What’s your favorite thing about spring?
Is it getting away from the snow & frost in favor of 60- and 70-degree weather? Buds and new growth on the trees? Hearing birds returning and singing in the morning? Starting to be able to get on the water and fish again?
I’ve been so lucky – not having a garden I’m proud of yet, I’ve gotten to enjoy the huge variety of flowers here every day at Smith & Edwards. It’s been a beautiful spring here at Smith & Edwards with the amazing flowers at the store entrance!

White Alyssum

White pansies

Golden Fleece Dahlberg Daisies

Yellow Dahlinova Hypnotica

Dahlberg daisies and alyssum

Little Calibrachoa flowers in hanging baskets

Petunia hanging baskets and a bird bath… with a friend!

Orange Begonias in a Hanging Basket

Purple Petunias getting a drink

Forget-me-Nots

White Fuchsias in hanging baskets

Pretty red and pink geraniums

Geraniums and more plants

Colorful Calibrachoa in white, lavender, lemon, and cranberry

Purple “Supertunias” in hanging baskets

Sizzler Pink Salvia

Sundial Yellow Portulaca

Cute white Dahlberg Daisies

Pink “supertunias” in hanging baskets

Potted Geraniums and Dahlinova Hypnotica (peach-colored)


Purple Alyssum

Strawberries growing in Hanging Baskets

Bronze Leaf White Wax Begonias

White Begonias

Sweet William

Sweet Williams and Alyssum on Handy Bucket Builder racks
(Told you we used the Handy Bucket Builders for holding flowers!) :)

Asparagus Ferns

These Wishbone Flowers look like little snapdragons!

Impatiens

Flowering marigolds


Orange and Crimson Celosia

Kimono Orange Celosia

All of these flowers have been chosen to thrive in our climate. You’ll get hardy Utah garden flowers that will bloom this year (annual) or year after year (perennials)… and not to mention trees and veggies! Check out the online USU’s Extension Office for more information on Utah flowers.

We have several types of tomatoes this year!

This one’s a winner! We’ve got Better Boy, Beefsteak, and made-for-Utah Hamson DX 52-12 varieties of tomatoes this year!
And not just tomatoes: you’ll also find 4 types of cucumbers and also pumpkins and squash ready for you to take home and plant.
(And you’ll find TONS of seeds for all kinds of flowers, herbs, and veggies – both hybrids and heirloom seeds – inside Smith & Edwards, as well as everything you need to start them indoors!)

Corkscrew Willow trees

You’ll find a huge variety of maple trees at Smith and Edwards this year: Autumn Blaze, Crimson King, Norway, and Lace Leaf Maples.

Quaking Aspen trees and hanging baskets

Splendens with beautiful leaves

Striking leaves also on these Wizard Mix Coleus

Decorate your porch with this flighty hummingbird ornament!

Gardening and Watering tools in every color

Garden Markers

Fun garden ornaments

Come in and see our Garden Center!
What’s the best time to pick up your flowers at Smith & Edwards? We start getting pansies as soon as we can, around March every year, and then you’ll find more and more flowers with a huge selection of flowers, tomatoes, trees and fruit trees, and much more by Mother’s Day.
I’ll be bringing some home to kick start my own garden this year!
Tell me – what flowers are your favorite in the spring? Leave your favorite in the comments below!