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A new Utah-based produce swap app will help you unload that ...
A surprise bumper crop of tomatoes inspired designer Cerra Teng’s vision for Cultivate.Garden.
Courtesy Photo When Cerra Teng returned to Utah for good in 2022, she and her husband bought a house and decided it was time to start a garden. “I grew up in Taiwan,” she recalled. “I didn’t really garden there, because I was living in an apartment.” That wasn’t her biggest test as a new gardener, though.
“Taiwan is so hot and humid,” she said. “Growing things in Utah was so new and challenging. You have to water things every day. You have to baby them, or they’ll die.” And they did. The next year, she started 30 tomato seedlings in her basement, assuming a high attrition rate.
But Teng teaches…
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