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Wellness
Grow your own food
Elsa
SedgeDigging in the dirt and watching tiny seeds turn into yummy snacks is like real-life magic, and you get to eat the results!
In 2034, you might be growing fresh, local food for the Olympic athletes, or even designing amazing rooftop gardens all over Salt Lake City!
Optional materials for this quest.
Seed Starting Kit with Trays and Cells
RequiredA proper seed starting setup — trays, cells, and a clear dome lid — gives your seeds the controlled environment they need to germinate reliably. Far better results than improvising with egg cartons, especially in Utah's short growing season.
Quality Potting Mix (2 cu ft bag)
RequiredCheap potting soil is one of the top reasons beginner gardens fail. A quality mix drains properly, holds moisture without compacting, and gives roots room to grow. Avoid "garden soil" for containers — it's too dense.
Garden Journal and Planner
Tracking what you planted, when you watered, and what problems you saw turns one season of gardening into years of knowledge. Even a basic notebook works — a dedicated garden journal with planting grids and seasonal pages makes it easier.