Time2Grow Garden

Time2Grow Garden 🌿 One garden. Real plants. I started gardening long before moving to Utah two decades ago from Sweden. The number one problem was plant choice that would thrive.

Real results.
đź’§ Sharing what actually works in my 0.85-acre Utah garden
🏡 Water-wise plants + landscape ideas
🤝 Need 1:1 help? ↓ Website In 2011, I started and ran a small landscaping company for few years. I saw and experienced some of the major challenges that many homeowners were faced with in their landscaping. To better understand the local climate and soil I got Certified as a Master Gardene

r and started volunteering in community gardens to have a better understanding of plants in harsh conditions. In 2021 I started Time2Grow, garden coaching and consulting business. My main hope and purpose is, to make more people feel EMPOWERED to garden. Gardening is not about 100% perfection and then we can enjoy. Gardening is about the enjoyment and the journey of the experience of connecting with the outdoors.

06/22/2026

The homeowner paid nearly $7,000 for this conifer tree and installation. Less than a year later, the top half of the tree is dead.

When a newly planted tree declines, the blame often immediately shifts to watering. But tree failures are rarely that simple. Planting depth, root issues, establishment practices, irrigation management, and delayed stress responses all deserve consideration.

I see this issue frequently at my appointments. Whether you’re planting a tree yourself or paying someone else to do it, ask questions. Was the root flare located and planted at grade? Was the tree planted at the proper depth? What are the watering instructions during establishment?

A healthy tree starts with proper planting and clear aftercare instructions. Get both right, and you give the tree its best chance to thrive.

Who do you think is responsible for this tree’s failure?⬇️

06/22/2026

Much of what keeps life going is quiet, repetitive, and easy to overlook.

Pollinators are among those unseen workers.

Perhaps that’s why I teach others to garden with intention, because small choices, repeated over time, can support something much bigger than ourselves.

Moving from flower to flower, they do the small, consistent work that allows ecosystems, and our gardens to thrive.

Maybe there’s a lesson in that for us, too.

The extraordinary may capture our attention, but so much of what sustains life depends on ordinary things, repeated day after day.

That’s one reason why I keep planting for pollinators.

Five years ago, this was mostly lawn, a chain-link fence, and a vision I couldn’t quite see yet.Then came the mulch.Then...
06/10/2026

Five years ago, this was mostly lawn, a chain-link fence, and a vision I couldn’t quite see yet.

Then came the mulch.

Then the tiny plants.

Then the waiting.

For a long time, it didn’t look like much. Every gardener knows that stage—the one where you’re watering sticks, staring at empty space, and wondering if you’ve lost your mind.

But gardens have a way of rewarding patience.

One plant at a time, one season at a time, things started to connect. The trees grew. The flowers multiplied. Birds arrived. Shade appeared. What once existed only in my imagination slowly became reality.

Looking back, the transformation feels dramatic.

Living through it felt slow.

If your garden looks sparse right now, keep going. The magic is happening underground long before you can see it.

And now…

Imagine five more years. 🌿

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Highland, UT
84003

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Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
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