Dahlia Tubers and Tomato Starts

This magenta dahlia is dancing with fun color and vibrancy. It will add a pop to any garden corner or arrangment Form: Informal decorative Size: 4in

This coppery orange ball is everything you could want in a cut flower, the ball shape keeps it from bruising, it is longer lasting than most dahlias, it has long straight stems and is highly productive. The color is muted enough to blend well with a variety of colors. One of our top go-to dahlias. Reliable and easy to grow. Form: Ball Size: 4in

This stunner is a shimmery velvetty, deep maroon. A definate eye turner. Form: Informal decorative Size: 4-6in

A rainbow of color all in one dahlia and super prolific bloomer. Petals fade from lavender tips, to white to yellow center. Form: Informal decorative Size: 6in

A dark majenta ball, farm rockstar. Long lasting, long stemmed, long lived in people’s hearts. An all around winner. Pairs well with cornel bronze. Form: Ball Size: 4in

Boysenberries are large, juicy, sweet/tart berries that are rare to find at markets because they are so fragile. They are great eaten fresh or used for baking desserts and jams. Boysenberries are a mix of blackberry, raspberry, loganberry, and dewberry. Full sun. Needs trellising.

Lovely purple ball a little more magenta and a little smaller than Ivanetti. Long lasting. Long stems. Form: Ball Size: 3in

Peachy pink cactus type with darker tips and the ends of the petals and a hint of yellow at the center. Super prolific. Form: Semi-Cactus Size 4.5in

Tansy is an herbaceous perennial with yellow flower clusters born on up to 3ft stocks. Great floral filler, insect repellent for garden pests and has traditional medicinal uses. Hardy and easy to grow. Full sun to partial shade.

One of the most unique dahlias I have seen. This star shaped dahlia has single curled deep maroon petals with a yellow open center. These delicate and cute blooms add a fun variety to your cutting garden. A bee favorite. Type: Orchid Size: 4in

This red flower is longer lasting than most dahlias. It features long straight stems and is highly productive. One of our top go-to dahlias. Reliable and easy to grow. Form: Ball Size: 4in

A peachy red. Waterlilies are one of my favorite dahlia forms, prolific bloomer. A soft orangy red, this dahlia looks like the petals have been brushed with a paintbrush. Form: Waterlily Size 4-5in

Early super tall variety with beautiful peachy, orange, yellow colors. Large abundant blooms. Type: Informal decorative Size: 6-8in

Pink blooms with yellow highlights. Cute with lovely shape. Compact plant. Form: Informal decorative Size: 3-4in

Large and elegant lavender blooms with yellow center highlights and a darker purple center. Form: Dinnerplate Size: 10 in

One of the most prized dahlias. Perfect for weddings and events. Large rich warm blush pink to light peach blooms. Form: Dinnerplate Size: 7-10in

A huge yellow dinnerplate with spashes of orange and red. I got this tuber at the Esalen institute in Big Sur. This photo is close but not quite it. Form: Dinnerplate Size 10in

Light pink. Similar to Jitterbug but slightly larger. Form: Informal decorative Size: 5in

This is a cute little button of a white dahlia. Perfect for wedding and design work. Early white ball. Type: Ball Size: 3-4 in

These are a mix of 7 premium varieties from Nourse Farms in MA. Luck of the draw which ones you get. (Varieties: Caroline, Double Gold, Encore, Himbo Top, Joan J. , Novia, and Prelude) Size: 1 gallon

This plant produces large, juicy abundant blackberries for fresh eating, smoothies, jams and more. Prolific berries born on thornless canes that can get 8ft tall if not pruned. Size: 1 gallon

Prolific nicely shaped white dahlia with a hint of lavender on the tips. Strong stems.

If I had to pick one favorite slicing variety, this is it. Sweet complex flavor. Super delicious.

Beautiful, bright yellow snacking tomato with red stripes appearing with time.

Classic no-brainer choice. So delicious and dependable.

Shaded yellow and red with beautiful marbled interior looks beautiful sliced. Complex, fruity flavor and smooth texture.

Unsurpassed as the top choice for fresh market beefsteak tomatoes

Brings all the goodness and rich flavor of the black varieties to a cherry.

The gold standard in cherry tomatoes.

This is my favorite drying and fresh eating plum tomato. Nice size to slice in half on a salad or onto the drying screen. Nice firm texture and great flavor.

This hefty sized tomato is my favorite saucing variety of all time. Its actually an old Italian beefsteak variety which is Franchi Sementi’s (Seeds of Italy) number one best-selling tomato. It has huge tomatoes with very few seeds. Delicious enough to be a fresh eater and perfect fleshiness for saucing.

When harvested not too soft this has an amazing complex and delicious flavor and texture.

When harvested not too soft this has an amazing complex and delicious flavor and texture.

Old Italian variety used for drying, but also delicious eaten fresh.

Delightful round, one-inch fruit may vary in shades and blush patterns of reds to yellows, usually with golden flesh.

Classic small red cherry

Colorful combination of light pinks, yellows and oranges with an excellent sweet flavor

Sweet and tangy flavor, bright red and yellow colors.

Eye-catching combination of the dusky purple seen in heirloom tomatoes and metallic green striping. Sweet flavor and meaty texture.

These tomatoes are very striking sliced, as the yellow fruit has neon red streaking through the flesh.

Beautiful contrast of pink and yellow stripes. An early, grower-friendly variety.

Beautiful 15–20 gram red & yellow striped fruit. High yields and less cracking than others of its type

This magenta dahlia is dancing with fun color and vibrancy. It will add a pop to any garden corner or arrangment Form: Informal decorative Size: 4in

This coppery orange ball is everything you could want in a cut flower, the ball shape keeps it from bruising, it is longer lasting than most dahlias, it has long straight stems and is highly productive. The color is muted enough to blend well with a variety of colors. One of our top go-to dahlias. Reliable and easy to grow. Form: Ball Size: 4in

This stunner is a shimmery velvetty, deep maroon. A definate eye turner. Form: Informal decorative Size: 4-6in

A rainbow of color all in one dahlia and super prolific bloomer. Petals fade from lavender tips, to white to yellow center. Form: Informal decorative Size: 6in

A dark majenta ball, farm rockstar. Long lasting, long stemmed, long lived in people’s hearts. An all around winner. Pairs well with cornel bronze. Form: Ball Size: 4in

Boysenberries are large, juicy, sweet/tart berries that are rare to find at markets because they are so fragile. They are great eaten fresh or used for baking desserts and jams. Boysenberries are a mix of blackberry, raspberry, loganberry, and dewberry. Full sun. Needs trellising.

Lovely purple ball a little more magenta and a little smaller than Ivanetti. Long lasting. Long stems. Form: Ball Size: 3in

Peachy pink cactus type with darker tips and the ends of the petals and a hint of yellow at the center. Super prolific. Form: Semi-Cactus Size 4.5in

Tansy is an herbaceous perennial with yellow flower clusters born on up to 3ft stocks. Great floral filler, insect repellent for garden pests and has traditional medicinal uses. Hardy and easy to grow. Full sun to partial shade.

One of the most unique dahlias I have seen. This star shaped dahlia has single curled deep maroon petals with a yellow open center. These delicate and cute blooms add a fun variety to your cutting garden. A bee favorite. Type: Orchid Size: 4in

This red flower is longer lasting than most dahlias. It features long straight stems and is highly productive. One of our top go-to dahlias. Reliable and easy to grow. Form: Ball Size: 4in

A peachy red. Waterlilies are one of my favorite dahlia forms, prolific bloomer. A soft orangy red, this dahlia looks like the petals have been brushed with a paintbrush. Form: Waterlily Size 4-5in

Early super tall variety with beautiful peachy, orange, yellow colors. Large abundant blooms. Type: Informal decorative Size: 6-8in

Pink blooms with yellow highlights. Cute with lovely shape. Compact plant. Form: Informal decorative Size: 3-4in

Large and elegant lavender blooms with yellow center highlights and a darker purple center. Form: Dinnerplate Size: 10 in

One of the most prized dahlias. Perfect for weddings and events. Large rich warm blush pink to light peach blooms. Form: Dinnerplate Size: 7-10in

A huge yellow dinnerplate with spashes of orange and red. I got this tuber at the Esalen institute in Big Sur. This photo is close but not quite it. Form: Dinnerplate Size 10in

Light pink. Similar to Jitterbug but slightly larger. Form: Informal decorative Size: 5in

This is a cute little button of a white dahlia. Perfect for wedding and design work. Early white ball. Type: Ball Size: 3-4 in

These are a mix of 7 premium varieties from Nourse Farms in MA. Luck of the draw which ones you get. (Varieties: Caroline, Double Gold, Encore, Himbo Top, Joan J. , Novia, and Prelude) Size: 1 gallon

This plant produces large, juicy abundant blackberries for fresh eating, smoothies, jams and more. Prolific berries born on thornless canes that can get 8ft tall if not pruned. Size: 1 gallon

Prolific nicely shaped white dahlia with a hint of lavender on the tips. Strong stems.

If I had to pick one favorite slicing variety, this is it. Sweet complex flavor. Super delicious.

Beautiful, bright yellow snacking tomato with red stripes appearing with time.

Classic no-brainer choice. So delicious and dependable.

Shaded yellow and red with beautiful marbled interior looks beautiful sliced. Complex, fruity flavor and smooth texture.

Unsurpassed as the top choice for fresh market beefsteak tomatoes

Brings all the goodness and rich flavor of the black varieties to a cherry.

The gold standard in cherry tomatoes.

This is my favorite drying and fresh eating plum tomato. Nice size to slice in half on a salad or onto the drying screen. Nice firm texture and great flavor.

This hefty sized tomato is my favorite saucing variety of all time. Its actually an old Italian beefsteak variety which is Franchi Sementi’s (Seeds of Italy) number one best-selling tomato. It has huge tomatoes with very few seeds. Delicious enough to be a fresh eater and perfect fleshiness for saucing.

When harvested not too soft this has an amazing complex and delicious flavor and texture.

When harvested not too soft this has an amazing complex and delicious flavor and texture.

Old Italian variety used for drying, but also delicious eaten fresh.

Delightful round, one-inch fruit may vary in shades and blush patterns of reds to yellows, usually with golden flesh.

Classic small red cherry

Colorful combination of light pinks, yellows and oranges with an excellent sweet flavor

Sweet and tangy flavor, bright red and yellow colors.

Eye-catching combination of the dusky purple seen in heirloom tomatoes and metallic green striping. Sweet flavor and meaty texture.

These tomatoes are very striking sliced, as the yellow fruit has neon red streaking through the flesh.

Beautiful contrast of pink and yellow stripes. An early, grower-friendly variety.

Beautiful 15–20 gram red & yellow striped fruit. High yields and less cracking than others of its type