Vivero Growers Nursery will expand in September to include a space next door to its gardening supply facility at 12000 W. Hwy. 290. The business will take over an adjoining lot, add a bigger nursery and retail space, and build a new greenhouse. Vivero also celebrates its five-year anniversary. 512-587-4476. www.viverogrowers.com
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