“No occupation is so delightful to me as the culture of the earth, and no culture comparable to that of the garden”. ~ Thomas Jefferson
From the historic flower displays at Jefferson’s Monticello to a patio herb garden, we can all enjoy the delights of nature in our own yards and gardens.
Now is the perfect time to start planning this year’s garden.
There are many ways that you can enjoy time in your yard. From growing your own herbs, fruits and vegetables, to creating a perfect zen garden, there is something for everyone.
One of the ways we recommend starting is to think about the last year and how you utilized your time outdoors.
We recommend looking at some different Gardening Pins to see what resonates with you. Get some ideas of what colors and textures you like so when you are ready to design your yard, you’ll already know a general idea of what direction you would like to go. It is important to know your soil type, light directions and water source to avoid planting anything that may not do well.
If you are ready to get started, we can help you design your perfect yard. Our team has decades of experience and will be able to create a design plan that will help you love your outdoor space. We are here are ready to assist with any questions you may have, or, if you’d like to arrange a design consultation, fill out the request form on our website and we’ll call you to schedule an appointment.
For even more ideas, be sure to check out classes at the Conservation Garden Park , USU Extension as well as Red Butte Gardens. They all have wonderful resources for everyone – whether you are new to gardening, or a seasoned green thumb. Learn about everything from installing irrigation systems to designing for Utah gardens to pruning perennials to harvesting seed from your garden.
Whatever you need, it’s a great time to start thinking about the season ahead and we are here to help. Give us a call at 801-562-5496, or come down and see us at 9275 South 1300 West. We look forward to helping you with another a great year in the garden.
