<p>Located halfway between Fort Morgan, Brush, but north of South Platte River on CR T.9</p><p>Owner Stacey Poland runs Just What Grows Gardens in Morgan County. Those who buy shares can cut flowers and herbs each week, and others can just buy those products at the local farmers markets. (Dan Barker/Fort Morgan Times) (Picasa)Members of Just What Grows Gardens in Morgan County have fun cutting flowers and herbs whenever they like.</p><p>Owner Stacey Poland's grandmother had a flower cutting garden, and she learned to love it, she said. She was always out in her own garden anyway, so she just made it bigger and people can pay a fee to cut what they want from whatever flowers or herbs are in season.</p><p>This operation was the winner of a 2011 El Pomar Foundation business grant, which was her startup and allowed her to open the garden about halfway between Fort Morgan and Brush, but north of the South Platte River on CR T.9.</p><p><a href="http://www.fortmorgantimes.com/fort-morgan-business/ci_23663105/just-what-grows-garden-offers-opportunity-cut-flowers">Keep reading...</a></p>