Maple Bloom Flower Farm

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

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.

06/20/2026

It's been a beautiful abundant week on our farm even though there are literally ashes falling from the sky due to a wildfire. I've learned to accept that's the way life is - beauty AND ashes all the time.

Here are some small things that have brought me joy this week:

Cinderella: Last night we went to see the Mapleton Community Theatre production of Cinderella. It was such a fun show with amazing vocals and costumes! If you need to feel good about the community you live in come and see it tonight or next week! (my daughter Clara plays a villager and gave me specific instructions to make a HUGE bouquet for her 😂)

Neighbor Kids: We have a little neighbor who likes to come hang out with us, even if our kids aren't around. He's six years old and delightful. Yesterday he helped me pinch all my dahlias 🌸

Dill: I have a few dill plants that reseed ever year and I keep them so Jordan and I can enjoy a very specific tomato sandwich for lunch. It's called The Tomato from Barry W. Enderwick and it's so delicious. Google it!

Bonnie Raitt: I've been listening to a lot of Bonnie Raitt lately - especially "I Can't Make You Love Me" not because I'm sad, but because it's such a great song to sing! So beautiful, so soulful, and right in my very narrow vocal range. Clara and I sing it together when I drive her to play practice.

What Grows in Weary Lands by Tish Harrison Warren: I've really enjoyed reading this book about the middle parts of life and faith. The ideas presented in this book have been both soothing and challenging in the best ways. I love this quote. "If hope is to grow in us, it will be sown and nourished together, in community with other people."

What beautiful things have inspired you this week?

06/17/2026

These beautiful white Snowdon Lilies are blooming this week and look so beautiful with burgundy, blush and purple accents. Bouquets will also include foxglove, falls scabiosa, snapdragons and mountain mint which smells so sweet and fresh. You will love having these flowers in your home!

Bouquets are limited. Reserve yours now for Friday pickup in Mapleton.

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06/13/2026

Happy Saturday Friends! I hope you've had some beautiful moments this week.

Here are 5 small things that brought me joy:

Mirror Lake: On Sunday we drove up to Mirror Lake in the Uintas for a much needed family day. We walked around the lake and admired the wildflowers - it was just the reset I needed.

Daybreak Concert Series: We went to see a Beach Boys cover band last night with my parents who live in Daybreak. The band was fun but I mostly loved the people watching.

Rojos Street Corn Dip: I night this do at Costco and have eaten on everything all week long! Avocado toast ✅ Nachos ✅ Ruffled potato chips ✅ It makes everything delicious.

Swimming Lessons: My kids take swimming lessons from a neighbor down the street. She does a fantastic job AND has a delightful shaded sitting area where parents can chill and enjoy an ice cold beverage from her mini fridge. It's been the perfect afternoon break for me!

The First Dahlia: Spotted the first dahlia of the season in my garden today! I can't wait to harvest buckets of these beauties 😍 Variety: Hillcrest Suffusion

What beautiful things have you noticed this week?

06/06/2026

Happy Saturday Friends! I hope you've had a lovely week.

Here are a few beautiful things that brought me joy this week.

Unharvested Flowers: I love seeing butterflies and other pollinators visit blooms that are past their prime for me, but still so useful for them. It's a good reminder that nothing is ever wasted in the garden.

Bartholomew Pond: After a long week of planting and harvesting I spent a few blissful hours kayaking, cold plunging, and reading and the reservoir near our house. It was so restful and restorative.

Refuge by Terry Tempest Williams: This is a beautiful book that records the rise and fall of the great Salt Lake in the 80s, the effect on the birds of the Bear River Migratory Refuge and the author's mother's battle with cancer. I read it 20 years ago and loved it and am finding that it hits different as a mom and at a time when the Great Salt Lake is again in crisis.

George the Robin: We found a fledgling Robin on the ground earlier this week. It was struggling and I thought for sure it would die. It was so sweet to watch my daughter take care of it and give it love and shelter.

Blue Moon: When we were driving home from Daybreak last Sunday I was blown away by the size of the moon! My kids tried to take some photos to capture it, but none of them do it justice. It was awe inspiring!

What beautiful things have you noticed this week?

05/26/2026

Confession: I have more photos and videos of my flowers than my children 😬 To be fair the flowers are much more cooperative.

Today I'm looking back at the beautiful abundant spring we had and feeling a little wistful. I know it's easy to forget the sleepless nights and constant work. But it feels good to reflect on all of the beauty.

I'm also feeling so grateful for all the ways you have supported our small farm - leaving reviews, buying bouquets, trusting me with your wedding flowers, purchasing dahlia tubers, cheering me on with your kind comments... All of it adds up to a beautiful life and community. I'm grateful you are here!

If course there are always new beautiful blooms on the horizon (Gorgeous lisianthus and dahlias coming your way!) But spring flowers will always have my heart ❤️

05/25/2026

Snapdragons and sweet peas are a match made in heaven. This week's bouquets will be soft, romantic, fragrant, and have that English cottage garden charm.

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05/23/2026

It's officially summer at our house! I love having my kids home and not having a schedule (most of the time 😂).

I try to lean into the small joyful moments that come our way. Here are 5 beautiful things from this week:

Snapdragons: I left my snapdragons in the ground in the fall and they did well because of our unusually mild winter. So I have earlier blooms this year and nice tall stems! I'm excited to share them with you.

Remarkably Bright Creatures: This was such a sweet movie about loss, grief and healing. I loved the coastal setting, unique perspective, heartfelt performances (Sally Field especially), and incredibly touching story.

Irrigation Nights: Every year one of our water turns is in the middle of the night. I dread getting up and always feel like I'm going to be murdered or attacked by a wild animal 😂 But I also look up at the night sky and feel absolute awe. The stars are phenomenal at 2 am.

Hula Hoops: My kids tried hula hooping the other day and it made me laugh so hard. Watching their skinny little bodies without hips swirl frantically to keep the hoop up was delightful

Flower Farmers to the Rescue: My battery died at the flower market the other day and my flower farming friend Carlyn saved the day. If I had to be stranded on a desert island with anyone I would choose flower farmers. They are hard workers, problem solvers, know how to do everything, are delightful company, and love beautiful things ❤️🌸

And a big bonus shout out to my husband Jordan who had a new battery ready and waiting when I got home. He can come to the island too! 🌴

What beauty have you seen in your life this week?

05/16/2026

This week we planted the rest of our dahlia tubers, pulled out the ranunculus, direct seeded zinnias, cosmos, and sunflowers and weeded everything! I love seeing how things change everyday and what new blooms arrive.

Here are 5 beautiful things from my week that have inspired me, made me happy and brought me joy.

Sweet Peas: I can't put into words how happy I felt when I saw these first sweet pea blooms in the tunnel today! This is a relatively new crop for me and I'm so happy they are thriving.

Japanese Maple: My Japanese Maple looked pretty dead after the last hard frost - It's finally sending out new leaves this week. Nature is so resilient.

Long Drives: Yesterday my husband Jordan and I drove out to Wyoming for the day. He does paleontology for oil and gas companies and needed to check on a site. We drove way out into the desert, wandered around, found some fossilized turtle and drove back home. It was so nice to be together and talk and to be in a wide open space.

Slackwater Pizza: On our way home we picked up a pizza at Slackwater in the Riverwoods. We got the Italian job and it was delicious. Their crust is phenomenal.

Cherry Ridge Bike Park: This is a relatively new bike park in Springville. It has an easier section for younger kids, an awesome pump track and connects to longer mountain bike trails. I tried out the pump track for the first time and had so much fun. I love that is investing in public outdoor recreation!

What beautiful things have you noticed this week?

05/15/2026

You have questions we have answers! Thanks so much for being interested in our farm and flowers.

If you have questions I didn't answer here feel free to drop them in the comments 👇

05/12/2026

Last week I thought things were slowing down, but I was wrong 😂 We are definitely transitioning from the chaos of early spring and waiting for the next big flush of flowers, but there is still so much to do!

This week I am:

Turning over beds in the tunnel. Goodbye ranunculus and anemones 😭 hello dahlias, zinnias, and sunflowers!

Setting up my irrigation timers. I use the Orbit Bhyve hose timer. I love that I can set up programs and control it from my phone!

Harvesting for the . This week I'm bringing lots of delphinium, ranunculus, California poppies, butterfly ranunculus, irises and Iceland poppies.

Planting seeds. It's the perfect time to direct seed sunflowers, cosmos, and zinnias outside.

Prepping a wedding pickup in the dreamiest combination of soft pastels.

Mulching everything. We are hoping to use less water this year by mulching all of our growing space heavily.

Also, it's way too hot. So it's time to become a morning person 👎👎👎

Are you planting a garden this year? What are you working on this week?

Address

1710 E. 400 N
Mapleton, UT
84664

Telephone

+18018360506

Website

https://www.maplebloomflowerfarm.com/

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