organization created for Northwest Dahlia enthusiasts. We grow, promote and show Dahlias in the Pacific Northwest.

About Us

Members of the Seattle Dahlia Society work hard to grow and raise beautiful blooms. Many of our members are involved in creating new variations of flowers, cultivating and then showing them.

Our club prides itself in its wealth of information and members’ eagerness to share their knowledge of the world of Dahlias.

GENERAL INFO

THE 2020 NATIONAL SHOW IN WENATCHEE HAS BEEN CANCELLED!!!

Our Seattle Dahlia Society Monthly Newsletter is delivered the first week of each month by email.

Monthly Meetings are held at the North City Water District in Shoreline on the SECOND Wednesday of each month at 7:30 pm.  A Society Business Meeting is followed by a brief Refreshment break, and concluded with a Program, usually concerning an aspect of dahlia horticulture or general gardening.

DIRECTIONS: North City Water District in Shoreline:

From I-5 (coming from the NORTH to Shoreline) take the NE 175th Exit (#176) on the right.  At the bottom of the hill (stoplight) turn LEFT (East) onto NE 175th Street and drive up the hill toward 15th Avenue NE. 

From I-5 (coming from the SOUTH to Shoreline) take the NE 175th Exit (#176) on the right.  At the bottom of the hill (stoplight), turn RIGHT (East) up the hill to 15th Avenue NE.

Then drive about one mile East to 15th Avenue NE (stoplight).  Turn LEFT onto 15th Avenue NE, driving north for two blocks to NE 177th (stoplight).  Turn RIGHT and drive 1/2 block to the Water District Office on the RIGHT (1519 NE 177th Street).

Park along this driveway across from the entrance.  If the tavern and wine bar nearby have taken the spaces, there is additional parking in the rear.

Join Us

The Seattle Dahlia Society always welcomes new members. Please download and fill out the form and bring it to our next meeting or event.

2021 Seattle & Puget Sound Dahlia Groups are having a Dahlia Show at Sky Nursery in Shorline on Saturday, August 28 and Sunday August 29. The Public is welcome and Entrance is FREE.