Local societies are the backbone of the American Dahlia Society. The American Dahlia Society is made up of participating dahlia societies throughout the United States and Canada. Find a society near you in the list below sorted by state/province. (Contacts for regions and the ADS are at the bottom of the page.)
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Dahlia flowers, a member of the Asteraceae family, are a star in the garden during late summer and early fall. Their beautiful statement blooms come in various shapes, colors, and sizes, from small forms to impressive dinnerplate dahlias. To get the most out of your garden stock, propagate your dahlias … See entire post.
Information presented in the Bulletin, an American Dahlia Society (ADS) tri-yearly publication, and on this web site is published for the information of the members of the ADS and other readers. The ADS does not certify the accuracy of information in articles accepted for publication or posting. Recommendations and representations are solely those of the individual authors. Publication does … See entire post.
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