Welcome!
Our next meeting is
Tuesday, january 20, 2026
potluck 6:30
(info is below)
Church of Christ
601 MacArthur Blvd.
San Leandro
Tuber sale: April 25
Mulford Garden
details soon
Membership info This takes you to our membership page.
Membership info
This takes you to our membership page.
This takes you to our membership page.
We meet on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 pm at the Church of Christ 601 MacArthur Blvd. San Leandro Our meetings include some business and a great program to encourage, demonstrate, or teach methods of raising more beautiful dahlias. Dahlia related questions are always welcomed. January's meeting will be a social potluck. 
January agenda: • Opening Remarks - Ellen Muir •Potluck dinner - bring ** something to share. ** your own plate and utensils. (We are going GREEN!) White elephant exchange ** If you want to participate, bring a wrapped gift - perhaps something that you received and cannot use) • Announcements and closing Ellen Muir Next meeting - February 17, 2026 We are a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization
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This little critter is a very BAD BUG!!! It's called diabrotica or cucumber beetle. They are herbivores, meaning they eat our plants, especially our dahlia flowers. There is no easy way to get rid of them. Early in the morning you can do hand to hand combat and squash them, one by one before they start to fly. Insecticides don't seem to work. If one flower is full of them, cut the flower and stick it in a bucket of water. Diabrotica don't swim.
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UPCOMING EVENTS:
Meeting - January 20, 2026 (pot luck - bring your own plate and utensils) Board meeting - February 3 7 pm on zoom Meeting - February 17, 2026 Pacific SW Dahlia conference - Feb. 28 Tuber sale - April 25 SLDS Dahlia Show - tentative Sept. 5-6, 2025 San Leandro Dahlia Society is a group of people who love dahlias and want to share that love with the world. Well, at least with the people in the East Bay. Our members come from the San Francisco area, around San Leandro, and as far away as Brentwood and Modesto. We share successes and failures as well. What's happening in your garden? Let the experts help you solve some of the garden problems. 
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