Francis, Utah
Come see what grew back
A gift shop, a flower farm, a florist, and a gathering place — rebuilt from the ground up in the heart of the Kamas Valley, and open again.
All of it, one address
Whatever brought you here
Shop
Gifts & Botanicals
Jewelry, hand-thrown pottery, candles, local artwork, and a farm stand corner — plus sourdough delivered hot every Tuesday and Friday.
Florist
Farmhouse Florist
Our in-house florist builds arrangements for a Tuesday pick-me-up or a wedding day, around whatever is in season.
The Garage
Classes & Celebrations
A workshop and event space for community classes, birthdays, showers, and family parties. Rent it, or just show up to a class.
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Our story
From the fire, a farmhouse
In July 2025 a fire took The Farmhouse, Farmhouse Florist, and Frontier Woodworks — all of it, in one night. A year later, on that same date, we opened the doors again. The building is new. The reason for it is not. Come walk through and see what a valley rebuilds when it decides to.
In the field
Cut your own, right from the garden
When the fields are open, you grab a bucket and a pair of shears and cut your own bouquet. Dahlias and sunflowers are $4 a stem, everything else is $2. It is first-come, first-served and always weather permitting — at this altitude the season moves around from year to year.
Worth the drive out
We are just off the beaten path in Francis, Monday through Saturday. Come see the shop, the gardens, and The Garage in person.