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As kale and spinach flew off the shelves, people kept asking for fruit trees.
Bookcliff Gardens, 755 26 Road, hadnât 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.
âLast year was such a surprise compared to any previous year,â said Chris Adolf, who co-owns Valley Grown Nursery with his brother, Evan Adolf, and parents, Kathy and Del Adolf.
There were massive jumps up in sales of vegetable plants, trees and shrubs, he said. âIt was incredible.â
American Culture – Photo courtesy of American Culture
Nothing is more American than the flawed idealism of rugged individualism, but any ruggedness you see in Denver-located band
American Culture only comes from years of touring, living in a GMC van, lugging that bass cab down another steep DIY basement staircase.
This is DIY music. But it isn’t alone. It’s a culture, a community. One that American Culture and so many of their peers have nurtured, town after town, basement after basement, selling one record at a time, not to “fans,” but to friends. Animals!
American Culture’s third album