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Milgro Nursery Inc.

Greenhouse Grower staff By Greenhouse Grower staff|April 8, 2010

City: Newcastle, Utah

Environmentally controlled square footage: 3,500,000

Number of offshore facilities: 0

Percentage of production space under permanent environmentally controlled structure devoted to each crop:

Flowering potted plants 90%
Plugs and propagation 10%

 

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Avatar for Anonymous Anonymous says:
September 26, 2011 at 6:39 pm

I bought 8 milgro Chrysanthemums from Kroger in Memphis,TN 38122 about two months ago and I planted them in my garden.They have gotten huge,but will they flower again?

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Avatar for Anonymous Anonymous says:
December 22, 2011 at 2:28 am

I bought 8 milgro Chrysanthemums from Kroger in Memphis,TN 38122 about two months ago and I planted them in my garden.They have gotten huge,but will they flower again?

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Avatar for doris doris says:
June 6, 2013 at 7:36 pm

I was given a hyacinth in a gorgeous wrapping. i can't tell if it is your Milgro company or the one in Oxnard California. Neither of your sites show the logo that appears on my tag. Would this have been your plant sold in Silicon Valley California?

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Avatar for doris doris says:
June 6, 2013 at 7:37 pm

I was given a hyacinth in a fancy wraping. Do you sell to Silicon Valley California? I don't see a logo on your website.

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Avatar for Ivan perry Ivan perry says:
July 8, 2013 at 12:54 am

I recived Easter lilys(potted plants.I transplanted them inground in late march after fading i pulled them up the attached bulbs wanted to regrow,problem is but it was July now. should they be left in ground attached to plant or kept out and stored until late fall and replanted for spring blooming?This is very important that i do the right thing because these plants or bulbs are a memory of my wife surviving open heart surgery Inamed them 13,the yr.and easter sunday. please email me with your sugjestion.thank you very much Ivan perry corvallis Oregon.

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Avatar for Eva Eva says:
May 22, 2014 at 4:23 pm

Just got Tulips for mothers day. I watered when the soil was dry, why are the leaves turning pale and dry?

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Avatar for TINKERBELL TINKERBELL says:
August 2, 2017 at 12:00 pm

JUST PURCHASED A MILGRO HYDRANGAE PLANT FROM TRADER JOE’S IN SF. IS IT AN INDOOR OR OUTDOOR PLANT? IT IS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS AND I HAVE ORDERED TWO MORE??? BEAUTIFUL PLANT.

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Avatar for Catherine L Sever Catherine L Sever says:
May 17, 2018 at 12:43 pm

Purchased a Calla Lily from Sams Club in Indiana. Not sure if house plant or outdoor plant. Help!

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Avatar for Robert Deihl Robert Deihl says:
April 5, 2020 at 11:59 am

Thought you might enjoy this correspondence I sent out to friends this morning concerning the gift plant I received from Milgro Nursery. BOB DEIHL, THE MEADOWS IN ST. GEORGE UT

“It is with a heavy heart that I come to you this morning. Over the last several days I have seen a deterioration in the condition of Grandpa Lily Blossom, and I regret to say he has passed on to the great flower land in the sky. He was never in pain, and he brought joy to all who knew him.

“Grandpa Lily Blossom has not left his family without hope however, as he produced two beautiful daughters, twins Lily 1 and Lily 2, who have brought joy to all who met them, and they carry on the wonderful traditions passed down by Grandpa Lily Blossom, demonstrating his love to all who knew him. They have borne his loss with strength and courage, and are admired by one and all for their strength and beauty, and we wish them good fortune for the rest of their days.

“However, it is with tears of joy that I also bring great news … during the night grand daughter Lily Blossom 4 was born in a painless fashion, a long expected addition to a wonderful and gorgeous family and has already captured the hearts of all who see her. She is already filling the void left in our hearts by the passing of Grandpa Blossom, and we wish her a long life based upon the traditions handed down by Grandpa Blossom.

“So do not mourn over the loss of Grandpa. His beauty and glory is now fully exhibited through his extended family, and they bring peace and joy to all.

“With tears of both joy and sorrow founded in the strength of these remaining Blossoms, I continue on…”

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Avatar for Cherilyn Smith Cherilyn Smith says:
April 21, 2020 at 7:45 pm

Robert, we absolutely love this! We hope all is well!

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Avatar for Phyllis Fleming Phyllis Fleming says:
April 7, 2020 at 6:04 pm

Thank you Milgrow and UPS for the beautiful flowers delivered today. Made me so happy

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Avatar for Cherilyn Smith Cherilyn Smith says:
April 21, 2020 at 7:42 pm

You’re so welcome! We’re so happy to hear it brightened your day.

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Avatar for Diane Talbot Diane Talbot says:
April 14, 2020 at 11:46 pm

Thank you so much for the potted plants you sent to brookdale assisted living in cedar city. I will send you remarks from our residents. Diane Talbot Resident council president

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Avatar for Cherilyn Smith Cherilyn Smith says:
April 21, 2020 at 7:44 pm

You’re so welcome! We’re so happy these flowers could bring a little joy to the residents, especially during this time.

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