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View our past events to see what all the fun is about. Multiple Dates Thu, Jun 18 Working with Florists and Forecasting Trends with Sadie Mower / Zoom Details Jun 18, 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM MDT Zoom Join us as we hear from Sadie Mower of Sticks & Stems Floral on what florists look for when buying from a flower farmer. Learn how packaging, pipeline, and more makes your business more attractive to buyers. +19 more Membership Offer Sat, May 16 Spring Farm Tour at Foothill Farm Flowers / Foothill Farm Flowers Details May 16, 2026, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Foothill Farm Flowers, Provo, UT Spend a spring morning at Foothill Farm Flowers, touring the fields and tunnels as the spring season unfolds. +27 more Sat, Jan 31 2026 Utah Flower Conference - Petals to Profit / Utah Valley Convention Center, 3rd Floor Details Jan 31, 2026, 8:50 AM – 5:00 PM MST Utah Valley Convention Center, 3rd Floor, 220 W Center St, Provo, UT 84601, USA 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. +147 more Sat, Jan 31 Floral Displays at the Utah Flower Conference / Utah Valley Convention Center, 3rd floor Details Jan 31, 2026, 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM Utah Valley Convention Center, 3rd floor, 220 W Center St, Provo, UT 84601, USA Showcase your floral designs and enter to win some fabulous prizes! +3 more Thu, Nov 20 November Blooming Zoom / Zoom Details Nov 20, 2025, 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM MST Zoom Real reasons why a florist chooses farm flowers over wholesale flowers + Q&A +17 more Thu, Oct 16 Treats and Trouble Shooting - October Blooming Zoom / Zoom Details Oct 16, 2025, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM MDT Zoom Treats and Troubleshooting with Dr. Melanie Stock and the UCFFA Board +26 more Sat, Sep 20 Fall Farm Tour at La Finca Flower Farm / Pleasant Grove Details Sep 20, 2025, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Pleasant Grove, 1140 E 900 S, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062, USA Come join us at Jenny Jolley's La Finca Flower Farm in Pleasant Grove, Utah. +12 more Sat, Aug 16 Utah Flower Day 2025 / Throughout Utah Details Aug 16, 2025, 12:00 AM Throughout Utah Find a farmer in your area and attend an event local to you! Details below. Sat, Aug 16 Utah Flower Day Member Marketing Materials / State Wide Event Details Aug 16, 2025, 12:00 AM – 11:59 PM State Wide Event Sign up to get materials for your own Utah Flower Day event! +129 more Thu, Jul 17 July Blooming Zoom: Research Update: Britin Van Brocklin and Melanie Stock / Zoom Details Jul 17, 2025, 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM Zoom Britin and Melanie will present findings from their Western SARE grant project, which explored the use of shade cloth in peony cultivation to reduce water consumption. +16 more Thu, Jun 19 June Blooming Zoom: Pest Management with Nick Volesky / Zoom Details Jun 19, 2025, 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM MDT Zoom Nick is a program associate with Utah State University Extension's Integrated Pest Management Program. He will be sharing his expertise with us on pest management strategies for Utah cut flower farmers. +9 more Membership Offer Sat, May 31 Farm Tour at Sego Lily Flower Farm / South Jordan Details May 31, 2025, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM South Jordan, 9760 Chesapeake Dr, South Jordan, UT 84095, USA Join us for a tour at Sego Lily Flower Farm, a suburban micro farm in South Jordan, Utah. +30 more Thu, Apr 17 Blooming Zoom with Gretchen Langston of Blooms Colorado / Zoom Details Apr 17, 2025, 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM MDT Zoom Analytics for Cut Flower Farmers +11 more Thu, Mar 20 Blooming Zoom / Zoom Details Mar 20, 2025, 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM MDT Zoom Agrotourism with Jaems and Bryan of Petals and Pines Farm, Tremonton, UT. +21 more Thu, Feb 20 Blooming Zoom / Zoom Details Feb 20, 2025, 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM MST Zoom February's Blooming Zoom guest speakers are Jenn and Adam O'Neal from Pepper Harrow. They will be sharing how you can level up your photography skills to take better photos, the pros and cons of hiring professional photography, and how to use the images you take to better market your business. +41 more Membership Offer Sat, Feb 01 2025 Utah Flower Conference - Bloom Together: Cultivating Connection and Elevating Standards / Utah Valley Convention Center, 3rd Floor Details Feb 01, 2025, 8:50 AM – 5:50 PM MST Utah Valley Convention Center, 3rd Floor, 220 W Center St, Provo, UT 84601, USA Hear from experts in the flowering community on floral harvest and post harvest care standards, disease identification and prevention, extending your season with high tunnels, and more, all while rubbing shoulders with other local Utah flower farmers. +147 more Thu, Nov 21 Growing Across Utah Climates, a panel discussion / https://www.wixevents.com/oc?join=JWS.eyJra Details Nov 21, 2024, 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM https://www.wixevents.com/oc?join=JWS.eyJra Join us for a Blooming Zoom featuring a panel of Utah Flower Farmers! Discover the secrets to successful growing across diverse climates as our local experts share their insights and answer your burning questions. +21 more Thu, Oct 17 Finishing strong / https://www.wixevents.com/oc?join=JWS.eyJra Details Oct 17, 2024, 8:00 PM – 8:50 PM https://www.wixevents.com/oc?join=JWS.eyJra Fawn Rueckert, UCFFA president, will be discussing ways to finish the season strong. Other members will be sharing personal experiences as well. Join us to learn from Fawn and others about impactful changes for the future. +15 more Load More

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

< Back Zinnia Postharvest Assessment: Improving Vase Life Through Cooler Storage Trials Calee Garn Twelve florists will be selected at random from a list of florists within a 30 mile radius of our farm. Each florist will be given, at no charge, two bunches of zinnias. Florists will be instructed to not put their zinnias in a floral holding solution of any kind. We will encourage florists to place one bunch in the cooler, and the other to be left out. We will ask them to use the flowers in their design work. We will then ask them to fill out the questionnaire regarding what they were able to witness. The following data will be collected from local florists ● Are Zinnias currently used in your design work? ● Does Vase life determine the use of zinnias in your floral designs? ● Did utilizing a cooler affect the vase life of the zinnias provided? ● Will the data collected from this trial increase the usage of Zinnias in your design work? Download Report Blooming Zoom 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

Wasatch BloomsHeather GriffithsDowntown Farmers Market, Salt Lake City < Back Edit My Profile Wasatch Blooms We Offer Flowers Through: The following Farmers' Markets: Downtown Farmers Market, Salt Lake City As well as: Wholesale CSA Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email hello@wasatchblooms.com Heather Griffiths Previous Next

The Utah Cut Flower Farm Association is for farmers and growers alike who want to be a part of the local flower movement. Our mission is to promote local and sustainable floriculture by supporting local flower farms through education, outreach, and research programs. About Us The Utah Cut Flower Farm Association is for farmers and growers alike who want to be a part of the local flower movement. Our Mission Our mission is to promote local and sustainable floriculture by supporting local flower farms through education, outreach, and research programs. We also focus on educating flower lovers of the economic and environmental impact of local flowers, as well as the diversity of flowers available through Utah Flower Farms. You can find our By-laws here.

Growing beautiful specialty and heirloom flowers below the glowing coral cliffs of Kanab is a milestone in a lifetime journey of ranching and farming. I moved to Southern Utah as a two-year-old and have been connected to the land in one way or another ever since. I love flowers and find joy and peace in growing and sharing them. I have always grown flowers, herbs, vegetables, and trees for my own family’s benefit, but in 2018, I perceived a growing need for people to experience nature for their emotional health and wellness. I talked my husband into letting me plant the .25-acre weedy strip beside the long lane to our house into cut flowers. I have since converted 1.5 acres of our 33 acres of hayfields to flowers. There is a quiet wellness that comes from aligning life with the rhythms of nature and the circle of seasons. I have benefited from creating Journey Farm and hope that connection can be felt by visitors and those who purchase or receive the flowers (fruits) of my labors.Journey FarmLoretta ClaysonJourney Farm’s purpose is: Grow flowers to ease the mind, feed the soul, refresh the spirit, and gladden the heart. The sight, smell, and feel of flowers can trigger a pleasant memory or elicit positive feelings. Spending time outdoors is beneficial for wellness but is not always easy to do. Flowers are a convenient way to experience a little nature indoors. We offer wholesale to florists and designers, bulk DIY flowers, bouquet subscriptions, and florals for hospitality businesses and professional offices. We also do workshops, scheduled U-picks, and special on-farm events. Journey Farm continues to evolve/expand our grow list and acreage. We have built high tunnels to extend our ranunculus and dahlia seasons and other structures to facilitate our winter tulip-forcing operation. We use earth/people/animal-friendly methods for safety and sustainability, and no-till practices to build healthier soil. Delivery area: Kanab, Hurricane, St. George, east Cedar Mountain, and east Zion areas.Wholesale to florists and designers, bulk DIY flowers, bouquet subscriptions, floral services to hospitality businesses and professional offices, workshops, scheduled U-picks, and on-farm events.Utah Flower Market Pop-Up < Back Edit My Profile Journey Farm Journey Farm’s purpose is: Grow flowers to ease the mind, feed the soul, refresh the spirit, and gladden the heart. The sight, smell, and feel of flowers can trigger a pleasant memory or elicit positive feelings. Spending time outdoors is beneficial for wellness but is not always easy to do. Flowers are a convenient way to experience a little nature indoors. We offer wholesale to florists and designers, bulk DIY flowers, bouquet subscriptions, and florals for hospitality businesses and professional offices. We also do workshops, scheduled U-picks, and special on-farm events. Journey Farm continues to evolve/expand our grow list and acreage. We have built high tunnels to extend our ranunculus and dahlia seasons and other structures to facilitate our winter tulip-forcing operation. We use earth/people/animal-friendly methods for safety and sustainability, and no-till practices to build healthier soil. Delivery area: Kanab, Hurricane, St. George, east Cedar Mountain, and east Zion areas. We Offer Flowers Through: Wholesale CSA Farmer-Florist Wholesale to florists and designers, bulk DIY flowers, bouquet subscriptions, floral services to hospitality businesses and professional offices, workshops, scheduled U-picks, and on-farm events. Find us Online here: Instagram Website Email loretta@journeyfarm.net Loretta Clayson Growing beautiful specialty and heirloom flowers below the glowing coral cliffs of Kanab is a milestone in a lifetime journey of ranching and farming. I moved to Southern Utah as a two-year-old and have been connected to the land in one way or another ever since. I love flowers and find joy and peace in growing and sharing them. I have always grown flowers, herbs, vegetables, and trees for my own family’s benefit, but in 2018, I perceived a growing need for people to experience nature for their emotional health and wellness. I talked my husband into letting me plant the .25-acre weedy strip beside the long lane to our house into cut flowers. I have since converted 1.5 acres of our 33 acres of hayfields to flowers. There is a quiet wellness that comes from aligning life with the rhythms of nature and the circle of seasons. I have benefited from creating Journey Farm and hope that connection can be felt by visitors and those who purchase or receive the flowers (fruits) of my labors. 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

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These businesses and organizations support our local cause. Sponsors 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 hello@utahflowermarket.com Utah Flower Market Utah'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. More Details

< Back Season Extension of Tulips using Pre-cooled Bulbs and a High Tunnel Julie Hall 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