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- Blooming Soon in Utah 🪻
Between the time change to daylight savings, the abundance of warmer than usual weather and the upcoming equinox, I think it is safe to wish you all a happy spring! While I am enjoying the warm weather, I am secretly (ok, not so secretly) pining for quite a few more snowstorms. The kind with big,fluffy flakes that cover everything in a magical blanket that seems to suspend time itself. The kind that makes you feel like a kid again. I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility given the weather patterns of the last decade. Just know, if the snow does come, I'll be enjoying a cup of coffee on my couch while watching it snow and then I'll suit up and go to the high tunnel to experience the contemplative stillness that the snow brings to my little corner of the world. I get it though....springtime is always so welcome and magical in its own right. It is my favorite time of the year. Birdsong, spring rains, the waking up of the trees and flowers, the bumbling bumblebees. Oh, the sounds, sights and scents are fabulously decadent! In the middle of all of this magic, Utah's flower farmers are starting the busiest part of their season. Spring is an exhilarating challenge. There is so much that needs to be done pretty much all at the same time. Now is a great time to find your local flower farmer and connect with them. Click here to use our handy locator map! Farmers are currently selling CSA or bouquet subscriptions, advertising for on farm events and tuber sales. It's also a good time to inquire about flower availability for Easter, Mother's Day and graduations. If you're interested in internships and employment, now is also the time to reach out. Many farmers happily take volunteers and many hire seasonal help. As we move into the business of the spring season, I hope that you all find time to enjoy the magic of it all. The hope and the promise of springtime always fully delivers! Thank you for being here and loving locally grown flowers as much as we do! Warm Regards, Sara Asbridge Publicity Chair Utah Cut Flower Farm Association P.S. Check out the keynote speakers we have lined up for the Utah Flower Conference! We’re thrilled to share that the 2027 conference keynotes will include Briana of Blossom and Branch Farm and Julio of The Flower Hat. Mark your calendars for February 20, 2027- you won’t want to miss this one.
- February News
As we move into February and begin preparing for another growing season, I want to start by expressing my gratitude for this community. The strength of the Utah Cut Flower Farm Association comes from growers who are willing to share knowledge, support one another, and invest in the future of local flowers.
- 2024 Photo Contest - Enter to win a $100 Johnny's Gift Card!
We know you all have been documenting your gorgeous blooms throughout the year and we want to see your photos! You can enter up to 5 photos into the contest, and we will be picking two winners , who will each get a $100 gift card to Johnny’s! By entering, your photo and farm information may also be highlighted on the notebook for the 2025 Utah Flower Conference! Best of luck to you!
- Get your tickets to the 2024 Utah Flower Conference
We are excited to announce that tickets are available for the 2024 Utah Flower Conference.
- Big things coming up! Farm tour tonight, Utah Flower Day, & Blooming Zoom with Jennie Love!
We are excited to share all the fun things we have planned for you! Summer is in full swing, the harvest is plentiful, and we have lots of member events coming up!
- Farm tour this Saturday, photo contest, and USU urban & small farm field day!
Spring is in full swing and I know we have all been busy in the field. It has been a joy to see the blooms coming from everyone's farms and gardens!
- May Blooming Zoom, Farm tours, and plant trial pickup date!
Spring has finally sprung, for some of us...
- Blooming Zoom this Thursday
Join us for our Blooming Zoom this Thursday, May 11th at 8 PM.
- April Blooming Zoom, new website, and plant trial updates!
While we are grateful and excited about the record-breaking snowpack, some of us have seedlings that need to be planted out, and it is just... not... stopping.












