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Local. Seasonal. Beautiful. Flathead Farmworks is an urban flower farm in downtown Kalispell, Montana.

We believe in connecting our community and clients with the beauty of nature while caring for the land and highlighting each season's best attributes. We believe that curiosity and tenacity are the foundation of continual growth – for plants and for people. Our floral designs feature 100 percent locally grown flowers and foliage, primarily from our farm. Every design is created with the client’s p

ersonality and event in mind. We love using texture, color, aroma and movement for a full sensory experience.

21/12/2024

Happy winter solstice! This photo feels so fitting for the longest night of the year – the contrast of dark and light, color and shadow. This is the moment when the winter cold hasn't fully set it, yet the winter days are already getting lighter again...a hopeful contrast.

Late summer flowers at the wedding of and dramatically captured by . Planning: . Venue: and .

17/12/2024

Wildflower micro weddings are especially fun because 1) One big beautiful table for a cozy guest experience, 2) "Wildflower" = the best colorful, whimsical blooms of the moment, and 3) Working closely with great vendors:

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13/12/2024

Colleen asked for vibrant summery colors, especially purple, with a wildflower style. In her words, "let’s let the bouquet be as wild as Montana grown flowers will allow."

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11/12/2024

The pocket boutonniere is such a fun trend – easy to wear, more impactful than a pin-on boutonniere, and endlessly versatile when it comes to colors and flowers. They can be bright or minimal, full of fragrant herbs or interesting seedpods. This one was a bright splash of color on a stormy summer day.

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06/12/2024

Summer can be such a blur, I sometimes take the flowers for granted. On a cold December day, this handful of soft blooms looks like an absolute dream.

03/12/2024

After the wedding - it's not as fun to think about as the wedding itself, but what happens to all your decor, flowers, etc, once the party is over?

That's why for most events I come back the next morning to pick up rentals, dismantle installations and take everything back to the farm to compost or dry. I even reuse the water in vases to water a few plants. Bonus for me, I get to see how fun the reception was (discarded heels means a great dance party) and how well the arch flowers held up on a hot summer afternoon (those poppies look surprisingly perky).

All of this also means that the floral component of your wedding day is super low-waste, with nothing going to the landfill. Plus nothing for you to clean up or return to me (no one wants more errands right after a wedding). For couples who live locally or stay in town a bit longer, they are encouraged to take as many flowers as they want to enjoy for a few more days.

26/11/2024

Classic white and green never goes out of style – especially with romantic lisianthus, playful cosmos, delicate lace flower and fragrant dianthus against a backdrop of foliage and textures.

22/11/2024

Remembering those early flower farming summers when I would pack our little Honda full of buckets every week for local florists and CSA subscribers. It was a crazy puzzle fitting it all but we made it work!

19/11/2024

Soft summer blooms blend perfectly with patterned dresses, crystal-blue water and golden light. It was one of those beautiful late August days – blue skies and a warm breeze, and family and friends relaxing and laughing by the lake before the wedding began.

Photographer: Oak + Fern Photography
Florist: Flathead Farmworks
Rentals: Celebrate Event & Party Rental
Coordinator: SG Weddings and Events
Catering: KnucklHed BBQ
Cake: Bakes and Cakes By Brie

13/11/2024

That one time when an arrangement accidentally and perfectly matched my logo.

07/11/2024

A special wedding flower story from a couple years ago... The bride's mom asked me, before the wedding, if I would be able to save some flowers from the event and create something for the bride, Hailey, as a surprise and keepsake. So I saved and dried most of the flowers and some foliage from the 12-foot hanging garden in the reception tent, and later created a large 32-inch wreath (swipe to see the hanging garden).

Stories like this are what I remember about certain weddings, even years later. Anytime I can be part of a surprise imbued with thoughtfulness and love...count me in.

03/11/2024

Moody fall colors in a summer bouquet...feels like the right vibe for early November. About half of the flowers and textures here are perennials, which is just one more thing that makes every bouquet so unique.

31/10/2024

The fall garden. 🍂 There's beauty in every season, and I'm loving capturing it via this new aerial perspective.

28/10/2024

Sometimes your eyeballs need a juicy summer bouquet + golden morning light.

24/10/2024

This is digging season: garlic cloves go in, while dahlia tubers and gladiolus corms and carrots come out. It's the last good dirt-and-wheelbarrow labor time until spring. Even in cool weather, this kind of work keeps you warm.

20/10/2024

A handful of fresh, fragrant fall blooms to enjoy indoors, as this beautiful warm weather is sure to fade into colder days soon. We just returned from three weeks of vacation with jet lag and head colds, which makes me glad I did many of the essential fall garden tasks before our trip. I still have plenty of time to dig tubers and plant garlic before the real cold weather takes hold. For now I'm enjoying seeing what's still blooming and which pollinators are still abuzz, and gathering seeds to scatter somewhat intentionally, though hopefully not where I'll regret them in the spring.

16/10/2024

This late summer aerial view of our urban flower farm makes me think there should be sheep grazing in the green grass at top (not our property). It's so darn pastoral from this perspective.

09/10/2024

I grew quite a few new flower varieties this year, but these 'Madame Butterfly Cherry Bronze' snapdragons weren't one of them. These have been on my must-grow list for a few years. That ombre coloring, plus the ruffled petals and tall stems – perfection.

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Fresh. Seasonal. Beautiful.

Flathead Farmworks is a small urban flower farm in downtown Kalispell, Montana. We are passionate about growing beautiful, fresh, pesticide-free flowers for our Flathead Valley community.