Small-scale specialty cut flower grower in Wisconsin.
Offering dahlia tubers and digital planning tools.
Spring dahlia tuber shop is open.
Flat-rate shipping: $10
Rooted in Curiosity
Small-scale cut flower grower in South Central Wisconsin
Hi, I’m Anmarie — a small-scale cut flower gardener in South Central Wisconsin with a genuine love (okay… obsession) for flowers.
I’ve been growing dahlias and other specialty cut flowers for many years and enjoy helping others get started with their own cut flower gardens — whether that’s sharing what’s worked, what hasn’t, or tools to make planning easier.
Alongside growing flowers, I also design digital planning spreadsheets for gardeners who like a little organization behind the beauty.
I'm so glad you're here — thanks for growing with me.
Policies
Clear expectations make for a better growing experience.
Return & Exchange Policy
Thank you for supporting my small business. I want you to be satisfied with your purchase. Please inspect your tubers upon arrival and contact me at anmariesflowers@gmail.com
within 48 hours if you have any concerns.
Once tubers are in your care, responsibility for their health and performance rests with you and the growing conditions provided. I am not responsible for issues related to pests, weather, improper care, or overall plant performance.
It is the customer’s responsibility to request a heat pack when selecting early shipment. I am not liable for damage caused during shipping. If your order arrives damaged, please retain all packaging and file a claim directly with UPS or USPS. While I cannot control the shipping process once a package leaves my hands, I will gladly assist if an issue arises.
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Dahlia Health Policy
All dahlia tubers sold by me are grown and divided by me with care.
Plant health is a top priority. I closely monitor my plants and cull any that show signs of poor performance, selling only from stock that appears healthy and vigorous. I sanitize tools between each plant when harvesting, dividing, and taking cuttings to help reduce the risk of disease in my garden.
While I take appropriate preventative measures, I cannot guarantee virus-free stock. Viruses occur naturally in growing environments, and testing every tuber for every sale is cost-prohibitive.
Growing Dahlias
Beautiful dahlias start long before the first bloom.
I grow dahlias with intention. As a small-scale grower, my approach is hands-on and observant, with close attention to how plants develop from planting through harvest with the goal of producing strong, reliable tubers.
Plant health remains a priority all season long. I practice careful sanitation and culling methods to reduce the risk of virus and disease and to protect the overall health of the garden. My garden is pesticide-free, and I encourage pollinators and beneficial insects as part of a balanced approach to managing common garden pests.
Dahlias are wonderfully rewarding when grown with intention, and I’m committed to giving each plant the best possible start so it can grow, perform, and thrive for you.