Volunteers Maintaining the Largest Public Dahlia Display Garden on the East Coast | Based at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum in Great River, NY
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Upcoming Events
Monthly Meetings at the East Islip Library are on hold throughout the months of January & February.
New to the Long Island Dahlia Society? Interested in learning all about how to grow Dahlias? Join us! Fun & Educational.
Weekly volunteers are meeting Wednesday and Saturday Mornings at the Wolkoff garden.
Saturday Mornings at the William Wolkoff Garden
Most Saturdays (and some days during the week) during the year our volunteers meet at 9:00 AM at the William Wolkoff Dahlia Garden in Bayard Cutting Arboretum. Check the calendar for specifics.
Volunteers support the garden by preparing the tubers for planting, maintaining the garden during the bloom time, digging up the tubers at the end of season, and preparing them for storage. Each season provides a hands-on dahlia care learning experience, all are welcome.
Work in the garden is followed by coffee and snacks at 11:00 am.