Maple Bloom Flower Farm

Name: Maple Bloom Flower Farm
Address: 1710 E. 400 N, Mapleton, UT, 84664, US
Telephone: +18018360506
Price range: $$

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Welcome to Maple Bloom! On our small farm we grow and sell unique fresh cut flowers. Our blooms are pesticide-free and bee-friendly!

We specialize in beautiful seasonal mixed wrapped bouquets, custom arrangements, and straight bunches.

10/13/2026

Last harvest for the Local Flowers | Farmer Owned | Utah Grown on this rainy Tuesday! Come see all of our beautiful fall flowers at Grove Station tomorrow. 9-11 am for florists and 11- noon for everyone. Free dahlias with every purchase.

10/05/2026

Sometimes beauty is found in the most unexpected places. Here are a few beautiful surprises this week...

Saltlover: I found this beautiful plant growing in the desert outside of Vernal. From a distance it just blends in with the sage brush and tumbleweeds, but up close it's stunning! Also, toxic and possibly invasive, but truly beautiful 😉

Tomatoes: My friend Hilary Barksdale brought me 2 giant bags of tomatoes from her garden! They are so delicious. I'm so grateful for friends who grow actual food and share their abundance with me 🍅

The Addams Family: We went to see this play at the The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater with absolutely no knowledge of the musical and were so delighted by the performances, the music and the dark humor. We were all thoroughly entertained and it was the perfect way to start the spooky season!

McCoy Flats: We went camping and biking with our kids at McCoy Flats outside of Vernal and had the best time. The trails were well marked and maintained and the scenery was stunning.

Hattie Big Sky: Clara brought this book home from school and we read it together. It's about a 16 year old orphan who inherits land in Montana and tries to create a homestead. It covered many difficult subjects like war, xenophobia, misogyny, and nationalism while also painting a beautiful picture of life in rural Montana in the early 1900s. We laughed and cried as we fell in love with Hattie and can't wait to read the second book in the series.

What beautiful things have you noticed this week?

09/29/2026

More dahlia photos! This time in salmon, coral, peach, and apricot. Which one is your favorite?

09/27/2026

Here are 5 simple things that brought me joy this week!

Japanese Anemones: These shade loving flowers are blooming this week. Even though they can be used as a cut flower I'm leaving them alone and just enjoying their beauty in my flower beds.

Murdock Canal Trail: Jordan and I had a little date night in Highland on Friday while our kids were at a birthday party. We rode our bikes on the murdock canal trail and enjoyed the expansive views of the valley then had the most incredible burgers at Burgers And Barley American Fork . I highly recommend both!

Agatha Christie: There is something so delicious about Agatha Christie's books. They are somehow cozy and familiar, intriguing, funny, and just the right length to enjoy on a short trip. I pick up one of her books anytime I need a break from more challenging novels and non fiction.

Halleluiah by Mary Oliver: I love this poem so much. Mary Oliver - and her writing - were beautiful gifts to this world. I'm sad she is gone but grateful for all her shared wisdom.

Hairy Balls: That's the actual name of these plants. All of the farmers get a good giggle at the market when we need to reference them (i.e. Does anyone have hairy balls this week?) 😂 It never gets old.

What beautiful things have you noticed this week?

09/22/2026

Some photos from a rainy harvest on the first day of fall 🌸🍁

09/18/2026

This fall I'm trying to take good photos of all my dahlias! Here are a few of my favorite pink and blush varieties. Which one is your favorite?

09/13/2026

Happy Sunday friends! Here are 5 small things that brought me joy this week

Wasatch Front 100: Every year my husband captains an aid station for this ultra marathon. Our station is located at Mile 65 above Brighton on Scott's Peak. We get up there at 4pm on Friday and take care of runners until 7am the next morning. It's exhausting and inspiring, the views can't be beat, and I love watching my kids help out.

Each participant tries to run 100 miles over the mountains to Midway. They have to finish in 36 hours. We've been doing this aid station for over 20 years and it always marks the start of fall for me.

My Five Sons Bakery: I've been admiring the beautiful sourdough loaves from My Five Sons Bakery for a long time and finally ordered some this week. We got the spiced apple pecan and it was so delicious! I'm excited to try the jalapeno cheddar next week.

Wendell Berry: I have long admired the life and writing of Wendell Berry. He died recently and left a legacy of stewardship for the land, admiration for farmers, and thoughtful advocacy that I hope will inspire generations to take better care of our amazing planet. His poem "The Peace of Wild Things" will always feel like a prayer to me.

Ruth Lake: We went with cousins up to Ruth Lake in the Uintas for Labor Day and had a wonderful time exploring the area, having a picnic and skipping rocks. It's about a mile to the lake and is a great hike for kids of all ages!

Second Wind: Many of my flowers are reaching the end of their life cycle, but the lisianthus is getting a second flush and looking more stunning than ever! This bucket of blooms from my Tuesday harvest was too beautiful to keep to myself.

What small things have brought you joy this week?

09/09/2026

Scenes from this week's Local Flowers | Farmer Owned | Utah Grown ! There are only 6 more markets this season (including today) Come and see us at Grove Station . We are open to florists from 9-11 am and everyone from 11-noon.

08/26/2026

Utah Flower Market views 😍🌸☀️

Local Flowers | Farmer Owned | Utah Grown

08/25/2026

This week's Friday Flowers will be sweet and spicy fasting dahlias and fragrant herbs like basil, oregano, mint and sweet annie.

Reserve your bouquet now on our website for pickup Friday morning or afternoon at our farm!

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Address

1710 E. 400 N
Mapleton, UT
84664

Telephone

+18018360506

Website

https://www.maplebloomflowerfarm.com/

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