Escape the chaos. There’s a sanctuary waiting in American Fork, Utah. A place to breathe, reset, and rediscover joy through nature.
Let me show you how to create your own pocket of peace - whether you’re seeking a quiet escape here or want to learn the therapeutic art of growing beauty with your own hands.
Welcome, you’re exactly where you need to be.
Who We Are
Our six-acre farm stands on century-old Beck family land, one of the last untamed spaces in American Fork. What began as our Danish ancestors sheep ranch now bursts with blooms and butterflies against a backdrop of mountain peaks.
Here, nature does what it does best: it reconnects us. From our historic barn to our sun-drenched meadows, every corner of this land invites you to step away from the modern world into something real.
Come cut flowers with friends, take a workshop, or simply breathe in the morning dew.
I’m Kailin Beck, and this is our family’s legacy blooming into something new.
Things We Offer
Our local grow season here in Utah is from late April to early October. During those months we have a variety of ways we can share the farm with you:
ticketed u-pick events at the farm
private events at the farm
seasonal flower subscriptions
workshops at the farm
custom arrangements & bouquets
reserve the farm for photoshoots
Click below to explore our options. Welcome!
Local, Seasonal & Sustainable Flowers
During our grow season, our flowers are grown 100% locally in our own greenhouses from seed every year. This means we work with nature to follow the natural bloom cycle of our grow zone here in the high desert of Utah. We have spring blooms from tulips to peonies and ranunculus, and summer-fall blooms of dahlias, zinnias, cosmos and more. We grow dozens of varieties of flowers and greenery that bloom in succession, giving us a steady flow of flowers from April to October.
Why local is better:
Freshness and Longevity: Local flowers are typically picked closer to their peak bloom, ensuring they arrive fresher and last longer in your home. Imported flowers often travel long distances, which can reduce their freshness and lifespan.
Environmental Impact: Importing flowers can have a significant carbon footprint due to transportation emissions. Supporting local growers reduces this environmental impact.
Support for Local Economy: Buying local flowers helps to support local businesses and farmers, contributing to the overall health of your community.
Variety and Seasonality: Local growers often focus on seasonal varieties, offering a wider range of unique and in-season flowers that may not be available year-round.
Reduced Pesticide Use: Many local growers prioritize sustainable practices, including reduced pesticide use, which can be beneficial for both the environment and your health.
Unique and Heirloom Varieties: Local growers may have access to unique or heirloom varieties that are not commonly found in imported bouquets.
By choosing local flowers, you're not only getting a beautiful product but one that is truly better for everybody and the environment.