Dahlia, Symphoricarpos orbiculatus, Zinnia elegans, Tanacetum parthemium, Scabiosa caucasia, Mentha sauveolens, and Ageratum houstonianum

The slow flowers movement has found a home in Utah. The rise of high quality locally grown cut flowers is a flower lovers dream. The Utah Cut Flower Farm Association has 25 listed farms throughout the state, so there is probably one not too far away. A personal favorite, Sego Lily Flower Farms, located in South Jordan, grew the flowers and berries in this abundant bouquet. Flowers include: Dahllia, coral berry, zinnia, feverfew, scabiosa, apple mint, and floss flower.