These will be available for pick-up at a convenient Hodgenville location starting in June 2025.

GIFTING SUBSCRIPTIONS
Please include the recipient’s name, email address, and telephone number in the comments during checkout. We will not contact the recipient until June 2025. Recipients will receive an introductory email in early June and an email containing the all the pick-up details in the week prior to each pick-up.

GRANDVIEW BLOOMS SUBSCRIPTION TERMS AND CONDITIONS
By purchasing a Grandview Farm Flower Subscription for yourself or as a gift, you agree to the following Terms & Conditions.

PAYMENT
I understand that once I pay for my subscription, I have secured my place in the Grandview Farm Blooms Subscription for the respective season. There are no refunds, either full or partial, for cancellation but Grandview will be happy to work to accommodate an alternate person or local charity to provide the bouquet if given minimum 24-hours advance notice.

START DATES
I understand that the start date of each flower subscription is flexible, based on seasonal conditions and product availability. I am aware that Grandview will communicate via email to inform all members of updates and the official start date, and that it is my responsibility to contact Grandview via email at grandviewfarmky@gmail.com if I am not receiving notifications near the projected start date.

PICKING UP MY FLOWERS
I understand that my flowers will be delivered monthly to the pick-up location. If I am out of town or unable to pick up my flowers for any reason, I understand that I will be allowed one pick-up modification as long as I communicate that at least 24-hours prior to the pick-up date. Otherwise, I understand that it is my responsibility to find a substitute to collect my bouquet. I understand that if my flowers are not picked up on the designated day, within the designated time, the bouquet will be donated at the discretion of the farmer. I will not receive credit or a refund for any bouquets that I do not pick up.
I agree to not arrive early or late to the pick-up location expecting my bouquet to be available. I understand that the pick-up location is also a place of business, and that I am not to interrupt or distract the staff in the course of their normal duties.

SHARING THE RISK
I understand that Grandview Farm cannot control the weather or acts of God. If complete crop failure occurs and the order cannot be filled, Grandview will offer bouquets of equal value in subsequent seasons. Refunds will not be available.

COMMUNICATION
I understand that email is how Grandview Farm communicates updates and changes. By signing up for the subscription, I understand that I will be added to the email list, and I agree to add grandviewfarmky@gmail.com to my email contacts.

Size: 3.5-4.5 inches
Cornel Bronze is a rich, coppery-bronze ball dahlia that adds a warm, autumnal touch to bouquets. Its long-lasting blooms and strong stems make it perfect for floral design, while its deep color brings a cozy, vintage charm to any arrangement.

Labyrinth Dahlia

Size: 6-8 inches
Labyrinth is a whimsical, wildly ruffled dahlia with vibrant shades of coral, pink, and peach. Its artistic, almost sculptural petals make it a statement piece in any bouquet. If you love bold and unique flowers, Labyrinth is a must-grow!

Cornel Dahlia

Size: 3.5-4.5 inches
Cornel is a classic, deep red ball dahlia known for its perfectly round shape, sturdy stems, and long vase life. This variety is a workhorse in the garden, producing loads of vibrant blooms that hold up beautifully in bouquets. A must-have for anyone who loves rich, bold colors!

• Space tubers 12-18″ apart, 6″ deep.
• Dig a hole wide enough for the tuber, placing it on its side with the “eyes” up (small purple or white bumps around the neck).
• Use a fertilizer low in nitrogen or bone meal for a strong start.
• Cover with soil but do not water immediately—wait until leaves emerge to prevent rot.
• In containers, keep soil moist but not bone dry.

Size: 3.5-4.5 inches
Cornel Bronze is a rich, coppery-bronze ball dahlia that adds a warm, autumnal touch to bouquets. Its long-lasting blooms and strong stems make it perfect for floral design, while its deep color brings a cozy, vintage charm to any arrangement.

Labyrinth Dahlia

Size: 6-8 inches
Labyrinth is a whimsical, wildly ruffled dahlia with vibrant shades of coral, pink, and peach. Its artistic, almost sculptural petals make it a statement piece in any bouquet. If you love bold and unique flowers, Labyrinth is a must-grow!

Cornel Dahlia

Size: 3.5-4.5 inches
Cornel is a classic, deep red ball dahlia known for its perfectly round shape, sturdy stems, and long vase life. This variety is a workhorse in the garden, producing loads of vibrant blooms that hold up beautifully in bouquets. A must-have for anyone who loves rich, bold colors!

• Space tubers 12-18″ apart, 6″ deep.
• Dig a hole wide enough for the tuber, placing it on its side with the “eyes” up (small purple or white bumps around the neck).
• Use a fertilizer low in nitrogen or bone meal for a strong start.
• Cover with soil but do not water immediately—wait until leaves emerge to prevent rot.
• In containers, keep soil moist but not bone dry.

Size: 8-10 inches (Dinner Plate)
One of the most popular dahlias, Café au Lait is beloved for its large, dreamy blooms in shades of blush, champagne, and soft mocha. Its romantic, pastel hues make it a staple for weddings and floral arrangements. With a slightly unpredictable color range, every bloom is a beautiful surprise!

Diva Dahlia

Size: 4-6 inches

Diva Dahlia is a striking, deep purple dahlia with a velvety texture and beautifully layered petals. Its rich, dramatic color makes it a standout in both gardens and bouquets. A strong producer, Diva pumps out tons of long, sturdy stems, making it a reliable workhorse for cut flower growers.

Blizzard Dahlia

Size: 4-6 inches

Blizzard is a crisp, pure white dahlia with tightly packed, ball-shaped blooms that bring a clean, classic look to any bouquet. Its perfectly rounded form and strong stems make it a favorite for both flower farmers and florists alike.

• Space tubers 12-18″ apart, 6″ deep.
• Dig a hole wide enough for the tuber, placing it on its side with the “eyes” up (small purple or white bumps around the neck).
• Use a fertilizer low in nitrogen or bone meal for a strong start.
• Cover with soil but do not water immediately—wait until leaves emerge to prevent rot.
• In containers, keep soil moist but not bone dry.

Size: 8-10 inches (Dinner Plate)
One of the most popular dahlias, Café au Lait is beloved for its large, dreamy blooms in shades of blush, champagne, and soft mocha. Its romantic, pastel hues make it a staple for weddings and floral arrangements. With a slightly unpredictable color range, every bloom is a beautiful surprise!

Diva Dahlia

Size: 4-6 inches

Diva Dahlia is a striking, deep purple dahlia with a velvety texture and beautifully layered petals. Its rich, dramatic color makes it a standout in both gardens and bouquets. A strong producer, Diva pumps out tons of long, sturdy stems, making it a reliable workhorse for cut flower growers.

Blizzard Dahlia

Size: 4-6 inches

Blizzard is a crisp, pure white dahlia with tightly packed, ball-shaped blooms that bring a clean, classic look to any bouquet. Its perfectly rounded form and strong stems make it a favorite for both flower farmers and florists alike.

• Space tubers 12-18″ apart, 6″ deep.
• Dig a hole wide enough for the tuber, placing it on its side with the “eyes” up (small purple or white bumps around the neck).
• Use a fertilizer low in nitrogen or bone meal for a strong start.
• Cover with soil but do not water immediately—wait until leaves emerge to prevent rot.
• In containers, keep soil moist but not bone dry.

Size: 4-6 inches
AC Devin is a gorgeous lavender-lilac dahlia with subtle hints of blush and purple. Its high productivity and strong stems make it a florist favorite. Whether in bouquets or standing tall in the garden, AC Devin is an elegant and reliable bloomer.

Boom Boom Dahlia

Bloom Size: 4-5 inches
Boom Boom White is a full, fluffy ball dahlia with crisp, white petals that glow in bouquets and garden beds. Its round, symmetrical blooms and strong stems make it a favorite for cutting, providing continuous blooms from mid-summer through fall.

Sylvia Dahlia

Size: 4-5 inches
Sylvia is a bright, tangerine-orange ball dahlia that produces an abundance of perfectly shaped blooms. This hard-working variety cranks out stems all season long, making it an excellent choice for cutting gardens. Its vibrant color adds warmth and energy to any arrangement!

• Space tubers 12-18″ apart, 6″ deep.
• Dig a hole wide enough for the tuber, placing it on its side with the “eyes” up (small purple or white bumps around the neck).
• Use a fertilizer low in nitrogen or bone meal for a strong start.
• Cover with soil but do not water immediately—wait until leaves emerge to prevent rot.
• In containers, keep soil moist but not bone dry.

Size: 4-6 inches
AC Devin is a gorgeous lavender-lilac dahlia with subtle hints of blush and purple. Its high productivity and strong stems make it a florist favorite. Whether in bouquets or standing tall in the garden, AC Devin is an elegant and reliable bloomer.

Boom Boom Dahlia

Bloom Size: 4-5 inches
Boom Boom White is a full, fluffy ball dahlia with crisp, white petals that glow in bouquets and garden beds. Its round, symmetrical blooms and strong stems make it a favorite for cutting, providing continuous blooms from mid-summer through fall.

Sylvia Dahlia

Size: 4-5 inches
Sylvia is a bright, tangerine-orange ball dahlia that produces an abundance of perfectly shaped blooms. This hard-working variety cranks out stems all season long, making it an excellent choice for cutting gardens. Its vibrant color adds warmth and energy to any arrangement!

• Space tubers 12-18″ apart, 6″ deep.
• Dig a hole wide enough for the tuber, placing it on its side with the “eyes” up (small purple or white bumps around the neck).
• Use a fertilizer low in nitrogen or bone meal for a strong start.
• Cover with soil but do not water immediately—wait until leaves emerge to prevent rot.
• In containers, keep soil moist but not bone dry.

• Space tubers 12-18″ apart, 6″ deep.
• Dig a hole wide enough for the tuber, placing it on its side with the “eyes” up (small purple or white bumps around the neck).
• Use a fertilizer low in nitrogen or bone meal for a strong start.
• Cover with soil but do not water immediately—wait until leaves emerge to prevent rot.
• In containers, keep soil moist but not bone dry.

Contact grandviewfarmky@gmail.com for Grandview Farm or Hardin County Farmers Market pick-up dates.

• Space tubers 12-18″ apart, 6″ deep.
• Dig a hole wide enough for the tuber, placing it on its side with the “eyes” up (small purple or white bumps around the neck).
• Use a fertilizer low in nitrogen or bone meal for a strong start.
• Cover with soil but do not water immediately—wait until leaves emerge to prevent rot.
• In containers, keep soil moist but not bone dry.

Contact grandviewfarmky@gmail.com for Grandview Farm or Hardin County Farmers Market pick-up dates.

• Space tubers 12-18″ apart, 6″ deep.
• Dig a hole wide enough for the tuber, placing it on its side with the “eyes” up (small purple or white bumps around the neck).
• Use a fertilizer low in nitrogen or bone meal for a strong start.
• Cover with soil but do not water immediately—wait until leaves emerge to prevent rot.
• In containers, keep soil moist but not bone dry.

Contact grandviewfarmky@gmail.com for Grandview Farm or Hardin County Farmers Market pick-up dates.