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

Grant Proposals and Outcomes Explore grower-led proposals and research findings advancing local, sustainable floriculture in Utah. < Back Dividing Dahlias: a cost benefit analysis of single tuber vs small clumps dividing Lindsey Waddoups Lindsey Waddoups 2022 This project compares dividing Cafe Au Lait dahlia clumps into individual tubers with one or two eyes versus dividing them into small clumps with multiple eyes. Division time, number of tubers, plant establishment, and marketable and culled stems will be recorded. Both groups will be planted and harvested under comparable conditions to evaluate the cost effectiveness of each division method. Download Report Blooming Zoom Previous Next

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

Hi! I’m Chelsea, owner of Sunnyside Urban Farm. I am the grower and harvester of all the beautiful flowers we sell. I am one of the creative visions behind this farming journey, and envision a small orchard, berry patch and vineyard down the road. Gratefully, I am lovingly supported by my amazing farmhand-husband. Together, we raise 6 busy children that keep us on our toes. Along with growing flowers, I teach yoga, host small scale events on my farm and love to adventure! Sunnyside Urban Farm and CutflowersChelsea BeutlerI started Sunnyside Urban Farm in 2020. At first, I did local Upick events as a test market — and it was so well received! Eventually, signed on with the Utah Flower Market to grow wholesale flowers for event florists and have been growing in more ways than one ever since. Our farm is always changing, but our dedication to growing top-quality flowers remains the key to our garden. Dried floral, Events and Workshops < Back Edit My Profile Sunnyside Urban Farm and Cutflowers I started Sunnyside Urban Farm in 2020. At first, I did local Upick events as a test market — and it was so well received! Eventually, signed on with the Utah Flower Market to grow wholesale flowers for event florists and have been growing in more ways than one ever since. Our farm is always changing, but our dedication to growing top-quality flowers remains the key to our garden. We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale CSA Farmer-Florist Dried floral, Events and Workshops Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email chelsea.beutler@gmail.com Chelsea Beutler Hi! I’m Chelsea, owner of Sunnyside Urban Farm. I am the grower and harvester of all the beautiful flowers we sell. I am one of the creative visions behind this farming journey, and envision a small orchard, berry patch and vineyard down the road. Gratefully, I am lovingly supported by my amazing farmhand-husband. Together, we raise 6 busy children that keep us on our toes. Along with growing flowers, I teach yoga, host small scale events on my farm and love to adventure! Previous Next

Red Acre Center Mission Red Acre Center is a nonprofit in Utah that works to promote and protect farmers, small rural and urban farms, and the right to choose what you eat . Vision Our vision for Utah is to have thriving local food economies. To be a place that not only allows but invites regenerative small urban and rural agriculture. Where healthy local food is grown, raised, sold and easily accessible. What We Do We advocate, educate, and build a community where the conversation can happen! < Back Red Acre Center voice@redacrecenter.org (435) 704-1222 Red Acre Farm, West 4375 North, Cedar City, UT, USA Edit My Profile Instagram Previous Next

Grant Proposals and Outcomes Explore grower-led proposals and research findings advancing local, sustainable floriculture in Utah. < Back Season Extension of Tulips using Pre-cooled Bulbs and a High Tunnel Julia (Julie) Hall Julia (Julie) Hall 2026 For this project I will order 600 tulips, 200 each of 3 types of pre-cooled tulips including early and mid blooming varieties. Tulips will be planted in soil in crates and kept at 40 degrees in my garage to initiate root development. Once roots are established they will be moved to a space where they can continue to chill and will be systematically moved into the high tunnel over a 4 week period. I will move 50 of each variety into the high tunnel each week and label each crate with a date. I will measure their bloom time, daily temperature, height, # of marketable stems, and number of stems sold. I will also track my labor and costs associated with growing the tulips to determine profitability. Download Report Blooming Zoom Previous Next

Utah Flower MarketUtah's only exclusively locally-grown flower market. Providing designers and our local community with unique cut flowers direct from our Utah farms from April 19th through October 4th at Grove Station in Pleasant Grove. < Back Utah Flower Market hello@utahflowermarket.com 801 762-6172 Utah Flower Market, South 2000 West, Pleasant Grove, UT, USA Edit My Profile Instagram Previous Next

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

How do you know if you're supposed to be a farmer? Carlyn and Brandon both grew up with agricultural families. It was normal to spend summers picking apples and making forts. Somewhere along the way too many people said that farming wasn't viable. 'Don't do this.' they recommended. After starting a family and careers, farming called again and wouldn't leave them alone. More than anything, that idea wanted to be. At first they borrowed a neighbor's backyard and turned it into a garden. After several years they established themselves in Springville on a permanent space. They love the feeling of being connected to the land and watching it produce abundantly. They enjoy bringing that feeling to other people. They believe this work can be sustainable, lift and inspire the human heart, and heal the soil.Wild Willow GardensCarlyn ThompsonThe farm began its career as a cow pasture. For decades, this place was only good for raising cattle. Then in the mid 1990's a family bought the property with only one scraggly tree on the entire farm. Ironically, it fell over shortly thereafter. For the next 25 years the farm slowly transformed into a beautiful space with ponds, orchards, gardens, native trees, and eventually even a place for a few cows :) Now the farm is transforming again. By embracing natural processes and a new focus on regenerative agriculture, the farm is beginning to produce more abundantly than ever. It will be a thriving space that not only provides the finest blooms, but also inspires those who find it. < Back Edit My Profile Wild Willow Gardens The farm began its career as a cow pasture. For decades, this place was only good for raising cattle. Then in the mid 1990's a family bought the property with only one scraggly tree on the entire farm. Ironically, it fell over shortly thereafter. For the next 25 years the farm slowly transformed into a beautiful space with ponds, orchards, gardens, native trees, and eventually even a place for a few cows :) Now the farm is transforming again. By embracing natural processes and a new focus on regenerative agriculture, the farm is beginning to produce more abundantly than ever. It will be a thriving space that not only provides the finest blooms, but also inspires those who find it. We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale Farmer-Florist Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email carlynthompson@gmail.com Carlyn Thompson How do you know if you're supposed to be a farmer? Carlyn and Brandon both grew up with agricultural families. It was normal to spend summers picking apples and making forts. Somewhere along the way too many people said that farming wasn't viable. 'Don't do this.' they recommended. After starting a family and careers, farming called again and wouldn't leave them alone. More than anything, that idea wanted to be. At first they borrowed a neighbor's backyard and turned it into a garden. After several years they established themselves in Springville on a permanent space. They love the feeling of being connected to the land and watching it produce abundantly. They enjoy bringing that feeling to other people. They believe this work can be sustainable, lift and inspire the human heart, and heal the soil. Previous Next

I'm Kailin Beck, and I am the owner of Beck Farms, a six-acre flower farm in American Fork UT. Our seasonal cut flowers are available via U-Picks on summers nights, as well as classes and workshops and a farmstand during our grow season from April-October. We also love working with florists and providing incredible wholesale stems. Come take a class on how to grow your own flowers in our 100 year old barn, or stroll our dozens of rows at golden hour in August. We have so many ways to share our farm with you!Beck FarmsKailin BeckBeck Farms is a six-acre flower farm in American Fork UT. What once was our Danish ancestors' sheep ranch, it has now been preserved and reborn as a flower farm. We have thousands of premium cut flowers we grow from seed right here: specialty pastel zinnias, thousands of dahlia plants, deluxe lisianthus and everything in between. Our flowers are also available via U-Picks on summer nights, as well as classes and workshops and a seasonal farmstand during our grow season from April-October. < Back Edit My Profile Beck Farms Beck Farms is a six-acre flower farm in American Fork UT. What once was our Danish ancestors' sheep ranch, it has now been preserved and reborn as a flower farm. We have thousands of premium cut flowers we grow from seed right here: specialty pastel zinnias, thousands of dahlia plants, deluxe lisianthus and everything in between. We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale CSA Farmer-Florist Our flowers are also available via U-Picks on summer nights, as well as classes and workshops and a seasonal farmstand during our grow season from April-October. Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email kailin@beckfarmsutah.com Kailin Beck I'm Kailin Beck, and I am the owner of Beck Farms, a six-acre flower farm in American Fork UT. Our seasonal cut flowers are available via U-Picks on summers nights, as well as classes and workshops and a farmstand during our grow season from April-October. We also love working with florists and providing incredible wholesale stems. Come take a class on how to grow your own flowers in our 100 year old barn, or stroll our dozens of rows at golden hour in August. We have so many ways to share our farm with you! Previous Next

Fragrant Acres FarmDedra Gourdin RootedFarmers.com and Utah Flower Market < Back Edit My Profile Fragrant Acres Farm We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale RootedFarmers.com and Utah Flower Market Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email dedra@fragrantacresfarm.com Dedra Gourdin Previous Next

I have always loved to grow things. When I was 8 years old, my dad let me have full design rights to a 4′ x 4′ space in his flower garden. He took me to a nursery, and apparently, I spent $80 to fill that plot. My dad didn’t blink an eye, and he said it was the most beautiful place in our yard that year. Fast forward 25 years later when my husband and I purchased 2.5 acres back in our hometown of North Ogden. We had 2 boys under 2 years old, and property with more weeds and overgrown trees than we knew what to do with. But slowly, much like that 4' x 4' space in my dad’s yard, I began to tame ours. We now grow thousands of flowers each year and host many on-farm workshops, even in the off season.North Ogden Flower FarmKellie WebbLike many local flower farmers, we grow flowers that you will not find in stores. We nurture the rare, the beautiful, the simple, the native, and the challenging. Our flowers are cut fresh, and they are grown with small-town love. We are proud of our flowers because we truly love them. And I believe that shows in every blossom.Workshops < Back Edit My Profile North Ogden Flower Farm Like many local flower farmers, we grow flowers that you will not find in stores. We nurture the rare, the beautiful, the simple, the native, and the challenging. Our flowers are cut fresh, and they are grown with small-town love. We are proud of our flowers because we truly love them. And I believe that shows in every blossom. We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale CSA Farmer-Florist Workshops Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email northogdenflowerfarm@gmail.com Kellie Webb I have always loved to grow things. When I was 8 years old, my dad let me have full design rights to a 4′ x 4′ space in his flower garden. He took me to a nursery, and apparently, I spent $80 to fill that plot. My dad didn’t blink an eye, and he said it was the most beautiful place in our yard that year. Fast forward 25 years later when my husband and I purchased 2.5 acres back in our hometown of North Ogden. We had 2 boys under 2 years old, and property with more weeds and overgrown trees than we knew what to do with. But slowly, much like that 4' x 4' space in my dad’s yard, I began to tame ours. We now grow thousands of flowers each year and host many on-farm workshops, even in the off season. Previous Next