Wild Range Flower Farm
Seasonal flowers, rooted in mountain life
Thoughtfully grown, naturally beautiful flowers inspired by the wild landscapes we call home.
Our Commitment:
Flowers Grown Without Shortcuts
Wild Range Flower Farm is a small-scale experiment in what becomes possible when you build an environment centered on beauty, connection, and the health of our local pollinators. We grow flowers to celebrate mountain life.
We skip the chemicals that chase a "perfect" look, and the dyes that fake a color that was never really there. No growth regulators pushing stems to grow longer, or plastic wrap to keep up appearances. Just flowers grown the slow way and in harmony with nature, in their own color, at their own length, with a few nibbled petals to prove it. A little less curated, a lot more real, because the process matters as much as the result.
Seasonal Flowers & Honey
From a thoughtful gift to DIY events, we provide stunning, peak-season blooms grown locally in the beautiful Morgan Valley. You can find our seasonal (May - October) farm stand with fresh flowers and honey located in Peterson, Utah. All orders are for local pick up.
Wild Range Market Bouquet
A little bit of everything the field has to offer. Each mix bouquet brings together 10–12 stems of whatever is looking its best that week — zinnias, cosmos, snapdragons, sunflowers, amaranth, dahlias, marigolds, celosia, rudbeckia, coneflowers, salvia, catmint, basil, bupleurum, and mint. No two bouquets are alike, and that's the point.
DIY Buckets
Bulk buckets of fresh-cut stems for anyone ready to build their own arrangement — mix, match, and make it uniquely yours. Each bucket consists of 80-100 stems with a mix of focal supporting flowers along with filler greenery. Perfect for:
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Dinner parties & showers
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Trailside event
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Date night activity
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Outdoor weddings
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...and anything else
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CSA Dahlia share (fall season)
Four weeks of dahlias. Two jars of honey. $165.
Each week you'll pick up a fresh bouquet consisting of 6–7 dahlias with greenery and supporting flowers. We throw in two jars of our own honey because the bees that pollinate the dahlias deserve some credit too. Shares are limited. Prepay to reserve your spot. Pickup weekly at the Wild Range farm stand. Thank you for being part of community supported agriculture.
CSA Tulip share (spring season)
Four weeks of tulips to celebrate warmer weather and the beginning of spring. Each week you'll pick up a fresh bouquet consisting of 10-12 tulip stems. Pickup weekly at the Wild Range farm stand. Dates will be announced in March. Thank you for being part of community supported agriculture.
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