Blue Mountain Flowers

Blue Mountain Flowers Small flower farm offering cut fresh flowers and floral essences grown in Missoula, Montana.

Partnered with Soil Cycle, Missoula's composting and soil health nonprofit.

It’s officially summer (almost) and we are so excited to celebrate with you. We went all out with these cute bouquets th...
06/18/2026

It’s officially summer (almost) and we are so excited to celebrate with you. We went all out with these cute bouquets that will be for sale Drum Coffee Roasting this weekend! Come grab one before they sell out.

Campanula, peonies & dusty miller

Flower feature! Bells of Ireland (Moluccella laevis)We are big fans of this unique and stunning floral design element - ...
06/18/2026

Flower feature! Bells of Ireland (Moluccella laevis)

We are big fans of this unique and stunning floral design element - it’s bendy, it’s bright, it smells amazing!

It comes with a plot twist - they aren’t actually from Ireland: Despite the lucky name and the vivid green color, they are actually native to Turkey, Syria, and the Caucasus region.

Those aren’t petals either! The big, beautiful green “bells” that run up the stem are actually calyxes. The little white and pink flowers bloom inside each bell. Growers usually trim off each leaf to show off the green bells.

Flower feature! We are back with another feature. 🌸 Meet Agrostemma: Cottage Royalty with a Rebel Past 👑 We love her for...
06/16/2026

Flower feature!
We are back with another feature.

🌸 Meet Agrostemma: Cottage Royalty with a Rebel Past 👑
We love her for your delicate stems that are the first to bloom in Spring and look like each one is hand-painted.

Agrostemma literally means "Crown of the Field." but this little flower is commonly known as Corncockle and was dominantly magenta-pink. The common name has deep English roots. Back then, "corn" didn't just mean corn on the cob—it was the general word for any grain field (like wheat or rye). The word "cockle" comes from an old Old English word (coccel), which literally translates to "w**d." Put them together, and Corncockle simply means "the w**d that grows in the grain fields."

Farmers actually considered it a major nuisance—mostly because its seeds are toxic if accidentally milled into bread flour... but now we grow it as a delicate and very special cut flower.

Every year we grow more than we need and becomes a fun early season crop to share. This year we grew Purple Queen and Ocean Pearls.

Come celebrate with us this weekend at Drum Coffee (1000 E Broadway)! Flower pop-up - Friday June 19th - Sunday, June 2...
06/15/2026

Come celebrate with us this weekend at Drum Coffee (1000 E Broadway)!

Flower pop-up - Friday June 19th - Sunday, June 21st (flowers drop around 9am)

Summer Solstice, Pride, Father's Day - no matter what you are celebrating, you are going to need a coffee and flowers to get you through the longest day of year ☕️ 💐

Whether you’re buying a colorful rainbow bouquet to celebrate Pride, picking up some fresh summer stems for your kitchen counter, or treating Dad to a locally roasted coffee and a fresh bundle of blooms, we've got you covered.

Bring your friends, your dogs, your moms, and your dads. Let’s kick off the best season of the year together! ☀️🌈💐

Everything about S+N’s wedding felt magical. Every thoughtful detail came to life on a beautiful spring day, surrounded ...
06/08/2026

Everything about S+N’s wedding felt magical. Every thoughtful detail came to life on a beautiful spring day, surrounded by so much love. It was an honor to design the florals and contribute to that magic. We’re so excited to share photos from the incredible —with more to come. 💐

Thank you to the White Raven and - both totally incredible to work with. ❤️

It's fun to see all the babes that are growing in our greenhouse paired together! We absolutely love this time of year a...
06/07/2026

It's fun to see all the babes that are growing in our greenhouse paired together! We absolutely love this time of year and wanted to share with you what is blooming. If you have our CSA or picked a bouquet up this weekend, we hope youu are already enjoying these blooms.

Flower feature: Foxglove This flower is a big favoirte of ours and right out of a fairytail. 🧚‍♂️ Meet Foxglove (scienti...
06/04/2026

Flower feature: Foxglove

This flower is a big favoirte of ours and right out of a fairytail. 🧚‍♂️

Meet Foxglove (scientific name: Digitalis purpurea).

Legend has it that fairies gave these spotted blossoms to foxes to wear as gloves so they could silently sneak into chicken coops. Another tale says the spots on the inside of the bells are marks left by elves' fingers. We haven't see elves or fairies yet but the bumblebees love them! 🦊

You might have heard that it is poisonous, but it is also a biological masterpiece. It contains chemicals called cardiac glycosides (specifically digoxin and digitoxin). Digoxin, a crucial medication used to treat heart failure and regulate heart rhythms. Talk about a double agent! ❤️

Featured varities we grew this year: Dalmatian Peach; Camelot White; Camelot Lavender

Join us next weekend (June 5th-7th) at Cambie for a flower pop-up featuring fresh, locally grown arrangements bursting w...
05/28/2026

Join us next weekend (June 5th-7th) at Cambie for a flower pop-up featuring fresh, locally grown arrangements bursting with color and cheer.

Whether you are marking a high school graduation, picking up a thoughtful gift, or simply treating yourself, these seasonal flowers are the perfect way to welcome summer.

Stop by, smell the blooms, and take a little sunshine home. We can't wait to share our blooms with you!!

As we say farewell to tulip season, we are welcoming a wave of new blooms and hitting the ground running for summer! ☀️W...
05/25/2026

As we say farewell to tulip season, we are welcoming a wave of new blooms and hitting the ground running for summer! ☀️

We are filled with gratitude for everyone who supports our farm—from our busy Mother’s Day orders to our earliest wedding season to date. I am so thankful to live this dream every day, and I hope sharing these flowers brings a little more joy and happiness into your world.

Huge thanks to for the beautiful tulip bulbs and for capturing these stunning photos. 🌷✨

Featured bloom: Lilly of the Valley ✨This has quickly become one of my favorite flowers and the smell is heavenly. The u...
05/20/2026

Featured bloom: Lilly of the Valley ✨This has quickly become one of my favorite flowers and the smell is heavenly.

The ultimate symbol of spring, protection, and the “return of happiness.”

🤍 Legend says Apollo created Lily of the Valley to protect the delicate feet of his muses. Today, it stands as one of the world’s most cherished good luck charms. 🍀 People for centuries have used it as a good luck charm and it’s become a go to for me as well.

May your week be filled with new beginnings and a little bit of magic as these blooms are amongst us.

we got to use some for boutonnieres in the wedding last weekend, which felt really special!

🌿✨ goodluckcharm

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