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Coseytown Kay - Dahlia Tuber
Coseytown Kay - Dahlia Tuber
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Meet Coseytown Kay – the dahlia that wakes up on the right side of the garden bed, sporting a pink blush that's basically the floral version of morning radiance. These blooms are early birds, popping up more often than your favorite conspiracy theories – a true spectacle in your garden. And here's the juicy gossip: not only do they flaunt their petal perfection, but they're also tuber-producing dynamos, bred to be the prima donnas of the cut flower scene. Get ready for Coseytown Kay to make your garden the talk of the town!
*This will be the last year we'll be able to sell this beauty before the Coseytown grower puts a lockdown on her varieties. Get it while you can!
Color: Pink Blush
Height: 4'
Bloom Size: 4"
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Terms and Conditions:
All dahlia tubers that we offer are grown with care on our farm in Northern Virginia. We do not resell tubers from other growers or import dahlia tubers from abroad. Because of this, when purchasing from Kraus Farm, you can be sure that you will get what you order.
- Tubers will ship around 48 hours after your order. Select heated shipping if you'd like a heat pack included with your tubers for the journey from Northern Virginia
- Tuber sales are final, and adjustments cannot be made to your order once placed.
- We will combine shipping for all who place multiple orders.
- Tubers must be inspected upon arrival and any issues must be reported within 3 days of arrival.
- We love to provide advice at Kraus Farm! If you are new to dahlias, we'd love to answer any questions you may have prior to planting or throughout the dahlia season. However, we cannot be held responsible for gardener-related issues with growing (rotting, pests, diseases).
- You will receive one tuber per product ordered. Each tuber is guaranteed to have an eye and be of the variety specified. Please notify us within 3 days of delivery about any eye-related concerns, and no later than October 1 for variety concerns.
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