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

Former 7th grade Language Arts and Spanish teacher turned flower farmer. I started selling flowers to pay for my own seed buying addiction, and it all snowballed from there. My main objective is to help people find delight and wonder in flowers by putting them together in new ways, growing unusual varieties that aren't available at traditional florists, and educating the public through social media and through teaching community courses at Snow College.Dream Acre Flower FarmTorrie MeidellOur first three years of farming, we farmed exclusively on our half-acre property, but after seeing our business continually grow each year, my husband and I went full time with our flower farm in 2023 and rented more land to grow on. We grow a wide variety of focal flowers, fillers, and foliage in order to offer deluxe bouquet subscriptions and wholesale to florists and to the public from April to September. My favorite flowers are snapdragons, and we currently grow around 25-30 varieties of snaps each year, on top of the more expected blooms (sunflowers, lisis, dahlias, zinnias, tulips, ranunculus) as well as more unexpected stems. < Back Edit My Profile Dream Acre Flower Farm Our first three years of farming, we farmed exclusively on our half-acre property, but after seeing our business continually grow each year, my husband and I went full time with our flower farm in 2023 and rented more land to grow on. We grow a wide variety of focal flowers, fillers, and foliage in order to offer deluxe bouquet subscriptions and wholesale to florists and to the public from April to September. My favorite flowers are snapdragons, and we currently grow around 25-30 varieties of snaps each year, on top of the more expected blooms (sunflowers, lisis, dahlias, zinnias, tulips, ranunculus) as well as more unexpected stems. We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale CSA Farmer-Florist Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email dreamacreflowerfarm@gmail.com Torrie Meidell Former 7th grade Language Arts and Spanish teacher turned flower farmer. I started selling flowers to pay for my own seed buying addiction, and it all snowballed from there. My main objective is to help people find delight and wonder in flowers by putting them together in new ways, growing unusual varieties that aren't available at traditional florists, and educating the public through social media and through teaching community courses at Snow College. 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

We are a small evolving farm, easy to find in Provo on West Center Street. Stunning, romantic flowers have become a passion for us to grow these last several years. We are happy to offer our local fresh beauties for sale with the Utah Flower Market, as well as here, by appointment, on the farm.Sunspring Ranch & Flower FarmShery GoodmanWe have been at our Provo location for almost 40 years but have greatly evolved as we progress into our more "mature" side of life. From way too many horse happenings and other animal adventures, we have scaled way back in order to make room and focus more on the flora side of growing & marketing fresh cut flowers. As our flowers are becoming the center of attention at the farm, we still have a hard time "putting all of our eggs in one basket" so I'm sure there will be other happenings going on as well.Utah FLower Market < Back Edit My Profile Sunspring Ranch & Flower Farm We have been at our Provo location for almost 40 years but have greatly evolved as we progress into our more "mature" side of life. From way too many horse happenings and other animal adventures, we have scaled way back in order to make room and focus more on the flora side of growing & marketing fresh cut flowers. As our flowers are becoming the center of attention at the farm, we still have a hard time "putting all of our eggs in one basket" so I'm sure there will be other happenings going on as well. We Offer Flowers Through: The following Farmers' Markets: Utah FLower Market As well as: Wholesale CSA Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email info@sunspringranch.com Shery Goodman We are a small evolving farm, easy to find in Provo on West Center Street. Stunning, romantic flowers have become a passion for us to grow these last several years. We are happy to offer our local fresh beauties for sale with the Utah Flower Market, as well as here, by appointment, on the farm. Previous Next

My name is Sheryl Larson and I have loved flowers since I was a teenager. I always wanted to be an artist or a landscape designer, so my life has been aligned in that general area since I was young. I currently have been growing cut flowers for 5 years along with a career as a full time art teacher. I love the process of creating life from a tiny seed and seeing its full potential through the cycle of life in the garden. Beauty to me is diversity of color, texture and shape. I love literally all the flowers and get so excited to see each one bloom. Every day in the flowers is a new experience. Mustard Seed Studio and FarmSheryl LarsonWe are a small flower farm in the beautiful town of Lakepoint, Ut just above the Great Salt Lake where there isn't a prettier sunset. Our 1 acre farm is filled with a layers of cut flowers and perennials that fill our seasonal subscriptions, wholesale orders for florists and event planners. We also take on a small amount of wedding work through the season. If you have ever seen a field covered in Mustard seed you know how beautiful it is, so vibrant and bright. After it is cut down, it is tilled into the ground to enrich the soil with nutrients around it. That is how we got our name, something small sharing beauty and enriching the community and people we come into contact around us. < Back Edit My Profile Mustard Seed Studio and Farm We are a small flower farm in the beautiful town of Lakepoint, Ut just above the Great Salt Lake where there isn't a prettier sunset. Our 1 acre farm is filled with a layers of cut flowers and perennials that fill our seasonal subscriptions, wholesale orders for florists and event planners. We also take on a small amount of wedding work through the season. If you have ever seen a field covered in Mustard seed you know how beautiful it is, so vibrant and bright. After it is cut down, it is tilled into the ground to enrich the soil with nutrients around it. That is how we got our name, something small sharing beauty and enriching the community and people we come into contact around us. We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale CSA Farmer-Florist Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email mustardseedstudiofarm@gmail.com Sheryl Larson My name is Sheryl Larson and I have loved flowers since I was a teenager. I always wanted to be an artist or a landscape designer, so my life has been aligned in that general area since I was young. I currently have been growing cut flowers for 5 years along with a career as a full time art teacher. I love the process of creating life from a tiny seed and seeing its full potential through the cycle of life in the garden. Beauty to me is diversity of color, texture and shape. I love literally all the flowers and get so excited to see each one bloom. Every day in the flowers is a new experience. Previous Next

Hi! My name is Staci and I am a second generation farmer. I’m a wife and mother to 3 amazing boys ( I call them the Treshombres….hence how came up with our name ). My love for nature and being outside started at a very young age. I enjoy hiking, camping, backpacking, trail running and fly fishing. So naturally these hobbies led me to create my own outdoor oasis right in my own backyard. Somewhere to sit with my family and enjoy fresh vegetables from the garden to nurture and cultivate beautiful flowers to garnish our kitchen table. The urge to grow my own food for my family led me to the knowledge and power of flowers. And to now share that with our community is such an honor.Treshombres FarmStaci CraigTreshombres Farm is a micro flower farm located in the heart of Orchard country here in Santaquin, Utah. Our farm started as a small raised garden bed in our backyard where the bees that we were raising could flourish. Inter-grating flowers into the garden to help support the pollinators triggered something inside myself that I just could not ignore. Growing and cultivating has become a passion that I want to share with our community. From our small backyard to now small farm plot we have expanded each year, growing more and more unique and beautiful varieties to offer to the community. Offering high quality blooms grown right here in the heart of our town to the people we love is what it’s all about. Spreading joy through flowers.Local shops in Santaquin, Orders through Instagram < Back Edit My Profile Treshombres Farm Treshombres Farm is a micro flower farm located in the heart of Orchard country here in Santaquin, Utah. Our farm started as a small raised garden bed in our backyard where the bees that we were raising could flourish. Inter-grating flowers into the garden to help support the pollinators triggered something inside myself that I just could not ignore. Growing and cultivating has become a passion that I want to share with our community. From our small backyard to now small farm plot we have expanded each year, growing more and more unique and beautiful varieties to offer to the community. Offering high quality blooms grown right here in the heart of our town to the people we love is what it’s all about. Spreading joy through flowers. We Offer Flowers Through: Local shops in Santaquin, Orders through Instagram Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email Treshombresfarm@gmail.com Staci Craig Hi! My name is Staci and I am a second generation farmer. I’m a wife and mother to 3 amazing boys ( I call them the Treshombres….hence how came up with our name ). My love for nature and being outside started at a very young age. I enjoy hiking, camping, backpacking, trail running and fly fishing. So naturally these hobbies led me to create my own outdoor oasis right in my own backyard. Somewhere to sit with my family and enjoy fresh vegetables from the garden to nurture and cultivate beautiful flowers to garnish our kitchen table. The urge to grow my own food for my family led me to the knowledge and power of flowers. And to now share that with our community is such an honor. Previous Next

Find a Flower Farm in Utah by reading about our Certified Growers. Certified Growers have a registered business name in the State of Utah and have been growing and selling cut flowers for 2 or more years. They are committed to locally grown flowers you will find many of them in our Florist Directory as well, as they are Farmer-Florists. Certified Growers Certified Growers have a registered business name in the State of Utah and have been growing and selling cut flowers for 2 or more years. They are committed to locally grown flowers you will find many of them in our Florist Directory as well, as they are Farmer-Florists. 1 2 3 4 1 ... 1 2 3 4 ... 4 Artisanal Blooms Kaysville Read More Ashley's Flower Farm Gunnison Read More Bailey’s Blooms Lehi Read More Beck Farms American Fork Read More Bessie and Joyce Flowers Saratoga Springs Read More Blue Mountain Ranch Highland, UT Read More Blue Sky Blooms Virgin, UT Read More Canyon Echo Farm Park City Read More Chateau Monette Payson, UT Read More Cherry Petals Flower Farm Kaysville, UT Read More Cold Creek Flower Farm Lewiston, UT Read More Country Sunshine Flower Farm Parma Read More 1 2 3 4 1 ... 1 2 3 4 ... 4

Inspired by a childhood spent amidst the flowers within the cooler at her grandparents' floral shop and bookstore, Kailcee Harrison cultivated a vision - a flower farm that utilizes sustainable growing practices to produce beautiful seasonal blooms. Free Spirit FloraKailCee HarrisonAt Free Spirit Flora, our mission is deeply rooted in sustainability, where we cultivate a floral haven that harmonizes with nature to bring forth unique and extraordinary blooms. Through workshops, subscriptions, and community engagement, we aspire to share the joy of flowers, fostering a connection between individuals and the vibrant, ever-changing canvas of our flower farm.Ashley Valley Farmers Market < Back Edit My Profile Free Spirit Flora At Free Spirit Flora, our mission is deeply rooted in sustainability, where we cultivate a floral haven that harmonizes with nature to bring forth unique and extraordinary blooms. Through workshops, subscriptions, and community engagement, we aspire to share the joy of flowers, fostering a connection between individuals and the vibrant, ever-changing canvas of our flower farm. We Offer Flowers Through: The following Farmers' Markets: Ashley Valley Farmers Market As well as: Wholesale CSA Farmer-Florist Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email KailCee.harrison@gmail.com KailCee Harrison Inspired by a childhood spent amidst the flowers within the cooler at her grandparents' floral shop and bookstore, Kailcee Harrison cultivated a vision - a flower farm that utilizes sustainable growing practices to produce beautiful seasonal blooms. 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

I’m Katy and I have been in love with flowers all my life. I come from a family of flower gardeners and I have owned a garden maintenance and consulting business for 26 years. Two years ago I started selling bouquets of flowers that were grown in my own yard. The idea has evolved into a business where I am learning and creating and expanding all the time. I enjoy providing fresh seasonal flowers to the local community and sharing the message of the economic, environmental and social benefits of "buying local".Utah Flower and FoliageKaty RoachUtah Flower & Foliage is a micro farm located in the Salt Lake Valley. I grow flowers at various locations - my house, my friends’ houses, and a community garden plot. Ever since I heard about the Slow Flowers movement several years ago, it has been my dream to have a flower farm of my own. I grow a wide variety of annuals, perennials and shrubs and my favorites are the old-timey fragrant flowers like roses, viburnum, lilacs, iris, heliotrope, and sweet peas. I love it when a customer tells me about a flower that brings to mind a happy memory. I’m excited about my expansion plans for 2021, in both production and sales. There will be more to offer and more opportunity to share the beauty and benefits of local flowers! Pop-up events, bouquet delivery < Back Edit My Profile Utah Flower and Foliage Utah Flower & Foliage is a micro farm located in the Salt Lake Valley. I grow flowers at various locations - my house, my friends’ houses, and a community garden plot. Ever since I heard about the Slow Flowers movement several years ago, it has been my dream to have a flower farm of my own. I grow a wide variety of annuals, perennials and shrubs and my favorites are the old-timey fragrant flowers like roses, viburnum, lilacs, iris, heliotrope, and sweet peas. I love it when a customer tells me about a flower that brings to mind a happy memory. I’m excited about my expansion plans for 2021, in both production and sales. There will be more to offer and more opportunity to share the beauty and benefits of local flowers! We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale CSA Pop-up events, bouquet delivery Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email utahflowerfoliage@gmail.com Katy Roach I’m Katy and I have been in love with flowers all my life. I come from a family of flower gardeners and I have owned a garden maintenance and consulting business for 26 years. Two years ago I started selling bouquets of flowers that were grown in my own yard. The idea has evolved into a business where I am learning and creating and expanding all the time. I enjoy providing fresh seasonal flowers to the local community and sharing the message of the economic, environmental and social benefits of "buying local". Previous Next

My Name is Dayla and I love warm summer nights, Dr. Pepper, dirty hands and obviously growing all the things! I have three children that are all grown and off living their own exciting lives. I run the the farm and our farmstand with the help of my amazing sidekick, Leah. Together we do our best to manage 3 acres of fruits, vegetables and flowers organically (code for: we spend too many hours pulling weeds to talk about). Flowers are easily the most rewarding crops, they are beautiful, they attract pollinators but most importantly they make everyone happy and fill the farm with smiling faces. We obviously have a strong connections to sweet peas, my grandmother sent me a packet of them to plant in my garden every year. She passed away the year we purchased our farm and the namesake was only fitting. Yes we grow a large selection of sweet peas but they are no our only favorite! I love growing dahlias (even though some years do not give us a long enough season), peonies, and snapdragons. Sweet Pea Farm & OrchardDayla UlrichSweet Pea Farm and Orchard was established in 2014, by a first generation farmer, with the hopes of providing the community with healthy delicious food, seasonal flowers and an inviting space to connect with others and enjoy the beauty. Edge to edge, the land is filled with hundreds of varieties of heirloom and specifically chosen hybrid vegetables, herbs and a growing selection of flowers and fruits. Hidden in the back is a rambunctious beehive that has worked hard for years pollinating the fields and greenhouses. We make the best out of our short season in the high dessert by using greenhouses and as many reasonable season extension tools as feasible. Each summer we work hard to create amazing events that provide an opportunity for the community to spend time enjoying the beauty and engaging with the farmers and each other. We grow an increasing number of flower varieties each year and continue to learn what will work in our unique climate. We currently focus most of our energy on summer annuals but have been increasing our area of perennial and spring season flowers. 2021 will be the first spring we dedicate part of our greenhouse space to flower production and we are so excited to make this transition.On Farm Stand, u-pick events < Back Edit My Profile Sweet Pea Farm & Orchard Sweet Pea Farm and Orchard was established in 2014, by a first generation farmer, with the hopes of providing the community with healthy delicious food, seasonal flowers and an inviting space to connect with others and enjoy the beauty. Edge to edge, the land is filled with hundreds of varieties of heirloom and specifically chosen hybrid vegetables, herbs and a growing selection of flowers and fruits. Hidden in the back is a rambunctious beehive that has worked hard for years pollinating the fields and greenhouses. We make the best out of our short season in the high dessert by using greenhouses and as many reasonable season extension tools as feasible. Each summer we work hard to create amazing events that provide an opportunity for the community to spend time enjoying the beauty and engaging with the farmers and each other. We grow an increasing number of flower varieties each year and continue to learn what will work in our unique climate. We currently focus most of our energy on summer annuals but have been increasing our area of perennial and spring season flowers. 2021 will be the first spring we dedicate part of our greenhouse space to flower production and we are so excited to make this transition. We Offer Flowers Through: The following Farmers' Markets: undefined As well as: Wholesale On Farm Stand, u-pick events Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email sweetpeafarmandorchard@gmail.com Dayla Ulrich My Name is Dayla and I love warm summer nights, Dr. Pepper, dirty hands and obviously growing all the things! I have three children that are all grown and off living their own exciting lives. I run the the farm and our farmstand with the help of my amazing sidekick, Leah. Together we do our best to manage 3 acres of fruits, vegetables and flowers organically (code for: we spend too many hours pulling weeds to talk about). Flowers are easily the most rewarding crops, they are beautiful, they attract pollinators but most importantly they make everyone happy and fill the farm with smiling faces. We obviously have a strong connections to sweet peas, my grandmother sent me a packet of them to plant in my garden every year. She passed away the year we purchased our farm and the namesake was only fitting. Yes we grow a large selection of sweet peas but they are no our only favorite! I love growing dahlias (even though some years do not give us a long enough season), peonies, and snapdragons. Previous Next