Posted in Montana Attractions, Farms & Wildlife May 07, 2023 by

A Colorful U-Pick Flower Farm, Calliope Flowers In Montana Is Like Something From A Dream

Is there anything more relaxing than picking flowers straight from a beautiful u-pick farm in Montana? If you have yet to get in on the u-pick flower trend, set aside a summer day and make the drive to Calliope Flowers in Bozeman. By mid-July, these fields of flowers are in bloom, and you can come to make a purchase for a special occasion or simply pick your own “just because” bouquet. It’s a beautiful experience you won’t soon forget.

Curious about the unique Calliope name meaning? Calliope Flowers is named after the calliope hummingbird, the smallest breeding bird in both the United States and Canada.
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The calliope hummingbird happens to live within the Rocky Mountain ecosystem.
The farm sits on two acres in Bozeman and is operated by Lauren and Alexis, who have a combined 12 years of experience growing, designing, and sharing flowers.
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They believe that flowers are food for the soul and can send any message we want them to, whether that's congratulations or condolences.
Calliope Flowers is a popular place for wedding flowers, especially since they grow such a gorgeous variety.
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Happy couples can purchase DIY bulk buckets and create their own beautiful bouquets.
U-pick flower season usually starts in July and lasts until sometime in September.
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For $20, you're welcome to pick as many flowers as you can fit in one hand. For $45, you can fill a five-liter bucket, which the farm staff will provide for you. If possible, please bring your own snips.
Flower picking is a family-friendly activity, and with any luck, it's one your entire family will love.
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Beautify your yard, garden, or summer party with gorgeous Montana-grown flowers you've picked yourself.
If you plan to pick your own flowers multiple times this year, you can purchase a u-pick loyalty pass for $200.
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This will save you some money in the long run and support a beautiful cause.

Have you ever visited Calliope Flowers? Share your experience with us in the comments — we would love to hear from you! For related content, be sure to read about why Bozeman, Montana might just be the best city in America.

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Address: Calliope Flowers, 5180 Stucky Rd, Bozeman, MT 59715, USA
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May 12, 2023
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What are some beautiful wildflower hikes in Montana?

During the summer months, Montana is a treasure trove of colorful wildflowers. For proof of this, look no further than the following list of beautiful wildflower hikes in Montana:

  • Apikuni Falls Trail, Glacier National Park
  • Hyalite Creek Trail, Gallatin National Forest
  • Hidden Lake Trail, Glacier National Park
  • Passage Falls Trail, Livingston
  • Siyeh Pass Trail, Glacier National Park
  • Blodgett Canyon, Bitterroot National Forest
  • Sweathouse Falls, Victor

 

Learn more about these gorgeous wildflower trails that also double as amazing waterfall hikes in Montana!

When is the best time for wildflowers in Montana?

The best time to see wildflowers in Montana is typically during the first two weeks in July. Wildflower blooms slowly emerge in late May and continue throughout June.

When can you see wildflowers in Glacier National Park?

Your best bet for seeing alpine wildflowers and gorgeous blooms in Glacier National Park is anytime between late June and mid-July.

What are some wildflowers that bloom in Montana?

Montana is famous for its gorgeous high-altitude wildflowers. Some of these include:

  • Indian paintbrush
  • Fireweed
  • Bitterroot
  • Arrowleaf balsamroot
  • Harebell
  • Pasqueflower
  • Lupine
  • Yellow avalanche lily
  • Buttercup

 

What are the best hikes to take in Glacier National Park?

Glacier National Park is a vast natural wonder with seemingly endless miles of hiking trails to enjoy. The following is a list of some of our favorite recommendations for the best hikes to take in Glacier National Park:

  • Aster Falls
  • Hidden Lake Overlook
  • Grinnell Lake Trail
  • The Highline Trail
  • Piegan Pass
  • Twin Falls
  • Virginia Falls
  • Boulder Pass Trail