February 1, 2025
Utah Valley Convention Center, Provo
Dream Acre Flower Farm
Our first three years of farming, we farmed exclusively on our half-acre property, but after seeing our business continually grow each year, my husband and I went full time with our flower farm in 2023 and rented more land to grow on. We grow a wide variety of focal flowers, fillers, and foliage in order to offer deluxe bouquet subscriptions and wholesale to florists and to the public from April to September. My favorite flowers are snapdragons, and we currently grow around 25-30 varieties of snaps each year, on top of the more expected blooms (sunflowers, lisis, dahlias, zinnias, tulips, ranunculus) as well as more unexpected stems.
We Offer Flowers Through:
Wholesale
CSA
Farmer-Florist
Torrie Meidell
Former 7th grade Language Arts and Spanish teacher turned flower farmer. I started selling flowers to pay for my own seed buying addiction, and it all snowballed from there. My main objective is to help people find delight and wonder in flowers by putting them together in new ways, growing unusual varieties that aren't available at traditional florists, and educating the public through social media and through teaching community courses at Snow College.