When to Plant Dahlias in Virginia

In a typical Virginia location, plant outdoors Apr 18 – May 2. Across the state, the outdoor planting window starts as early as Mar 23 in Newport News and as late as May 3 in Radford.

Method Plant out (slips, crowns, or tubers)
Days to maturity 90–120 days

Plant tubers 1-3 weeks after last frost once soil is warm (60F+); very frost-sensitive.

Dahlias Planting Dates by City

CityPlant outdoors
Virginia BeachApr 5 – Apr 19
NorfolkMar 30 – Apr 13
ChesapeakeMar 30 – Apr 13
RichmondApr 10 – Apr 24
ArlingtonApr 16 – Apr 30
Newport NewsMar 23 – Apr 6
AlexandriaApr 10 – Apr 24
East HamptonMar 31 – Apr 14
HamptonMar 31 – Apr 14
RoanokeApr 10 – Apr 24
Portsmouth HeightsMar 30 – Apr 13
PortsmouthMar 30 – Apr 13
SuffolkApr 3 – Apr 17
South SuffolkApr 3 – Apr 17
LynchburgApr 24 – May 8
CentrevilleApr 22 – May 6
Dale CityApr 4 – Apr 18
West LynchburgApr 24 – May 8
RestonApr 21 – May 5
HarrisonburgApr 28 – May 12
LeesburgApr 23 – May 7
McLeanApr 16 – Apr 30
CharlottesvilleApr 12 – Apr 26
TuckahoeApr 17 – May 1
BlacksburgMay 1 – May 15
AshburnApr 20 – May 4
DanvilleApr 15 – Apr 29
ManassasApr 19 – May 3
Lake RidgeApr 19 – May 3
BurkeApr 21 – May 5

Showing the 30 most populous of 118 Virginia cities. Dates are estimates from each city's NOAA frost normals and university extension timing guidelines. See all Virginia cities.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I plant dahlias in Virginia?

In a typical Virginia location, plant outdoors Apr 18 – May 2. Across the state, the outdoor planting window starts as early as Mar 23 in Newport News and as late as May 3 in Radford.

When is the last frost in Virginia?

The average last spring frost in Virginia ranges from March 16 in Newport News to April 26 in Radford, based on NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals.

How long do dahlias take to grow?

Dahlias typically take 90–120 days from planting to harvest. Plant tubers 1-3 weeks after last frost once soil is warm (60F+); very frost-sensitive.

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