Last month's Blooming at Noon with Sadie Mower is available to watch on demand on our website. You can find June's presentation and all of our past presentations as well in the member video library.

Get ready for Utah Flower Day - Saturday, August 29th

A Review of 2025 Grant Results

Hi UCFFA, July is demanding, especially in this summer heat. I’m sending encouragement to keep up the good work, take care of yourselves, and remember that you don’t have to solve every challenge alone. Reach out to members in your area, build relationships, and look for ways to collaborate and support one another.

Hi my friend, The summer solstice is upon us, as well as what my husband calls the "most forgotten holiday of the year", Father's Day. As a florist and a flower farmer, I assure you that the majority of folks "forget" about Mother's Day until the last minute as well. Father's Day has an interesting history that is closely tied to locally grown flowers. The first Father's Day was celebrated in Spokane, Washington in 1909. Sonora Smart Dodd came up with the idea to celebr

Get ready for Utah Flower Day Saturday, August 29th Join us in a state-wide intiative to spread awareness and education about local flowers to communities across Utah!

June Blooming at Noon Thursday, June 18th @ 12:00 PM Working with Florists and Forecasting Trends with Sadie Mower

Spring Farm Tour at Foothill Farm Flowers Saturday, May 16th @ 10:00 AM ***Sorry, this event is now closed

Hi friend, Thank you to everyone who joined us for the recent farm tour. It was wonderful to see so many of you in person, connect in the field, and enjoy time together as a local flower community.

Hi friend, As we step into May, I want to acknowledge what has already been one of the most challenging seasons many of us have faced, myself included. Unpredictable weather patterns, early blooms, followed by those devastating late freezes, have created a level of uncertainty that tests even the most seasoned growers. This has been, without question, the most difficult season of my farming career so far. In the midst of these challenges, I’ve been reminded just how valua

Hi friend, As we step into April, it’s hard not to feel the energy of the season already in full swing. This year has brought an especially early spring, with many of our flowers blooming three to four weeks ahead of schedule. I can honestly say I’ve never seen so many blooms in March - it’s been both exciting and a little dizzying as we all work to keep up with the pace of the season! With that in mind, I hope each of you is finding moments to enjoy the beauty of what you’

Between the time change to daylight savings, the abundance of warmer than usual weather and the upcoming equinox, I think it is safe to wish you all a happy spring! While I am enjoying the warm weather, I am secretly (ok, not so secretly) pining for quite a few more snowstorms. The kind with big,fluffy flakes that cover everything in a magical blanket that seems to suspend time itself. The kind that makes you feel like a kid again. I don't think it's out of the realm of p

As we move into February and begin preparing for another growing season, I want to start by expressing my gratitude for this community. The strength of the Utah Cut Flower Farm Association comes from growers who are willing to share knowledge, support one another, and invest in the future of local flowers.

Farming and Caring for Your Body For Years to Come: Tips From an Occupational Therapist with Karlee Moeai, MOT, OTR/L February 19, 2026 View the replay by logging in and selecting ' Members ' then 'Video Library'

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Hi friend, Are you still harvesting blooms? Or have you left the last few for the pollinators to build their winter stock? It's always bittersweet when the season comes to an end - but we're also looking forward to a bit more rest. As a board we would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Loretta Clayson of Journey Farm for serving as our Vice President over the last 2 and half years. Loretta is a wonderful friend, supportive team mate, and talented farmer. We will miss

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Hi friend, Creating the Utah Flower Day was one of the very first things we knew we wanted to do when the Utah Cut Flower Farm Association was founded. We couldn't wait to help people find their flower farmers. We pictured a room full of blooms and flower lovers and farmers making connections. Over the last few years we feel we've accomplished that at our last 3 Utah Flower Day events. As we've thought about the needs of our growing community, we decided the best thing we