The Seattle Dahlia Society is a non-profit organization created for Northwest Dahlia enthusiasts. We grow, promote and show Dahlias in the Pacific Northwest.
Updated Dahlia Resources
Annual Tuber & Plant Sale
The Seattle Dahlia Society holds an annual tuber and plant sale each April that is not only open to members, but to the general public as well.
This year the sale will be held at:
COUNTRY VILLAGE
23718 Bothell Everett Hwy,
Bothell, WA
Dates & Hours - 2013
Saturday April 20th, 10am to 6pm
Sunday, April 21st, 11am to 5pm
Watch your local newspapers and this site for more information as the date nears.
Attend the sale and refurbish your garden.
Choose amongst many varieties.
Dahlia experts will be on hand to answer any and all questions.
Check out our newly updated resources page
as well as our blog!
Dahlia Society Meetings
We meet each month on the second Wednesday with the exception of July and December. Our meeting place is at the Shoreline Senior Center at 7:30 pm.
Our meetings include demonstrations and presentations that cover the various aspects of growing, showing and cultivating Dahlias.
Dues:
$10.00 Single Membership
$15.00 Family Membership
See our Planting Guide and pictures from our main tuber and plant sale on our Dahlia Resources Page
Annual Show
September 2013
Saturday September 21st 12:30pm - 4:00pm
Sunday September 22nd 11:00am - 4:00pm
Each year, the Seattle Dahlia Society puts together a show so that growers can share their hard efforts with fellow club members as well as the public.
Admission is FREE
Come see over 1000 blooms!!
End your summer with a visit to a dazzling exhibition of dahlias by local growers.
Decide which varieties you'd like to grow next year!
Held at Lake City Community Center
12531 28th AVE NE,
Seattle, WA 98125
About the Seattle Dahlia Society
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.