Search Results

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 am a third generation farmer. I grew up playing in the creek and picking roses from my grandmother's garden in Southern California. I love to spend the day in the sunshine, whether It's in the garden or sitting by the pool or beach. I believe in knowing where your food comes from and I love to trade flowers, vegetables sourdough bread and eggs with friends and neighbors to create a mini self sustaining community.Blue Mountain RanchHeather SmithWe bought our property, Blue Mountain Ranch almost 6 years ago, after searching for 20+ years. We were initially drawn to the mature perennials, trees and stunning views of the mountains. The property sits at the mouth of American Fork canyon in Highland and we have beautiful rich soil. We have worked tirelessly to bring our farm back to life and create a biodiverse environment for pollinators, birds and wildlife. We farm on a little less than 2 acres, although some of it is pasture that we are working to bring the soil back to a healthy state. We are passionate about the soil health and we work to keep our practices sustainable and organic. We grow a variety or vegetables for our own consumption and to share with others and have a growing flower farm as well. We keep chickens for their eggs as well as the rich compost they provide. We also have kept bees in the past and enjoy watching them work to pollinate both our edible and non edible crops. < Back Edit My Profile Blue Mountain Ranch We bought our property, Blue Mountain Ranch almost 6 years ago, after searching for 20+ years. We were initially drawn to the mature perennials, trees and stunning views of the mountains. The property sits at the mouth of American Fork canyon in Highland and we have beautiful rich soil. We have worked tirelessly to bring our farm back to life and create a biodiverse environment for pollinators, birds and wildlife. We farm on a little less than 2 acres, although some of it is pasture that we are working to bring the soil back to a healthy state. We are passionate about the soil health and we work to keep our practices sustainable and organic. We grow a variety or vegetables for our own consumption and to share with others and have a growing flower farm as well. We keep chickens for their eggs as well as the rich compost they provide. We also have kept bees in the past and enjoy watching them work to pollinate both our edible and non edible crops. We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale CSA Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email smithparkcity@msn.com Heather Smith I am a third generation farmer. I grew up playing in the creek and picking roses from my grandmother's garden in Southern California. I love to spend the day in the sunshine, whether It's in the garden or sitting by the pool or beach. I believe in knowing where your food comes from and I love to trade flowers, vegetables sourdough bread and eggs with friends and neighbors to create a mini self sustaining community. Previous Next

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

Hi! I am Lindsey - the owner of an urban dahlia farm in Farmington, UT. It wasn't in the plans to be a dahlia farmer but after 5 years of growing and selling flowers I found out I was really good at growing dahlia flowers and storing their tubers (if you know, you know). Now I grow over 2000 dahlias! I love doing research and have been awarded a grant through the UCFFA as well as the ASCFG a national organization dedicated to specialty cut flowers. The grant topics were : 1) Dahlia Crop Per Drop Evaluation at Full and Reduced Irrigation With and Without Mulch 2) Dividing Dahlias: a cost benefit analysis of single tuber vs small clumps dividing. This research helps me to cultivate dahlias to the best of my ability. Three Sprouts Flower FarmLindseyIn 2018 I negotiated an 800 sq ft area in our backyard and boldly signed up for the Kaysville Farmers market and sold a few subscription bouquets. The concept of local flower farms was relatively new and there were amazing people who supported the farm. The farm continued to grown and in 2021 I got a dream gig - providing mixed bouquets to Harmons Grocery! I was deeply deeply schooled in learning about times and season. This season wasn't to stay as I navigated the complex relationship of working and growing humans. So I took a chance and changed my entire model of growing and selling to a single crop. Dahlia. What a wonderful beautiful year it was. This season is here to stay for a while. < Back Edit My Profile Three Sprouts Flower Farm In 2018 I negotiated an 800 sq ft area in our backyard and boldly signed up for the Kaysville Farmers market and sold a few subscription bouquets. The concept of local flower farms was relatively new and there were amazing people who supported the farm. The farm continued to grown and in 2021 I got a dream gig - providing mixed bouquets to Harmons Grocery! I was deeply deeply schooled in learning about times and season. This season wasn't to stay as I navigated the complex relationship of working and growing humans. So I took a chance and changed my entire model of growing and selling to a single crop. Dahlia. What a wonderful beautiful year it was. This season is here to stay for a while. We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale CSA Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email 3sproutsflowerfarm@gmail.com Lindsey Hi! I am Lindsey - the owner of an urban dahlia farm in Farmington, UT. It wasn't in the plans to be a dahlia farmer but after 5 years of growing and selling flowers I found out I was really good at growing dahlia flowers and storing their tubers (if you know, you know). Now I grow over 2000 dahlias! I love doing research and have been awarded a grant through the UCFFA as well as the ASCFG a national organization dedicated to specialty cut flowers. The grant topics were : 1) Dahlia Crop Per Drop Evaluation at Full and Reduced Irrigation With and Without Mulch 2) Dividing Dahlias: a cost benefit analysis of single tuber vs small clumps dividing. This research helps me to cultivate dahlias to the best of my ability. 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

Bloomed LifeWe 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. < Back Bloomed Life Hello@BloomedLife.com (833) 420-0900 2150 S Main St unit c103, Salt Lake City, UT 84115, USA Edit My Profile Instagram Previous Next

See our upcoming events, including member-only meet-ups, online meetings, and public flower gatherings. Upcoming Public Events Membership Offer 2026 Utah Flower Conference - Petals to Profit Sat, Jan 31 Utah Valley Convention Center, 3rd Floor Hear from experts in the flowering community on marketing, irrigation, pricing, systems, soil, and more, all while rubbing shoulders with other local Utah flower farmers. Buy Tickets View Member Events

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

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

Find Utah Flower Day events for August 16th, 2025 Find Utah Flower Day Events Map pins are approximate for some locations. Please contact the business to find out more details.

Public announcements as well as private members-only spaces to discuss relevant topics. To see this working, head to your live site. All Posts Categories My Posts UCFFA Forum Welcome! Have a look around and join the discussions. Sort by: Recent Activity Follow All Categories Loretta Clayson Certified Grower For Sale: Peony Roots/Tulip Bulbs in Public Announcements If some of the varieties you wanted were already sold out OR you just want MORE! here is the link to the peony roots and tulip bulbs Journey Farm is offering for sale with pickup/delivery as they get dug or arrive on dates in Sept, Oct, and Nov. https://pci.jotform.com/form/252366270491155 You may email me with questions at loretta@journeyfarm.net Like Comment 0 comments debug Comments (0) Commenting on this post isn't available anymore. Contact the site owner for more info. Fawn Rueckert Certified Grower Cleaning out my garage so I can get a Harley in Public Announcements Just kidding, I just need more room for projects. I have a mix of things I'd like to sell or give away. 10x20 ft. 50% shade cloth -free to a good home 21- 1/2 in by 10 ft electrical conduit Make your own netting supports. I also used mine for low tunnels. $3 each, I think these are going for close to $6 at home Depot now Shop lights -free 4 ft. By 18 in shelving- $40. Shown in picture with the shop lights. Biodegradable mulch 4 ft. By 500 ft- $50, never used. Please respond to this message or you can text me at 801-634-6419. Like Comment 2 0 comments debug Comments (0) Commenting on this post isn't available anymore. Contact the site owner for more info. Pastoral Floral Certified Grower Cut Flower Greenhouse Sale! in Public Announcements 🌸 School Greenhouse & Floral Program Plant Sale – May 10th! 🌸 Saturday, May 10th | 9 AM – 1 PM In addition to managing Pastoral Floral , my local flower farm in Lindon, I also teach Greenhouse Management and Floral Design at Westlake High School , where I hope to inspire future generations of growers and floral artists. Each year, we host a Greenhouse Plant Sale to support our school’s horticulture and floral design programs—and this year, we’ve gone all-in on cut flower production ! 🌿🌸 Here’s what we’ve got growing for you: Tons of cut flowers: Snapdragons, Celosia (White, Purple, Terracotta, Flamingo Purple), Zinnias (Queeny Mix, Agave, Ballerina, Zinderella Peach), Statice, Campanula, Scabiosa, Iceland Poppies, Ageratum, Amaranthus (Hot Biscuits, Red Spike), Phlox, Cosmos, Salvia, Calendula, Matricaria, Asters Greenhouse favorites: Hanging baskets ($25), Mixed flats ($21), Scented Geraniums, Vegetable Starts, Spruce Trees etc. Perennial favorites: Strawberries, Roses, Eucalyptus (Silver Plate, Baby Blue, E. tereticornis) Campanula, Eryngium, Globe Thistle, Lavender, Coreopsis, Shasta Daisy, Delphinium, Hydrangeas and many more! Pricing: 4” Annual Pots: $1.25 – $4 Perennial Cut Flowers 6" pots: $5 Hanging Baskets: $25 Mixed Flats: $21 🌱 Whether you’re a home gardener or a fellow flower farmer, there’s something here for you—and your support helps our students learn, grow, and bloom! 📍Location: Westlake High School Greenhouse 📅 Date: Saturday, May 10 🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM 📞 Call or text me : 412-708-4156📧 Email : gwardell@alpinedistrict.org Thank you for supporting agricultural education, local flowers, and the next generation of plant lovers! 🌼 Like Comment 2 3 comments debug Comments (3) Commenting on this post isn't available anymore. Contact the site owner for more info. Sort by: Newest Unknown member May 12 Hey folks the sale came and went and we still have thousands of cut flower starts! Please come support the students of Westlake high school. Like Show more comments Mollie Payne Certified Grower Come to the 2025 Utah Flower Conference in Public Announcements 2025 Utah Flower Conference - Bloom Together: Cultivating Connection and Elevati... February 1, 2025, 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM MST| Utah Valley Convention Center, 3rd Floor Register Now Like Comment 5 0 comments debug Comments (0) Commenting on this post isn't available anymore. Contact the site owner for more info. Mollie Payne Website Admin Come to the 2024 Utah Flower Conference in Public Announcements 2024 Utah Flower Conference: Farming for the Long Haul January 27, 2024, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM| Ogden Eccles Conference Center Register Now Like Comment 1 0 comments debug Comments (0) Commenting on this post isn't available anymore. Contact the site owner for more info. Forum - Frameless

Certified Grower membership is for the existing farmer who is looking to take the next step to improve their farm and business. Certified Grower Membership Certified Grower or Farmer Florist membership is for the existing farmer looking to take the next step to improve their farm and business. To be approved as a Certified Grower you must meet the following criteria: owner of a cut flower farm that has been commercially selling for 2 or more seasons a business license in the state where you operate Please note: the Certified Grower and Farmer Florist memberships are only available to those who are approved through an application process (see application below). Do not purchase these memberships until you have applied and received notification that you have been approved. Apply to be a Certified Grower Here First name* Last name* Email* Multi-line address Country/Region* Address* City* Zip / Postal code* Phone* Business Name* Are you applying as a farmer or farmer florist? * Farmer Farmer Florist Is your farm a registered business in the state where you are located?* Yes No How many years have you been in business? We are looking for businesses that have been established for at least 2 years.* Farm Description (tell us a little about your farm)* Facebook (Please include full URL i.e. https://www.facebook.com/UCFFA/) Instagram (Please include full URL i.e. https://www.instagram.com/utahflowerfarms) What else would you like us to know or consider as we review your application? Submit Apply First Certified Grower $75 $ 75 Every year Application based membership level - apply before purchasing Valid until canceled Select Profile page on UCFFA website Certified Grower Logo for use on your website Certified Grower pin on Utah Flower Map Two free tickets to each of our farm tours 50% off one ticket to the Utah Flower Conference Opportunities to apply for Grower Grants Early access to UCFFA Plant Trial Access to video library with 30+ hours of education Full access to members-only website features Access to participate in live Blooming Zooms Promotion through our website and social media feeds Best Value Farmer Florist $75 $ 75 Every year For Certified Growers who provide Florist services - apply before purchasing Valid until canceled Select Florist & Certified Grower profile pages on UCFFA Website Certified Grower logo for use on your website Farmer Florist pin on Utah Flower Map Two free tickets to each of our farm tours 50% off one ticket to the Utah Flower Conference Opportunities to apply for Grower Grants Early access to UCFFA Plant Trial Access to video library with 30+ hours of education Full access to members-only website features Access to participate in live Blooming Zooms Promotion through our website and social media feeds