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Time to grow: Use these tips to get your garden going - Vimarsana News

Time to grow: Use these tips to get your garden going

Buds, blooms and sprouts are bursting out every which way you look, and the sun’s warmth feels rich.

Gardening gangbusters: 2020's appetite for gardening remaining strong in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Gardening gangbusters: 2020's appetite for gardening remaining strong in 2021

As kale and spinach flew off the shelves, people kept asking for fruit trees. Bookcliff Gardens, 755 26 Road, hadn’t carried fruit trees for years, but 2020 made its owners, Rick and Steph Griggs, reconsider. It was a year for gardens unlike any other. Seeds, tomatoes, zucchini, trees and nearly anything else growing at area garden centers and nurseries was snapped up by customers in 2020. “Last year was such a surprise compared to any previous year,” said Chris Adolf, who co-owns Valley Grown Nursery with his brother, Evan Adolf, and parents, Kathy and Del Adolf. There were ma...

2020 was the year of … the gardening craze, with veggies, flowers and more - Vimarsana News

2020 was the year of … the gardening craze, with veggies, flowers and more

Zucchini plants are notoriously prolific. Pop a couple of those seeds in the ground, water them and keep the squash bugs off, and you will have enough zucchini to practically feed a neighborhood. However, in 2020 some garden centers actually had to put a buying cap on the purchase of zucchini plants. Breann Fiihr, who owns Mount Garfield Greenhouse with her husband, Travis, recalled a customer who wanted to purchase 12 zucchini plants. “You’re going to have zucchini growing out your ears!” she thought. Cucumbers and peppers — this year was “off the hook” for hot ...