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Discover the Beauty of Flowers with Honey and Bloom Barn

About Us

Bouquet of flower on the back of the John Deere Gator 4x2

  

I started Honey and Bloom Barn as a way to share the simple things I love—farm fresh eggs, local honey, and handpicked flower bouquets. Gardening has always been a passion of mine, but over the past few years it has truly blossomed. As a nurse, caring for others comes naturally to me, and I bring that same care into my gardens. I love watching them come alive with beautiful colors and textures, and there’s nothing better than welcoming guests to walk through and pick fresh bouquets for any occasion.


I’m also a beekeeper. My partner Tommy and I have been caring for our bees for the past eight years after taking a beekeeping class together. I love watching them pollinate my gardens, and our local honey has become known as some of the best around.


I grow everything using organic practices, without the use of insecticides, herbicides, or chemicals. Keeping my bees, chickens, and family safe is always my top priority.

Debi in the garden holding a large red dahlia with the barn in the background.

  You’ll often find me in the gardens in the evening after a shift at the hospital or early on weekend mornings, usually with a cup of coffee in hand, just puttering around. I’d love for you to stop by Honey and Bloom Barn or send me a message to purchase organic eggs, fresh honey, or take a walk through the garden with me and pick out your favorite blooms.


My personal favorite Dahlia is Diva!!!

Garden view with white dahlias in the foreground and the gator 4x2 and barn in the background

  Tommy and I spend much of our free time working side by side on the property.  His help—and his tractor—have been instrumental in bringing my vision to life. Our home, built in 1758, has welcomed many families over the past 270 years, and you can truly feel that history the moment you walk through the door. It has taken years to clear overgrown brush and remove old, dead trees to make space for perennial gardens, fresh-cut flowers, and vegetable beds. In July, we’re rewarded with some of the most delicious raspberries from a patch that was started over 50 years ago.

Dahlias have truly become a bit of an addiction for me. Every year my collection continues to grow, and once you catch the dahlia fever, watch out! I offer dahlia tubers on my website and host an annual in-person tuber sale (Brentwood NH). I also love trading tubers, which is a fun and affordable way to expand your garden.

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About Tubers

Tubers

Winter Storage

How to grow Dahlias

Planting

Dahlias thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. Plant tubers in the spring after the danger of frost has passed. Dig a hole about 4–6 in. deep and place the tuber horizontally with the “eye” facing up. Space plants 12–24 in. apart depending on the variety. Cover with soil and wait to water until you see sprouts to prevent rot. Adding stakes at planting time helps support taller varieties as they grow.

Maintenance

Once established, dahlias are easy to care for and incredibly rewarding. Water consistently, especially during dry periods, and feed with a low-nitrogen fertilizer to encourage strong blooms. Pinch plants when they reach about 12 inches tall to promote bushier growth and more flowers. Deadhead regularly to keep blooms coming all season long. 

Digging Up

After the first frost blackens the foliage, it’s time to dig up your dahlia tubers for winter storage. Cut the stalk down to a few inches above the ground, then carefully dig around the plant, lifting the tuber clump gently to avoid damage. Shake off excess soil and allow the tubers to dry in a cool, dry place for a few days. Once dry, store them in a breathable container such as a box with peat moss, wood shavings, or vermiculite. Keep them in a cool, dark location until spring planting.

Want to trade?

Interested in trading tubers? Reach out below.


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SHIPPING - $10.00 - ALL TUBERS

SHIPPING - $10.00 - ALL TUBERS

SHIPPING - $10.00 - ALL TUBERS

SHIPPING - $10.00 - ALL TUBERS

SHIPPING - $10.00 - ALL TUBERS

SHIPPING - $10.00 - ALL TUBERS

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