A flower farm that added a Christmas tree offering in 2023, candid in press coverage that some of its trees are still maturing on site while others are shipped in, with no confirmed street address, hours, season dates, or pricing found.
Petals and Pines Farm is primarily known, as the name suggests, as a flower farm — the family purchased the Tremonton property in 2022 and added a Christmas tree offering the following year, making this one of the newest operations in this entire research batch. That timeline matters for expectations: this isn’t a farm with decades of established tree-growing infrastructure behind it, but a newer diversification of an existing flower business.
One detail stands out because of how directly it was stated in local coverage: a feature describing the farm shortly after it opened its tree offering noted plainly that its “trees are still growing but they get some shipped in.” That’s an honest acknowledgment from the source material that the property’s own trees hadn’t yet reached full maturity at the time of that reporting, and that the farm supplements them with trees sourced elsewhere. Given that, this file can’t confidently say whether the operation functions as cut-your-own, choose-and-cut, or precut-only — it may genuinely depend on which specific trees are available on a given visit, some grown there and some brought in.
The farm’s own site includes a Christmas-tree-care resource page, which points toward an operation that puts some emphasis on customer education, not just sales. Photo opportunities among the farm’s flowers are also mentioned, which is a distinctive touch tied directly to the property’s flower-farm roots rather than something typical of a tree lot.
The gaps here are substantial: no specific street address was found (only the city of Tremonton), no hours, no season dates, and no pricing. The coordinates attached to this listing represent Tremonton’s city center rather than a confirmed farm address, which is worth knowing if you’re navigating there directly.
Petals and Pines offers a genuinely different kind of visit — a flower farm’s aesthetic layered with a young, still-developing tree operation — but the combination of an unconfirmed address, no published hours or pricing, and openly mixed sourcing means this is a call-or-check-the-website-first situation more than most other farms in this file.
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Skip Petals and Pines if you specifically want a tree grown entirely on the property you're buying from, since press coverage describes the farm's own trees as still maturing with some supplemented by trees shipped in from elsewhere, and skip it if you need a specific street address in hand before you go, since only a city-level location was found.
No other Bear River Region farm appears in this same research batch, so no direct comparison is available here.
Primarily a flower farm, per the name and available coverage — the Christmas tree offering was added in 2023, a few years after the family purchased the property in 2022.
Some are, but not all. A local press feature states the farm's own trees are still maturing and that some inventory is shipped in from elsewhere to supplement them.
Only a city-level location (Tremonton, UT) was found in this research — no specific street address was confirmed, so the coordinates on this listing represent the city center, not the farm's exact address.
Photo opportunities among the farm's flowers are mentioned, along with a Christmas-tree-care resource page on the farm's own site.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
petalsandpinesfarm.com · b921hits.com
Checked September 2026.