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Shirley The Flower Truck

Alfred C.

Name: Alfred C.
Brand: Shirley The Flower Truck
Price: 9.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Alfred C.

$9.00 USD

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Stands about 3-5 ft tall with 10 inch blooms. As the season goes on this dahlia starts to throw a few white petals within the blooms. This is a large bloom.

This sale is for one tuber. Shipped in April after danger of frost. Tuber is guaranteed to have at least one viable eye and true to variety.

If you have a problem with the tuber(s) received email us within 24 hours of receiving the tuber(s) with your concern.

We are not responsible for how you store your tuber(s), viruses, rot, bug damage or what happens to your tuber after you plant it.

All photos are unaltered and our own. Use of our photo stock is prohibited unless otherwise stated or written approval.

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Disclaimer: We grow ALL our tubers at our farm in the PNW. Dahlia tubers will be shipped in April after danger from frost. We will ship with USPS. Sometimes tubers will not fit in the small flat rate and will be shipped in similar larger box if needed. All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges will take place unless you have an issue with your tuber upon arrival, then you must let us know within 24 hours of recieving the tuber and we will see what we can do to resolve the issue. Any issues after the 24 hour time restraint we are not responsible for. We are not responsible for tuber issues (ie: rot, bug damage, viruses, etc) once you have recieved them, nor are we responsible for what happens to your tuber after you plant it. We do guarantee each tuber will have at least one viable eye when sent out and true to variety ordered. Remember folks a huge percentage of dahilas have some sort of virus, we religously monitor our feilds and immediatley cull any plants that are showing signs of a virus. We also practice sanitation between each plant when cutting blooms and dividing tubers.