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AMERICAN FORK, UTAH
FLOWER FARM

U-PICK EVENTS | WORKSHOPS | FARMSTAND | WHOLESALE

→Wholesale Stems Here←

Escape the chaos.
Beck Farms is a seasonal flower farm offering U-pick experiences, workshops, and a weekly farmstand in American Fork, Utah.

Whether you come to wander the rows, cut flowers with friends, or learn the quiet art of growing beauty with your own hands — you’re welcome here.

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Wed, Aug 12
Flower U-Pick Event at Beck Farms
Beck Farms
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Aug 12, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Beck Farms, 850 N 100 W, American Fork, UT 84003, USA
Wander the flower field at golden hour and harvest a bouquet of your own. We provide the vessel, snips, a quick lesson, and rows of seasonal blooms—you simply come enjoy the magic. Choose a $35 paper transport cup or a $40 glass vase. Each ticket includes one bouquet and may be shared by two guests.
Multiple Dates
Sat, Aug 29
Flower U-Pick Event at Beck Farms
Beck Farms
Learn More
Aug 29, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Beck Farms, 850 N 100 W, American Fork, UT 84003, USA
Wander the flower field at golden hour and harvest a bouquet of your own. We provide the vessel, snips, a quick lesson, and rows of seasonal blooms—you simply come enjoy the magic. Choose a $35 paper transport cup or a $40 glass vase. Each ticket includes one bouquet and may be shared by two guests.
Multiple Dates
Sat, Sep 05
Flower U-Pick Event at Beck Farms
Beck Farms
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Sep 05, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Beck Farms, 850 N 100 W, American Fork, UT 84003, USA
Wander the flower field at golden hour and harvest a bouquet of your own. We provide the vessel, snips, a quick lesson, and rows of seasonal blooms—you simply come enjoy the magic. Choose a $35 paper transport cup or a $40 glass vase. Each ticket includes one bouquet and may be shared by two guests.
Multiple Dates
Wed, Sep 09
Flower U-Pick Event at Beck Farms
Beck Farms
Learn More
Sep 09, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Beck Farms, 850 N 100 W, American Fork, UT 84003, USA
Wander the flower field at golden hour and harvest a bouquet of your own. We provide the vessel, snips, a quick lesson, and rows of seasonal blooms—you simply come enjoy the magic. Choose a $35 paper transport cup or a $40 glass vase. Each ticket includes one bouquet and may be shared by two guests.
Multiple Dates
Sat, Sep 12
Flower U-Pick Event at Beck Farms
Beck Farms
Learn More
Sep 12, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Beck Farms, 850 N 100 W, American Fork, UT 84003, USA
Wander the flower field at golden hour and harvest a bouquet of your own. We provide the vessel, snips, a quick lesson, and rows of seasonal blooms—you simply come enjoy the magic. Choose a $35 paper transport cup or a $40 glass vase. Each ticket includes one bouquet and may be shared by two guests.

About

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Who We Are

I'm Kailin Beck.

Beck Farms is a six-acre flower farm rooted in century-old family land in American Fork, Utah — where sun-drenched rows, mountain air, and seasonal rhythms shape everything we do.

We grow flowers for beauty, for gathering, and for the quiet joy of making something with your hands —

welcoming visitors through seasonal U-picks, bouquet subscriptions, and hands-on workshops that invite people to slow down and create.

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Popular Offerings

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U-Pick Events

U-Pick Events

Come stroll our rows at golden hour and learn how to harvest your own bouquet full of dahlias, celosia, specialty zinnias and more.

These experiences are available late July through October.

Tickets required.

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Farmstand

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Events & Workshops

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Wholesale

Farmstand

The only time we can accommodate walk-ins:

join us on Thursday mornings April-October as we stock our farmstand with our fresh flowers and farm products. Offerings rotate seasonally with what our farm produces.

Located right here at our farm.

Events & Workshops

We offer dozens of classes and workshops on growing your own cut flowers as well as floral design.
In almost every season we have a way for you to connect with nature and yourself while learning valuable new skills.

Wholesale Stems

We have our premium, locally grown stems available for wholesale purchase for florists. We offer deluxe cultivars of lisianthus, specialty zinnias and over 2500 dahlias.

UPCOMING ON-FARM EVENTS

Multiple Dates
Wed, Aug 12
Flower U-Pick Event at Beck Farms
Beck Farms
Details
Aug 12, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Wander the flower field at golden hour and harvest a bouquet of your own. We provide the vessel, snips, a quick lesson, and rows of seasonal blooms—you simply come enjoy the magic. Choose a $35 paper transport cup or a $40 glass vase. Each ticket includes one bouquet and may be shared by two guests.
Multiple Dates
Sat, Aug 29
Flower U-Pick Event at Beck Farms
Beck Farms
Buy Tickets
Aug 29, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Wander the flower field at golden hour and harvest a bouquet of your own. We provide the vessel, snips, a quick lesson, and rows of seasonal blooms—you simply come enjoy the magic. Choose a $35 paper transport cup or a $40 glass vase. Each ticket includes one bouquet and may be shared by two guests.
Multiple Dates
Sat, Sep 05
Flower U-Pick Event at Beck Farms
Beck Farms
Buy Tickets
Sep 05, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Wander the flower field at golden hour and harvest a bouquet of your own. We provide the vessel, snips, a quick lesson, and rows of seasonal blooms—you simply come enjoy the magic. Choose a $35 paper transport cup or a $40 glass vase. Each ticket includes one bouquet and may be shared by two guests.
Multiple Dates
Wed, Sep 09
Flower U-Pick Event at Beck Farms
Beck Farms
Buy Tickets
Sep 09, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Wander the flower field at golden hour and harvest a bouquet of your own. We provide the vessel, snips, a quick lesson, and rows of seasonal blooms—you simply come enjoy the magic. Choose a $35 paper transport cup or a $40 glass vase. Each ticket includes one bouquet and may be shared by two guests.

Portfolio

This little farm account has hit some fun milestones lately.

And while that’s exciting, if I’m being completely honest, the growth of this whole thing has also been incredibly overwhelming.

I never really set out to build a business. I just loved growing flowers.

But somewhere along the way, growing flowers became running a business. Suddenly the questions weren’t just What should I plant next? They became: How do we scale? What do we invest in? What do we say yes to? What do we protect? What needs to grow, and what needs to stay small?

Most days, I feel like I’m learning in real time.

Ironically, this has also been our toughest growing season yet. Weather, crop loss, pests, failures, and countless problems I didn’t know I’d have to solve. The reality is that I’m still figuring so much of it out as I go.

I think this year’s lesson so far has been that growth and struggle arrive together.

For every beautiful harvest, there’s something that didn’t make it. For every exciting opportunity, there’s a decision that keeps me up at night. For every season of abundance, there’s another asking me to loosen my grip on the illusion of control.

Growing flowers teaches me far more than how to grow flowers.

It’s taught me to hold ambition and being kicked down at the same time. To give something everything I have while accepting that nature—and life—will always have the final say. To soften into failures instead of fighting them. To keep showing up, even when I don’t yet know what I’m doing.

And if you’ve noticed I’ve been a little quieter here lately… it’s because sometimes the healthiest thing for me is to put my phone down and go back outside.

I’m endlessly grateful that so many of you have chosen to care about this little farm. Whether you’ve been here since the beginning or just found us yesterday, thank you for following along while we figure this whole thing out.

Flowers are the product, but the process - and the lessons - really are the point🌸

This little farm account has hit some fun milestones lately.

And while that’s exciting, if I’m being completely honest, the growth of this whole thing has also been incredibly overwhelming.

I never really set out to build a business. I just loved growing flowers.

But somewhere along the way, growing flowers became running a business. Suddenly the questions weren’t just What should I plant next? They became: How do we scale? What do we invest in? What do we say yes to? What do we protect? What needs to grow, and what needs to stay small?

Most days, I feel like I’m learning in real time.

Ironically, this has also been our toughest growing season yet. Weather, crop loss, pests, failures, and countless problems I didn’t know I’d have to solve. The reality is that I’m still figuring so much of it out as I go.

I think this year’s lesson so far has been that growth and struggle arrive together.

For every beautiful harvest, there’s something that didn’t make it. For every exciting opportunity, there’s a decision that keeps me up at night. For every season of abundance, there’s another asking me to loosen my grip on the illusion of control.

Growing flowers teaches me far more than how to grow flowers.

It’s taught me to hold ambition and being kicked down at the same time. To give something everything I have while accepting that nature—and life—will always have the final say. To soften into failures instead of fighting them. To keep showing up, even when I don’t yet know what I’m doing.

And if you’ve noticed I’ve been a little quieter here lately… it’s because sometimes the healthiest thing for me is to put my phone down and go back outside.

I’m endlessly grateful that so many of you have chosen to care about this little farm. Whether you’ve been here since the beginning or just found us yesterday, thank you for following along while we figure this whole thing out.

Flowers are the product, but the process - and the lessons - really are the point🌸

Save this to remember!

Why do I chop all the tops off my dahlia 4500 plants when they’re small?

Because that’s what gives me dozens more blooms.

Don’t think of it as losing your first flower. Think of it as investing in the next 20.

Drop your dahlia questions below👇🏽

Save this to remember!

Why do I chop all the tops off my dahlia 4500 plants when they’re small?

Because that’s what gives me dozens more blooms.

Don’t think of it as losing your first flower. Think of it as investing in the next 20.

Drop your dahlia questions below👇🏽

Your daily reminder that perspective is everything, and instagram IS NOT REAL✨✨✨ happy Tuesday!

Your daily reminder that perspective is everything, and instagram IS NOT REAL✨✨✨ happy Tuesday!

Exciting news!!! We have had SO many people asking when the farmstand is opening again… and we finally have enough flowers to share outside of our wholesale sales🌸

This Friday will be our very first farmstand opening of the summer.

We’ll have a very limited number of fresh wrapped bouquets available, all grown right here on our farm.

Because this is our first opening of the season, quantities will be small and we do expect to sell out.

📍 Beck Farms
Friday, June 26
10 AM until noon or sold out
Search Beck Farms on **Google Maps** for address

Share the second slide of this post to your stories and I’ll choose one person to receive a FREE bouquet at the farmstand Friday. We have grown only because of our amazing community and yall spreading the word! 🌸

Tag a flower-loving friend below and we’ll see you Friday!

Exciting news!!! We have had SO many people asking when the farmstand is opening again… and we finally have enough flowers to share outside of our wholesale sales🌸

This Friday will be our very first farmstand opening of the summer.

We’ll have a very limited number of fresh wrapped bouquets available, all grown right here on our farm.

Because this is our first opening of the season, quantities will be small and we do expect to sell out.

📍 Beck Farms
Friday, June 26
10 AM until noon or sold out
Search Beck Farms on **Google Maps** for address

Share the second slide of this post to your stories and I’ll choose one person to receive a FREE bouquet at the farmstand Friday. We have grown only because of our amazing community and yall spreading the word! 🌸

Tag a flower-loving friend below and we’ll see you Friday!

June is for the snaps 🫰🏽
Been spending my evenings harvesting buckets of these beauties for wholesale orders. Not mad sitting in a sea of snapdragons.

Peep my cute photobomber 🤗

June is for the snaps 🫰🏽
Been spending my evenings harvesting buckets of these beauties for wholesale orders. Not mad sitting in a sea of snapdragons.

Peep my cute photobomber 🤗

FAQ time 🌸

We get a lot of the same questions this time of year, so I figured I’d answer them all in one place.

We’re getting close to opening up some of our favorite summer offerings (👀) and our email subscribers always hear first.

If you’re not on the Beck Farms Insiders list yet… now would be a good time.

What questions did I miss? Drop them below and I’ll answer them!

FAQ time 🌸

We get a lot of the same questions this time of year, so I figured I’d answer them all in one place.

We’re getting close to opening up some of our favorite summer offerings (👀) and our email subscribers always hear first.

If you’re not on the Beck Farms Insiders list yet… now would be a good time.

What questions did I miss? Drop them below and I’ll answer them!

A special kind of magic exists when it’s just barely harvested from the field.

These flowers traveled zero miles.

Local flowers>>

A special kind of magic exists when it’s just barely harvested from the field.

These flowers traveled zero miles.

Local flowers>>

Which is your fav? Sweet peas have officially entered the chat.
1 - King’s Ransom
2 - Castle Wellan
3 - Royal Wedding
4&5 - Beck Farms mix (Rainbow Barbie?!)

I’ll pick a comment to gift a bunch of 10 stems to!!! Yall have got to smell these.

This year we built a huge tunnel for them to climb - 8 ft high and 50 ft long. It’s going to be magical!! They’re off to an amazing start.

The smell!?? Intoxicating.

Which is your fav? Sweet peas have officially entered the chat.
1 - King’s Ransom
2 - Castle Wellan
3 - Royal Wedding
4&5 - Beck Farms mix (Rainbow Barbie?!)

I’ll pick a comment to gift a bunch of 10 stems to!!! Yall have got to smell these.

This year we built a huge tunnel for them to climb - 8 ft high and 50 ft long. It’s going to be magical!! They’re off to an amazing start.

The smell!?? Intoxicating.

Come behind the scenes as we set up our little farm stand for subscriber pickup day!

One of my favorite parts of flower farming is creating small rituals for people to look forward to.

Every pickup day, we wrap 30 bouquets in the barn, load up the wagon, and stock our little farm stand with flowers grown just steps away.

It’s simple, sweet, and honestly one of the highlights of the season.

What questions do you have?? I’ll make sure to answer!

Come behind the scenes as we set up our little farm stand for subscriber pickup day!

One of my favorite parts of flower farming is creating small rituals for people to look forward to.

Every pickup day, we wrap 30 bouquets in the barn, load up the wagon, and stock our little farm stand with flowers grown just steps away.

It’s simple, sweet, and honestly one of the highlights of the season.

What questions do you have?? I’ll make sure to answer!

Some evenings the field hands you a bouquet and reminds you why you planted it in the first place.

Harvested at golden hour.
Arranged by the sun☀️

Do you love Icelandic poppies as much as I do??

Some evenings the field hands you a bouquet and reminds you why you planted it in the first place.

Harvested at golden hour.
Arranged by the sun☀️

Do you love Icelandic poppies as much as I do??

Save this to remember to try this winner! The airy filler I don’t ever see myself slowing down with: Persian cress.

A few more reasons you need to try it:

* Deer largely ignore it.
* Excellent branching habit. Multiple stems!! Produces tons from a small space.
* Very cold hardy.
* Looks good in both cottage-garden and luxury-style bouquets.
* The seed pods are honestly just as cute as the flowers.
* Adds lightness without feeling weedy or messy.
* Works in spring bouquets and summer arrangements.

Also, these photos is exactly why florists love it. It has that misty, cloud-like effect that makes everything around it look more romantic.

Would you try it? 🤍🌿

Save this to remember to try this winner! The airy filler I don’t ever see myself slowing down with: Persian cress.

A few more reasons you need to try it:

* Deer largely ignore it.
* Excellent branching habit. Multiple stems!! Produces tons from a small space.
* Very cold hardy.
* Looks good in both cottage-garden and luxury-style bouquets.
* The seed pods are honestly just as cute as the flowers.
* Adds lightness without feeling weedy or messy.
* Works in spring bouquets and summer arrangements.

Also, these photos is exactly why florists love it. It has that misty, cloud-like effect that makes everything around it look more romantic.

Would you try it? 🤍🌿

Late May on our flower farm:

1 - over 4000 dahlias in the ground
2 & 3 - thousands of summer annuals hardening off to the outdoor elements before being planted out
4 - thousands of feet of landscape fabric laid out and stapled down
5 - some workhorse crops coming into bloom: first, Persian cress, my favorite ever sparkly greenery/filler with the daintiest white flower tips
6 - long-awaited peach ranunculus
7 - Icelandic poppies
8 & 9 - hundreds of delphinium in light blue and periwinkle
10 - the sweet pea I finally got my hands on: King’s Ransom
11 & 12 - sweet pea, Enchanté & Royal Wedding
13 & 14 - some of our late spring bouquet subscriptions
15 - Spirit, our sweet old soul watching it all.

Late May on our flower farm:

1 - over 4000 dahlias in the ground
2 & 3 - thousands of summer annuals hardening off to the outdoor elements before being planted out
4 - thousands of feet of landscape fabric laid out and stapled down
5 - some workhorse crops coming into bloom: first, Persian cress, my favorite ever sparkly greenery/filler with the daintiest white flower tips
6 - long-awaited peach ranunculus
7 - Icelandic poppies
8 & 9 - hundreds of delphinium in light blue and periwinkle
10 - the sweet pea I finally got my hands on: King’s Ransom
11 & 12 - sweet pea, Enchanté & Royal Wedding
13 & 14 - some of our late spring bouquet subscriptions
15 - Spirit, our sweet old soul watching it all.

How do you romanticize late spring? 🌸
For me it looks like armfuls of our local flowers, cracked windows, dirty garden shoes, and slowing down long enough to notice what’s blooming.

How do you romanticize late spring? 🌸
For me it looks like armfuls of our local flowers, cracked windows, dirty garden shoes, and slowing down long enough to notice what’s blooming.

No, it’s not too late to start cut flower seeds for blooms this summer, in fact: right now is the PERFECT time to direct seed many of them right outside!!

Starting seeds inside is great for a head start, but there are many that we direct seed outside and right now is right on time.

I have a list of cut flower seeds that can be direct seeded, are perfect for beginners, and are bred specifically for harvesting for bouquets. I put it in e-guide form: and it’s free.

If you want my list, comment SUMMER and I’ll shoot it over to your inbox!

Try something new and let’s make this the most beautiful summer yet.

No, it’s not too late to start cut flower seeds for blooms this summer, in fact: right now is the PERFECT time to direct seed many of them right outside!!

Starting seeds inside is great for a head start, but there are many that we direct seed outside and right now is right on time.

I have a list of cut flower seeds that can be direct seeded, are perfect for beginners, and are bred specifically for harvesting for bouquets. I put it in e-guide form: and it’s free.

If you want my list, comment SUMMER and I’ll shoot it over to your inbox!

Try something new and let’s make this the most beautiful summer yet.

Long before it looks like this… (first slide)

…it looks like this. (everything after slide 1 😂)

May on a flower farm is mostly preparation.

The spring bulbs have faded, the summer flowers are still weeks away, and every day is filled with the behind-the-scenes work that makes peak season possible later on.

Compost moving.
Irrigation laying.
Landscape fabric stretching.
Burning holes.
Sorting seedlings for transplant.
Making field labels.
Planting thousands and thousands of baby plants that don’t look like much yet.

And honestly it’s this work you can’t really skip or rush through without feeling it later.

If the soil prep is off, you fight plant health all season.
If irrigation isn’t right, you fight watering all summer.
If spacing gets rushed, harvesting becomes harder for months.

It’s dirty, repetitive, exhausting work — but this is the month that creates the magic everyone experiences here in July, August, and September.

One row, one plant, one very sore, burnt back at a time.

By midsummer, most people will only ever see the flowers.

But this is the part that actually creates it all✨

Long before it looks like this… (first slide)

…it looks like this. (everything after slide 1 😂)

May on a flower farm is mostly preparation.

The spring bulbs have faded, the summer flowers are still weeks away, and every day is filled with the behind-the-scenes work that makes peak season possible later on.

Compost moving.
Irrigation laying.
Landscape fabric stretching.
Burning holes.
Sorting seedlings for transplant.
Making field labels.
Planting thousands and thousands of baby plants that don’t look like much yet.

And honestly it’s this work you can’t really skip or rush through without feeling it later.

If the soil prep is off, you fight plant health all season.
If irrigation isn’t right, you fight watering all summer.
If spacing gets rushed, harvesting becomes harder for months.

It’s dirty, repetitive, exhausting work — but this is the month that creates the magic everyone experiences here in July, August, and September.

One row, one plant, one very sore, burnt back at a time.

By midsummer, most people will only ever see the flowers.

But this is the part that actually creates it all✨

If you want armloads of dahlia blooms this summer, guess what? NOW is planting time and we have our favorite tried and true varieties ready for you!! 🌸

Not the tiny compact nursery varieties.
These are cut-flower dahlias — bred for long stems, massive plants, and nonstop blooms from July through frost.

The more you cut them, the more they produce. All season long.
And by fall? That one tuber you planted can multiply into an entire clump to divide and grow again next year.

This is why people become completely obsessed with dahlias 😅

NOW is planting time in Utah, and our annual dahlia sale is this Friday, May 8 from 10 AM–12 PM at Beck Farms 🤍

We’ll have many of the varieties we grow in our own fields available to take home — the same ones you see overflowing our bouquets and flower rows all summer long at our U-pick nights.

Please RSVP at the link in our bio to help us gauge traffic 🌸

If you want armloads of dahlia blooms this summer, guess what? NOW is planting time and we have our favorite tried and true varieties ready for you!! 🌸

Not the tiny compact nursery varieties.
These are cut-flower dahlias — bred for long stems, massive plants, and nonstop blooms from July through frost.

The more you cut them, the more they produce. All season long.
And by fall? That one tuber you planted can multiply into an entire clump to divide and grow again next year.

This is why people become completely obsessed with dahlias 😅

NOW is planting time in Utah, and our annual dahlia sale is this Friday, May 8 from 10 AM–12 PM at Beck Farms 🤍

We’ll have many of the varieties we grow in our own fields available to take home — the same ones you see overflowing our bouquets and flower rows all summer long at our U-pick nights.

Please RSVP at the link in our bio to help us gauge traffic 🌸

(Share the second slide to your stories and I’ll pick a winner to gift a Gabbie’s wish dahlia tuber to Friday!! DM me if private)

If you were planning to grab flowers for Mother’s Day this year… read this.

We’re not selling bouquets. Spring crops got hit hard out here.

But what we do have right now might actually be better:

Dahlias.

One plant = 20–30 stems over the season
The more you cut, the more they produce.

So instead of giving flowers that are gone in a week—
you can giving something she can walk outside and cut from all summer.

This is a dahlia-focused sale this year. We will have:
🌸 hundreds (honestly thousands) of dahlia plants an tubers grown my myself and @heath.flower.farm
🌱 a small amount of pastel zinnias, cosmos and other annuals
* I’m also bringing my favorite hat, gloves, snips, and a few other things I actually use out here.

We’ve already had a big response to this from our email list, and our spring plant sale sold out in under 30 mins.

So if you want the best selection, come early.

Friday, May 8
10:00–12:30
Beck Farms

(hit RSVP in the link in my bio if you think you’re coming just so we can gauge traffic and staff!)

Come build (or gift) your own cut flower garden. After all - planting one dahlia is where I got my start🌸

(Share the second slide to your stories and I’ll pick a winner to gift a Gabbie’s wish dahlia tuber to Friday!! DM me if private)

If you were planning to grab flowers for Mother’s Day this year… read this.

We’re not selling bouquets. Spring crops got hit hard out here.

But what we do have right now might actually be better:

Dahlias.

One plant = 20–30 stems over the season
The more you cut, the more they produce.

So instead of giving flowers that are gone in a week—
you can giving something she can walk outside and cut from all summer.

This is a dahlia-focused sale this year. We will have:
🌸 hundreds (honestly thousands) of dahlia plants an tubers grown my myself and @heath.flower.farm
🌱 a small amount of pastel zinnias, cosmos and other annuals
* I’m also bringing my favorite hat, gloves, snips, and a few other things I actually use out here.

We’ve already had a big response to this from our email list, and our spring plant sale sold out in under 30 mins.

So if you want the best selection, come early.

Friday, May 8
10:00–12:30
Beck Farms

(hit RSVP in the link in my bio if you think you’re coming just so we can gauge traffic and staff!)

Come build (or gift) your own cut flower garden. After all - planting one dahlia is where I got my start🌸

This part of the farm means more to me than I can really explain.

This part of the farm means more to me than I can really explain.

Save this for later!! Most people make one mistake with cut flowers that I see all the time that cuts their vase life in half: putting them in a sunny window.

Think of them like fresh fruit sitting on your counter.
You wouldn’t put that in direct sun and forget about it for a week.

Same rules apply here:

• cool, shaded rooms > hot, sunny spaces
• fresh, new water daily (this matters more than you think)
• a quick stem recut every 2–3 days

A little intention = days (sometimes a week+) of extra life.
Flowers aren’t meant to last; they’re meant to remind us to stay in the present. But beauty lasts longer when it’s cared for🫶🏽

Save this for later!! Most people make one mistake with cut flowers that I see all the time that cuts their vase life in half: putting them in a sunny window.

Think of them like fresh fruit sitting on your counter.
You wouldn’t put that in direct sun and forget about it for a week.

Same rules apply here:

• cool, shaded rooms > hot, sunny spaces
• fresh, new water daily (this matters more than you think)
• a quick stem recut every 2–3 days

A little intention = days (sometimes a week+) of extra life.
Flowers aren’t meant to last; they’re meant to remind us to stay in the present. But beauty lasts longer when it’s cared for🫶🏽

Best part? NO greenhouse necessary.

All you need is special cut flower seeds (which we’ve got for you), a shelf and a $12 shop light and you can grow HUNDREDS at home and be drowning in cut flowers this summer using our method.

This workshop is for beginners: those who would love to learn this skill and have been waiting for the right opportunity.

Join us at our beginners cut flower garden workshops at our farm this month where we teach you how to master growing summer annuals in the EASIEST way possible, with as minimal of setup as possible.

Three out of five workshops now sold out thanks to our email list, comment WORKSHOP to grab more info or a seat at one of our last open classes. Invite a friend to come with you!

Drop your questions here! Let’s make this the most beautiful grow season yet🌸

Best part? NO greenhouse necessary.

All you need is special cut flower seeds (which we’ve got for you), a shelf and a $12 shop light and you can grow HUNDREDS at home and be drowning in cut flowers this summer using our method.

This workshop is for beginners: those who would love to learn this skill and have been waiting for the right opportunity.

Join us at our beginners cut flower garden workshops at our farm this month where we teach you how to master growing summer annuals in the EASIEST way possible, with as minimal of setup as possible.

Three out of five workshops now sold out thanks to our email list, comment WORKSHOP to grab more info or a seat at one of our last open classes. Invite a friend to come with you!

Drop your questions here! Let’s make this the most beautiful grow season yet🌸

Save to remember these tips for later!

Cold season flowers like tulips and daffodils (and even ranunculus) are built for cool weather.

They **need** that slow, cool window to stretch their stems… and then a little warmth at the end to trigger bloom.

But what happens when we get abnormal 80° heat in March?

They bloom too fast—on short stems that never had time to lengthen.

We can’t control the weather, but we can manipulate the conditions more than most people realize:
1. grow under 30% shade cloth
This drops the ambient temperature and forces stems to reach for light → longer stems.
(Planting densely helps with this too.)
2. Water like crazy
In the Utah desert, we’re already watering heavily for cut flower production—but during heat waves, we’re out there 2–3x a day literally cooling them down.

Both tulips and daffodils respond incredibly fast to consistent moisture. We basically drown them.

Doing just these two things has given us 6+ extra inches of stem length this week alone.

Have you had a weird early heat wave where you are?

Save to remember these tips for later!

Cold season flowers like tulips and daffodils (and even ranunculus) are built for cool weather.

They **need** that slow, cool window to stretch their stems… and then a little warmth at the end to trigger bloom.

But what happens when we get abnormal 80° heat in March?

They bloom too fast—on short stems that never had time to lengthen.

We can’t control the weather, but we can manipulate the conditions more than most people realize:
1. grow under 30% shade cloth
This drops the ambient temperature and forces stems to reach for light → longer stems.
(Planting densely helps with this too.)
2. Water like crazy
In the Utah desert, we’re already watering heavily for cut flower production—but during heat waves, we’re out there 2–3x a day literally cooling them down.

Both tulips and daffodils respond incredibly fast to consistent moisture. We basically drown them.

Doing just these two things has given us 6+ extra inches of stem length this week alone.

Have you had a weird early heat wave where you are?

Transplant day!! How many ranunculus plants do you think we have total this season? This one row was about 1500. One correct guesser will get 12 presprouted ranunculus corms!!! Drop your guess below👇🏽 (must be local to pick up if you win)

Transplant day!! How many ranunculus plants do you think we have total this season? This one row was about 1500. One correct guesser will get 12 presprouted ranunculus corms!!! Drop your guess below👇🏽 (must be local to pick up if you win)

If your nervous system needs a break from the internet today…
here’s 16 seconds from our flower field at sunset.

Standing in the middle of thousands of flowers as the sky turns pink is something everyone should experience at least once. 🌸

We’d love to have you here in just a few short months.

If your nervous system needs a break from the internet today…
here’s 16 seconds from our flower field at sunset.

Standing in the middle of thousands of flowers as the sky turns pink is something everyone should experience at least once. 🌸

We’d love to have you here in just a few short months.

(Closed, winner is @thehomegrownfarmer!!!) OUR BIGGEST GIVEAWAY YET! Somehow this little account has grown into this incredible community of people who love flowers and working with their hands - or want to learn!!

So to celebrate, I’m giving one of you a full backyard growing package from Beck Farms with all of my favorite supplies.

One winner will receive:

• Leather harvest belt
• Favorite flower snips
• 6 of my fav dahlia tubers
• gorgeous cut flower annual seeds (pastel zinnias, cosmos, celosia)
• 3-gal Sarah Bernhardt peony
• Two Floret flower books
• Beck Farms swag

PLUS

🌸 Two tickets to my on-farm Beginner’s Backyard Cut Flower Workshop next month
(bring a friend and learn together)

Nearly a $500 value

This is for someone local who wants to grow flowers, learn the process, and spend time here on the farm this season.

TO ENTER:

1️⃣ Follow @beckfarmsutah
2️⃣ Join our email list (BF Insiders) — link in bio (don’t forget this step, must be on the list!!)
3️⃣ Tag a friend in the comments
Each tag = one entry.

Already on the email list? You’re good. Not sure? Put your email in one more time just in case and it’ll handle it if it’s a duplicate.

Important:
• Utah/local pickup only
• Winner must be able to pick up at Beck Farms
• Winner selected Sunday March 8

Thank you for supporting this little farm. Let’s get your own garden top notch this season!🌿

Not affiliated with Instagram.

(Closed, winner is @thehomegrownfarmer!!!) OUR BIGGEST GIVEAWAY YET! Somehow this little account has grown into this incredible community of people who love flowers and working with their hands - or want to learn!!

So to celebrate, I’m giving one of you a full backyard growing package from Beck Farms with all of my favorite supplies.

One winner will receive:

• Leather harvest belt
• Favorite flower snips
• 6 of my fav dahlia tubers
• gorgeous cut flower annual seeds (pastel zinnias, cosmos, celosia)
• 3-gal Sarah Bernhardt peony
• Two Floret flower books
• Beck Farms swag

PLUS

🌸 Two tickets to my on-farm Beginner’s Backyard Cut Flower Workshop next month
(bring a friend and learn together)

Nearly a $500 value

This is for someone local who wants to grow flowers, learn the process, and spend time here on the farm this season.

TO ENTER:

1️⃣ Follow @beckfarmsutah
2️⃣ Join our email list (BF Insiders) — link in bio (don’t forget this step, must be on the list!!)
3️⃣ Tag a friend in the comments
Each tag = one entry.

Already on the email list? You’re good. Not sure? Put your email in one more time just in case and it’ll handle it if it’s a duplicate.

Important:
• Utah/local pickup only
• Winner must be able to pick up at Beck Farms
• Winner selected Sunday March 8

Thank you for supporting this little farm. Let’s get your own garden top notch this season!🌿

Not affiliated with Instagram.

If you want more dahlias this year, you have two options:

Buy more tubers.
Or multiply the ones you already have.

This class is for growers ready to learn the skill of how to propagate — so you can increase your dahlia stock for free every year.

In our 90-minute Dahlia Cuttings Class, you’ll learn:
• How to take and root cuttings
• Multiple propagation methods
• How to care for young plants indoors
• Exactly what supplies you need

Taught by dahlia expert Amanda of @heath.flower.farm .
Hosted @beckfarmsutah .

🗓 Saturday, Feb 28 at 10 AM
🎟 Seats limited and going quick

Link to sign up in bio or at beckfarmsutah.com

If you want more dahlias this year, you have two options:

Buy more tubers.
Or multiply the ones you already have.

This class is for growers ready to learn the skill of how to propagate — so you can increase your dahlia stock for free every year.

In our 90-minute Dahlia Cuttings Class, you’ll learn:
• How to take and root cuttings
• Multiple propagation methods
• How to care for young plants indoors
• Exactly what supplies you need

Taught by dahlia expert Amanda of @heath.flower.farm .
Hosted @beckfarmsutah .

🗓 Saturday, Feb 28 at 10 AM
🎟 Seats limited and going quick

Link to sign up in bio or at beckfarmsutah.com

Two new classes!!!! Our ranunculus workshops this weekend sold out in 2 days.

Request after request came in for a waitlist or more dates, and we weren’t planning on being able to do more due to inventory… but then, to our surprise, we found another crate of corms in the barn.

So we added TWO final classes:
Thursday Feb 26 — 10:00am & 6:00pm
(6pm is now sold out!)

You’ll learn exactly how to grow ranunculus in Utah — pre-sprouted indoors, **no greenhouse** needed.
Just a $10 shop light (we’ll have them available for purchase if you need one).

You’ll leave with TWENTY corms ready for pre-sprouting and my step-by-step method to grow these the easiest way possible.

Details + sign up in my bio!

This workshop series is breaking records for us - never has anything ever been requested so much or sold so fast. So excited to share this magic with you!!!

Two new classes!!!! Our ranunculus workshops this weekend sold out in 2 days.

Request after request came in for a waitlist or more dates, and we weren’t planning on being able to do more due to inventory… but then, to our surprise, we found another crate of corms in the barn.

So we added TWO final classes:
Thursday Feb 26 — 10:00am & 6:00pm
(6pm is now sold out!)

You’ll learn exactly how to grow ranunculus in Utah — pre-sprouted indoors, **no greenhouse** needed.
Just a $10 shop light (we’ll have them available for purchase if you need one).

You’ll leave with TWENTY corms ready for pre-sprouting and my step-by-step method to grow these the easiest way possible.

Details + sign up in my bio!

This workshop series is breaking records for us - never has anything ever been requested so much or sold so fast. So excited to share this magic with you!!!

2026 Valentines Pre-Orders are made and ready for pickup!

I almost didn’t do a V day drop this year because I felt like we had so much else going on right now with workshops and spring prep, but I’m so glad we ended up doing it.

Seeing dozens of men pull up, get their flowers and be so excited to take them to their love has been the sweetest thing ever!!! I’m so glad we get to share these with you. Thank you as always!

2026 Valentines Pre-Orders are made and ready for pickup!

I almost didn’t do a V day drop this year because I felt like we had so much else going on right now with workshops and spring prep, but I’m so glad we ended up doing it.

Seeing dozens of men pull up, get their flowers and be so excited to take them to their love has been the sweetest thing ever!!! I’m so glad we get to share these with you. Thank you as always!

Not panic buying grocery store flowers the day of >> , yall, that is the move.

Forward this to him so he doesn’t have to guess where to get the good stuff from now on. These sell quickly every year, and are pre-order only (live now!)✨

We’ve sourced blooms from farms in warmer climates this February (since nothing is blooming yet here) to bring you the most special, one-of-a-kind florals that make you feel as seen as you should be.

Forward this to your person and help point them our way while these are in stock— we’d love to make something special for them to give you. (Limited amount available, by pre-order. Link to order in bio)

Not panic buying grocery store flowers the day of >> , yall, that is the move.

Forward this to him so he doesn’t have to guess where to get the good stuff from now on. These sell quickly every year, and are pre-order only (live now!)✨

We’ve sourced blooms from farms in warmer climates this February (since nothing is blooming yet here) to bring you the most special, one-of-a-kind florals that make you feel as seen as you should be.

Forward this to your person and help point them our way while these are in stock— we’d love to make something special for them to give you. (Limited amount available, by pre-order. Link to order in bio)

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