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Who We Are
Growing heirloom chrysanthemums and many dahlia varieties has been my passion for years. Although growing exhibition quality blooms in floral competitions guided my original variety selection, I have now expanded to growing beautiful varieties for cut flower production. A more recent passion is collection of varieties with characteristics I hope to incorporate into my breeding program.
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We do not grow my dahlia or chrysanthemums for cut flowers but specifically to provide high quality tuber and rooted cutting to cut flower growers, home gardeners and exhibition show growers. This means our plants have minimal manipulation, limiting opportunities for virus transfer and less risk for our customers.
Plants are grown in beds created from farm fields at a large community garden close to our home in Orangeville, Ontario and where the skies are always filled with the songs of birds and insects. Plants are rotated every year to ensure soil diseases are not a problem and any plants showing signs of disease are removed as soon as they are observed.
Browse through our product gallery and experience shopping with Singing Meadows Chrysanthemum and Dahlia Farm for yourself. Please don’t hesitate to contact us with questions, comments or suggestions.
What we sell
Dahlia Single Tubers and Cuttings
Healthy, well-stored single tubers or rooted cuttings. All tubers are stamped with the variety name and have visible eyes. Cuttings will be well-rooted and from stock with known identity and health.
Rooted Chrysanthemum Cuttings
Well-rooted cuttings approximately 10cm long. All ready to be transplanted into a pot and grown on before planting in the ground. These cuttings will produce plants during the growing season which, if dug out and stored inside for the winter, will produce cuttings material to create many plants for the following year. Bloom timing is dependent on the variety with most blooming in September, October and even into November.