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Hi, I'm Julie Hall. I'm a farmer/florist growing fresh cut flowers on 1-acre of land in beautiful Mapleton, UT. I'm also a mom to 7-year old twins, a writer, an avid reader and I love a good adventure! I began selling flowers in 2020 and even though the world was tumultuous it was actually a great year to begin. It was a gift to be surrounded by beauty and share that beauty with others during such a difficult time. I'm so grateful for the kindness I get to be a part of as people give my flowers to people they love. (That feeling is what keeps me going on hard days.) I am also learning everyday to lean into the challenge of growing a business and an enormous garden and a young family at the same time! Thanks for supporting my small business and local flowers! Maple Bloom Flower FarmJulie HallAt Maple Bloom we believe in the power of flowers to create connection, bring joy, spread kindness, and make the world more beautiful. We grow specialty cut flowers and foliage on our 1-acre farm nestled in the foothills of Maple Mountain. We love our land! We believe in stewardship and sustainability. It's important to us to farm in a way that is good for our family, good for our ecosystem and good for our community. Because of this we use organic and regenerative farming methods. We grow over 180 varieties of cut flowers and foliage and sell both to wholesale customers and the public. You can help bring a little beauty into the world by purchasing a flower share, buying an arrangement or wrapped bouquet for someone you love, or picking up flowers for a special event. You can also find our flowers (and other locally grown flowers) at the Utah Flower Market weekly from April-October.DIY BucketsUtah Flower Market < Back Edit My Profile Maple Bloom Flower Farm At Maple Bloom we believe in the power of flowers to create connection, bring joy, spread kindness, and make the world more beautiful. We grow specialty cut flowers and foliage on our 1-acre farm nestled in the foothills of Maple Mountain. We love our land! We believe in stewardship and sustainability. It's important to us to farm in a way that is good for our family, good for our ecosystem and good for our community. Because of this we use organic and regenerative farming methods. We grow over 180 varieties of cut flowers and foliage and sell both to wholesale customers and the public. You can help bring a little beauty into the world by purchasing a flower share, buying an arrangement or wrapped bouquet for someone you love, or picking up flowers for a special event. You can also find our flowers (and other locally grown flowers) at the Utah Flower Market weekly from April-October. We Offer Flowers Through: The following Farmers' Markets: Utah Flower Market As well as: Wholesale CSA Farmer-Florist DIY Buckets Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email julie@maplebloomflowerfarm.com Julie Hall Hi, I'm Julie Hall. I'm a farmer/florist growing fresh cut flowers on 1-acre of land in beautiful Mapleton, UT. I'm also a mom to 7-year old twins, a writer, an avid reader and I love a good adventure! I began selling flowers in 2020 and even though the world was tumultuous it was actually a great year to begin. It was a gift to be surrounded by beauty and share that beauty with others during such a difficult time. I'm so grateful for the kindness I get to be a part of as people give my flowers to people they love. (That feeling is what keeps me going on hard days.) I am also learning everyday to lean into the challenge of growing a business and an enormous garden and a young family at the same time! Thanks for supporting my small business and local flowers! Previous Next

Welcome to our flower farm! My name is Paige Goodson, and together with my husband Michael, we've started out on a little adventure. Michael is a 4th generation agricultural farmer, and I am an educator. We live on our farm property that has about 200 adjoining acres. I have a passion for flowers and the joy they spark in all who give and receive them. In recent years, I've taken a slice of our acreage to grow, experiment, meditate, and find calm in the garden. From seed to harvest, flowers represent such a beautiful cycle.Country Sunshine Flower FarmPaige GoodsonIt is our desire to have others share in that experience as well. When I was little, I wanted a cement yard and nothing to do with gardening. My parents were both avid gardeners: my father with vegetables and my mother with flowers. I would begrudgingly assist when asked to do so. But as I've grown older, (hopefully) wiser, and gained some life-experience, the soil, the process, the success and the failures of gardening have provided a sanctuary that gives me peace. The flowers are the product, but the journey is what is important. It's the journey of self-discovery, persistence, and learned gratitude for what we cannot control. While we are blessed with many acres to grow our crops; it doesn't take but a few square feet to experience the journey. Our flower farm sets out to help the backyard gardener experience the joy of growing, harvesting, and sharing flowers. < Back Edit My Profile Country Sunshine Flower Farm It is our desire to have others share in that experience as well. When I was little, I wanted a cement yard and nothing to do with gardening. My parents were both avid gardeners: my father with vegetables and my mother with flowers. I would begrudgingly assist when asked to do so. But as I've grown older, (hopefully) wiser, and gained some life-experience, the soil, the process, the success and the failures of gardening have provided a sanctuary that gives me peace. The flowers are the product, but the journey is what is important. It's the journey of self-discovery, persistence, and learned gratitude for what we cannot control. While we are blessed with many acres to grow our crops; it doesn't take but a few square feet to experience the journey. Our flower farm sets out to help the backyard gardener experience the joy of growing, harvesting, and sharing flowers. We Offer Flowers Through: Farmer-Florist Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email countrysunshineflowerfarm@gmail.com Paige Goodson Welcome to our flower farm! My name is Paige Goodson, and together with my husband Michael, we've started out on a little adventure. Michael is a 4th generation agricultural farmer, and I am an educator. We live on our farm property that has about 200 adjoining acres. I have a passion for flowers and the joy they spark in all who give and receive them. In recent years, I've taken a slice of our acreage to grow, experiment, meditate, and find calm in the garden. From seed to harvest, flowers represent such a beautiful cycle. Previous Next

Florist Directory Here you will find florists who have pledged to support local flower farms whenever possible and who use their artistry to build community. You will find many of them on our Certified Growers page as well, as they are farmer-florists. Florist Directory Here you will find florists who have pledged to support local flower farms whenever possible and who use their artistry to build community. You will find many of them on our Certified Growers page as well, as they are farmer-florists. 1 2 1 ... 1 2 ... 2 I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page Bailey’s Blooms Learn More I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page jenndavis@belleblumefloral.com Belle Blume Floral Designs My love for flowers began in the garden. The garden constantly teaches me and is where I find peace, but it’s also where I feel inspired to create designs that emulate what I see naturally occurring there. Because I grow some of my own flowers I have a deep respect and admiration for flower farmers and choose local blooms whenever possible. Understanding the positive effect buying local has on our earth and community as well as my desire to support women-owned businesses makes it an easy choice for me. Learn More I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page emshart@gmail.com Bessie and Joyce Flowers A few years ago, Emily stumbled upon Gabriella Salazar's floral design class on Magnolia Network and was instantly inspired by her garden-style design. Emily hasn't looked back since. This garden-style design influences what she plants in her micro flower farm and how she brings her flowers together in an arrangement. She is inspired by the works of Ariella Chezar, Milli Proust, Kristen Griffith-VanderYacht, and Sarah Raven, all who also embrace the natural form and movement of the flowers they work with. Emily has been designing with her homegrown flowers for 3 years. Much of her product she grows herself, but she is happy to source material from her fellow local flower farmers and wholesaler. Her favorite flower is ranunculus, and her favorite color to design with is yellow! Check out her photo gallery on her website to see more of her designs. Learn More I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page melissammillward@gmail.com Bloom and Branch Learn More I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page smithparkcity@msn.com Blue Mountain Ranch Learn More I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page mandy.clayson@gmail.com Flowers by Mandy We are committed to using local Utah-grown flowers in our work. When we use local, we are supporting the environment, the economy, and consumer health. Using local also allows us to work with the highest quality blooms to create your dream wedding flowers. Our specialty is creating stunning bridal bouquet and boutonniere sets to perfectly match your wedding theme. With affordable, budget-friendly options we can meet the needs of any wedding couple. Visit our website today for pricing! Learn More I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page honeysmobileflowers@gmail.com Honey's Mobile Flowers Learn More I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page pastoralfloriculture@gmail.com Pastoral Floriculture At Pastoral Floral, our farm story is a testament to our boundless passion for flowers. We cultivate a diverse array of blooms, from Dusty Miller to Zinnias, Stock, Scented Geraniums, Dahlias, and Amaranthus. Our farm is a canvas where we grow anything our hearts desire. Learn More I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page kat@suncrestflowers.com Suncrest Flowers Learn More I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page chelsea.beutler@gmail.com Sunnyside Urban Farm and Cutflowers I started as a flower farmer and spent years learning the realities of growing specialty flowers. That experience shaped how I work with flowers today by understanding their strengths, limits, and best uses. Floral design became my creative space within that foundation. I now create seasonally focused arrangements and wedding florals that reflect both practical growing knowledge and clean, intentional design. We offer a la cart wedding services (meaing we design and you pick-up), and custom arrangements. My design style is garden-inspired and unique! I love big statement arrangements and pieces, as well as flower clouds and bikes and turning anything into a work of floral art. I believe your flowers should be as unique as you are. Learn More I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page sweetpeafarmandorchard@gmail.com Sweet Pea Farm & Orchard Learn More I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. ~ Farmer-Florist ~ Farm Page Tuckettflowerfarm@gmail.com Tuckett Flower Farm Learn More 1 2 1 ... 1 2 ... 2

With two decades of combined experience in floral design, our journey is a testament to our unwavering commitment to the art of floristry. As educators, we've spent over 20 years nurturing budding talents and imparting the artistry of floral design. Our classrooms have been vibrant spaces where creativity blooms, and countless students have discovered the magic of transforming petals and stems into captivating arrangements. Pastoral Floral is not just a business; it's a reflection of our profound love for flowers. We take pride in crafting stunning floral creations that convey emotions, celebrate special moments, and add beauty to every occasion. Join us in celebrating the art of floral design at Pastoral Floral.Pastoral FloricultureGeorg & Hannah WardellAt Pastoral Floral, our farm story is a testament to our boundless passion for flowers. We cultivate a diverse array of blooms, from Dusty Miller to Zinnias, Stock, Scented Geraniums, Dahlias, and Amaranthus. Our farm is a canvas where we grow anything our hearts desire. What sets us apart is our love for both growing and designing these magnificent blooms. Crafting arrangements from our own farm-fresh flowers is a source of immense joy for us. But it doesn’t stop there; we also have strong relationships with local florists who appreciate the beauty of our plant material and seek to source it for their creations. What makes our farm story truly special is that it’s a family affair. Our three kids are enthusiastic helpers, sharing in our love for flowers and getting their hands dirty in the process. Their involvement adds a unique warmth and togetherness to our farm endeavors.Lindon Farmers Market < Back Edit My Profile Pastoral Floriculture At Pastoral Floral, our farm story is a testament to our boundless passion for flowers. We cultivate a diverse array of blooms, from Dusty Miller to Zinnias, Stock, Scented Geraniums, Dahlias, and Amaranthus. Our farm is a canvas where we grow anything our hearts desire. What sets us apart is our love for both growing and designing these magnificent blooms. Crafting arrangements from our own farm-fresh flowers is a source of immense joy for us. But it doesn’t stop there; we also have strong relationships with local florists who appreciate the beauty of our plant material and seek to source it for their creations. What makes our farm story truly special is that it’s a family affair. Our three kids are enthusiastic helpers, sharing in our love for flowers and getting their hands dirty in the process. Their involvement adds a unique warmth and togetherness to our farm endeavors. We Offer Flowers Through: The following Farmers' Markets: Lindon Farmers Market As well as: Wholesale CSA Farmer-Florist Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email pastoralfloriculture@gmail.com Georg & Hannah Wardell With two decades of combined experience in floral design, our journey is a testament to our unwavering commitment to the art of floristry. As educators, we've spent over 20 years nurturing budding talents and imparting the artistry of floral design. Our classrooms have been vibrant spaces where creativity blooms, and countless students have discovered the magic of transforming petals and stems into captivating arrangements. Pastoral Floral is not just a business; it's a reflection of our profound love for flowers. We take pride in crafting stunning floral creations that convey emotions, celebrate special moments, and add beauty to every occasion. Join us in celebrating the art of floral design at Pastoral Floral. Previous Next

Hi, I’m Kaydee Emmett and I own Freckle & Flower Farm in Enterprise UT. I have loved gardening since I can remember but fell in love with growing cut flowers in 2018. The flowers have taken over the veggie garden and has expanded to an acre of cut flowers. Freckle & Flower FarmKaydee EmmettFreckle & Flower Farm is located in the mountains of Southern Utah in the small town of Enterprise. We have fresh flowers available June-October. You can find our flowers at the Downtown Farmers Market in St. George or at the weekday Flower Market put on by the Southern Utah Flower Collective. We offer delivery to the St George and Cedar City area and have a subscription service as well. In our off season we offer on farm workshops including wreath workshops, indoor bulb gardens and terrariums. Downtown Farmers Market Southern Utah Flower Collective < Back Edit My Profile Freckle & Flower Farm Freckle & Flower Farm is located in the mountains of Southern Utah in the small town of Enterprise. We have fresh flowers available June-October. You can find our flowers at the Downtown Farmers Market in St. George or at the weekday Flower Market put on by the Southern Utah Flower Collective. We offer delivery to the St George and Cedar City area and have a subscription service as well. In our off season we offer on farm workshops including wreath workshops, indoor bulb gardens and terrariums. We Offer Flowers Through: The following Farmers' Markets: Downtown Farmers Market Southern Utah Flower Collective As well as: Wholesale CSA Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email freckleandflowerfarm@gmail.com Kaydee Emmett Hi, I’m Kaydee Emmett and I own Freckle & Flower Farm in Enterprise UT. I have loved gardening since I can remember but fell in love with growing cut flowers in 2018. The flowers have taken over the veggie garden and has expanded to an acre of cut flowers. Previous Next

I absolutely love to "Spread Sunshine" to those around me. Although I have been growing dahlias for over 12 years, my passion in flower farming started 5 years ago. I quickly realized how many others around me had the same passion as I did, and "Bailey's Blooms" was born. I absolutely love every classification of dahlias and grow all 42, although I am passionate about Waterlily forms, balls, formal decorative and larger AA forms. We at Bailey's Blooms love hosting Floral arranging parties, hosting youth groups, teaching at Thanksgiving Point, The Utah Dahlia Society, running fund raisers for local charities and sharing all things dahlias. Most of which I do for free to educate and share my knowledge to those who are eager to learn. Bailey’s BloomsAnn BaileyBailey's Blooms is nestled in Utah County between Utah Lake and the majestic Wasatch Mountains in Lehi, Utah. We are a licensed Nursery through the Utah State Agriculture. We have lived on our small 11 acre farm in Lehi, Utah for 30 years. We grow luscious green alfalfa, mesmerizing dahlias, and many beautiful cut flowers and fillers. My passion is, "Spreading Sunshine" by gifting flower arrangements throughout businesses and individuals in different communities. I sell my dahlia tubers, pot tuber clumps, seeds and cuttings to support my love of giving to others to lift their spirits and make them smile. I have been growing dahlias for twelve years now and have been selling cut flowers, tubers and cuttings for 5 years. I sell these gorgeous dahlias by the stem to local florists and wedding designers alike. We grow over 400 different varieties and all classifications and forms of dahlias. I enjoy belonging to the Utah Dahlia Society, Utah Cut Flower Farmers Association. < Back Edit My Profile Bailey’s Blooms Bailey's Blooms is nestled in Utah County between Utah Lake and the majestic Wasatch Mountains in Lehi, Utah. We are a licensed Nursery through the Utah State Agriculture. We have lived on our small 11 acre farm in Lehi, Utah for 30 years. We grow luscious green alfalfa, mesmerizing dahlias, and many beautiful cut flowers and fillers. My passion is, "Spreading Sunshine" by gifting flower arrangements throughout businesses and individuals in different communities. I sell my dahlia tubers, pot tuber clumps, seeds and cuttings to support my love of giving to others to lift their spirits and make them smile. I have been growing dahlias for twelve years now and have been selling cut flowers, tubers and cuttings for 5 years. I sell these gorgeous dahlias by the stem to local florists and wedding designers alike. We grow over 400 different varieties and all classifications and forms of dahlias. I enjoy belonging to the Utah Dahlia Society, Utah Cut Flower Farmers Association. We Offer Flowers Through: Farmer-Florist Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email baileysblooms1@gmail.com Ann Bailey I absolutely love to "Spread Sunshine" to those around me. Although I have been growing dahlias for over 12 years, my passion in flower farming started 5 years ago. I quickly realized how many others around me had the same passion as I did, and "Bailey's Blooms" was born. I absolutely love every classification of dahlias and grow all 42, although I am passionate about Waterlily forms, balls, formal decorative and larger AA forms. We at Bailey's Blooms love hosting Floral arranging parties, hosting youth groups, teaching at Thanksgiving Point, The Utah Dahlia Society, running fund raisers for local charities and sharing all things dahlias. Most of which I do for free to educate and share my knowledge to those who are eager to learn. Previous Next

We have been growing flowers In beautiful Midway for almost 40 years. After retiring from 30 years in EMS/rescue I began selling our flowers at the Midway Farmers Market. I love meeting our customers and talking flowers and veggies, so if you’re ever in the area on a Saturday, stop by! Timpanogos Flower FarmLauna NielsonWe have been in our current location for almost 30 yrs and have slowly been creating a fun place for our kids and grandkids to come to as well as more space to grow flowers. It’s been sad watching many of the local farms and open space disappear, but Timpanogos is there everyday watching over us, just as she did for my ancestors who were some of the first to settle Midway. I try to always remember how much harder they had it (especially when I’m battling grasshoppers!) and to try to be just as resilient as they were. We have been working hard growing many different plants to help keep local pollinators happy and do our best to grow sustainably and follow organic guidelines. While it can be tricky growing in our higher altitude and shorter growing season, we have always loved a challenge. A high tunnel now allows us some protection in the spring and fall and has been a welcome addition! Flowers can help people feel happier and that in itself is reason to grow them. Midway Farmers Market < Back Edit My Profile Timpanogos Flower Farm We have been in our current location for almost 30 yrs and have slowly been creating a fun place for our kids and grandkids to come to as well as more space to grow flowers. It’s been sad watching many of the local farms and open space disappear, but Timpanogos is there everyday watching over us, just as she did for my ancestors who were some of the first to settle Midway. I try to always remember how much harder they had it (especially when I’m battling grasshoppers!) and to try to be just as resilient as they were. We have been working hard growing many different plants to help keep local pollinators happy and do our best to grow sustainably and follow organic guidelines. While it can be tricky growing in our higher altitude and shorter growing season, we have always loved a challenge. A high tunnel now allows us some protection in the spring and fall and has been a welcome addition! Flowers can help people feel happier and that in itself is reason to grow them. We Offer Flowers Through: The following Farmers' Markets: Midway Farmers Market As well as: Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email lnielson19@yahoo.com Launa Nielson We have been growing flowers In beautiful Midway for almost 40 years. After retiring from 30 years in EMS/rescue I began selling our flowers at the Midway Farmers Market. I love meeting our customers and talking flowers and veggies, so if you’re ever in the area on a Saturday, stop by! Previous Next

These businesses and organizations support our local cause. Sponsors Hello@BloomedLife.com Bloomed Life We provide florists and rose lovers near Salt Lake City with locally grown, seasonal, fragrant garden roses. We are committed to sustainable floral design and inspiring our friends to live a bloomed life. More Details info@heritagemums.com Heritage Mums At Heritage Mums, we're not just a "weeding" business; we're a flourishing community. We're here to make your garden dreams "blossom" into reality. Whether you're in a "thorny" situation or just want to "grow" your knowledge, we're here for you and all the puns too! More Details flowers@snuckfarm.com Snuck Flowers At Snuck Farm, we believe that it takes a variety of growing techniques and methods to adequately feed our communities now, and in the future. We use both hydroponic farming and organic soil farming methods to grow the large variety of crops we produce on our farm. More Details

I am a farm girl through and through. I was born and raised on a dairy farm in North Dakota, but we didn't just milk cows, we also raised beef cattle and all of the hay and grain needed to support both of the herds. Spring was a busy time on the farm between calving, planting the fields, first cutting of the alfalfa and planting the gardens. I say gardens because my mom planted one, my grandmother (who also lived on the the farm) planted one and my town grandpa also planted a large garden at the farm. But then there was the flowers. The hedge row of peonies, the driveway lined with lilacs, and the farmyard dotted with flower beds full of perennials, just waiting on the annuals to be planted. It was a glorious place to grow up and a wonderful way to be raised. This is where my love of flowers was born, beside my mother and my grandmother, with our hands in the dirt and sweat on our brows.Willow Creek Flower and HerbSara AsbridgeIn 2017, my daughter had the opportunity to travel to France on a school trip. We were looking for creative ways to fund-raise and decided to grow and sell fresh cut flower bouquets. We already grew a yard full of perennials and a large garden. So she and I planted a large patch of our garden into flowers for cutting. The community was supportive of our endeavor that season and I also greatly enjoyed it. The cut flower growing area of our property has steadily expanded since then and I am continually adding new and interesting flowers to my offerings.Utah Flower Market, a local flower collective that sells wholesale and retail on Wednesdays at Grove Station in Pleasant Grove < Back Edit My Profile Willow Creek Flower and Herb In 2017, my daughter had the opportunity to travel to France on a school trip. We were looking for creative ways to fund-raise and decided to grow and sell fresh cut flower bouquets. We already grew a yard full of perennials and a large garden. So she and I planted a large patch of our garden into flowers for cutting. The community was supportive of our endeavor that season and I also greatly enjoyed it. The cut flower growing area of our property has steadily expanded since then and I am continually adding new and interesting flowers to my offerings. We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale CSA Utah Flower Market, a local flower collective that sells wholesale and retail on Wednesdays at Grove Station in Pleasant Grove Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email Sara Asbridge I am a farm girl through and through. I was born and raised on a dairy farm in North Dakota, but we didn't just milk cows, we also raised beef cattle and all of the hay and grain needed to support both of the herds. Spring was a busy time on the farm between calving, planting the fields, first cutting of the alfalfa and planting the gardens. I say gardens because my mom planted one, my grandmother (who also lived on the the farm) planted one and my town grandpa also planted a large garden at the farm. But then there was the flowers. The hedge row of peonies, the driveway lined with lilacs, and the farmyard dotted with flower beds full of perennials, just waiting on the annuals to be planted. It was a glorious place to grow up and a wonderful way to be raised. This is where my love of flowers was born, beside my mother and my grandmother, with our hands in the dirt and sweat on our brows. Previous Next

Tuckett Flower FarmKatlin Tuckett < Back Edit My Profile Tuckett Flower Farm We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale CSA Farmer-Florist Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email Tuckettflowerfarm@gmail.com Katlin Tuckett Previous Next

Hi, I'm Mollie, owner of Foothill Farm Flowers. I have always loved growing things - starting from when I was 4 and my dad gave me my own row of peas to take care of for a season. My mother and grandmother both loved growing flowers each season and would let me help as a child. Watching a seed turn into something beautiful never gets old! After studying computer science, being a software developer, and raising my 4 kids, I decided to make my growing hobby a business and started our cut flower farm. I love teaching my kids the value of hard work and the skills of being an entrepreneur. And most of all I love sharing joy with my community through the beauty of the seasonal blooms we grow.Foothill Farm FlowersMollie PayneFoothill Farm is the nickname I gave our home when we moved to Provo in 2018. We were so excited to have almost an acre of land, and all the possibilities that held for our family. After planting 20 fruit trees and creating a veggie garden in the previously unused earth, we began making plans for a flower farm in 2019. We have been growing and selling flowers ever since! With the whole family helping, we are dedicated to sustainable and safe growing practices. We love sharing joy with our community through the beauty of our flowers. One of our favorite things is introducing our customers to the unique and heirloom varieties we grow. Watching our customers' eyes light up when they discover the difference in our fresh locally grown flowers is one of our favorite things.Provo Farmers' Market < Back Edit My Profile Foothill Farm Flowers Foothill Farm is the nickname I gave our home when we moved to Provo in 2018. We were so excited to have almost an acre of land, and all the possibilities that held for our family. After planting 20 fruit trees and creating a veggie garden in the previously unused earth, we began making plans for a flower farm in 2019. We have been growing and selling flowers ever since! With the whole family helping, we are dedicated to sustainable and safe growing practices. We love sharing joy with our community through the beauty of our flowers. One of our favorite things is introducing our customers to the unique and heirloom varieties we grow. Watching our customers' eyes light up when they discover the difference in our fresh locally grown flowers is one of our favorite things. We Offer Flowers Through: The following Farmers' Markets: Provo Farmers' Market As well as: Wholesale Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email mollie@foothillfarmflowers.com Mollie Payne Hi, I'm Mollie, owner of Foothill Farm Flowers. I have always loved growing things - starting from when I was 4 and my dad gave me my own row of peas to take care of for a season. My mother and grandmother both loved growing flowers each season and would let me help as a child. Watching a seed turn into something beautiful never gets old! After studying computer science, being a software developer, and raising my 4 kids, I decided to make my growing hobby a business and started our cut flower farm. I love teaching my kids the value of hard work and the skills of being an entrepreneur. And most of all I love sharing joy with my community through the beauty of the seasonal blooms we grow. Previous Next

Emily Brooksby loves flowers, gardening, and designing. What started out as a hobby growing flowers in pots on the balcony of her first home has blossomed into a passion project and business. Her business is named after her grandmothers, and she frequently channels their work ethic and green thumb when starting new seeds or troubleshooting farm problems and challenges. While she is always growing something new each year, she will always plant her favorite flower, ranunculus! Bessie and Joyce FlowersEmily BrooksbyEmily has a small urban farm, less than 1/8 of an acre, nestled in the heart of Harvest Hills in Saratoga Springs. Despite its small size, Emily is able to grow thousands of flowers and filler every year. Rows of flowers are grown in raised beds, and the garden borders of perennials and bulbs are always free game for cutting! She is always saying this will be the last year of removing grass for a new garden bed, and then she proceeds to dig up more grass! To maximize space and extend the season, Emily creates low tunnels each year to grow spring beauties like ranunculus and anemones. She also does intensive succession planting, rotating planting areas with sunflowers, zinnias, and more. All this is done as organically as possible, with natural fertilizers and pest control solutions. Her growing season goes from early April to the end of September. Flower StandSaratoga Springs Farmers Market < Back Edit My Profile Bessie and Joyce Flowers Emily has a small urban farm, less than 1/8 of an acre, nestled in the heart of Harvest Hills in Saratoga Springs. Despite its small size, Emily is able to grow thousands of flowers and filler every year. Rows of flowers are grown in raised beds, and the garden borders of perennials and bulbs are always free game for cutting! She is always saying this will be the last year of removing grass for a new garden bed, and then she proceeds to dig up more grass! To maximize space and extend the season, Emily creates low tunnels each year to grow spring beauties like ranunculus and anemones. She also does intensive succession planting, rotating planting areas with sunflowers, zinnias, and more. All this is done as organically as possible, with natural fertilizers and pest control solutions. Her growing season goes from early April to the end of September. We Offer Flowers Through: The following Farmers' Markets: Saratoga Springs Farmers Market As well as: Wholesale CSA Farmer-Florist Flower Stand Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email emshart@gmail.com Emily Brooksby Emily Brooksby loves flowers, gardening, and designing. What started out as a hobby growing flowers in pots on the balcony of her first home has blossomed into a passion project and business. Her business is named after her grandmothers, and she frequently channels their work ethic and green thumb when starting new seeds or troubleshooting farm problems and challenges. While she is always growing something new each year, she will always plant her favorite flower, ranunculus! Previous Next