Utah has limited water resources. There has been a great deal of interest in recent years in planting xeriscaped (low water usage) gardens. Unfortunately, the rush to xeriscaping led many less than scrupulous plant dealers to import a host of invasive weeds into Utah gardens.
In my opinion, the xeriscaped gardening style desigened for Phoenix is not the best style for the high mountain desert. On the edge of the Wasatch Front, Utah Valley has a unique combination of climate zones. The town is at the transition between alpine and high mountain deserts. The best gardens in Provo use native species common from these distinctive climate zone.
If you are planting a flower garden, I strongly recommend the rock garden style from Utah native plants.
This page lists resources gardens in the Provo / Orem area including links to nurseries and other valuable plant resources.
Granite Seed (www.graniteseed.com) - review Granite Seed Company specializes in supplying seed and erosion control products for land reclamation and restoration, turf, beautification, pasture and range.
Welcome to Dave Wilson Nursery (www.davewilson.com) Dave Wilson Nursery cultivates for orchard stock, garden centers and home fruit tree growers.
My Square Foot Garden (www.mysquarefootgarden.net) - review My Square Foot Garden has information on growing your own vegetable garden.
Senske Services (www.senske.com) Services from Senske include lawn care, tree care, pest control and Christmas lights.
Wild Utah Edibles (wildutahedibles.com) - review Wild Utah Edibles is a site about edible native plants (note many wild plants are poisonous. It is best to learn about what to avoid first). Once you find an edible plant, growing it in a garden is a great idea.
Kitchen Crops (kitchencrops.com) - review Kitchen Crops offers an easy to use indoor hydroponic pot. See review for their May 2017 Kickstarter campaign.
Raising Men Lawn Care (Community Profile) Raising Men is a national charity that encourages kids to mow lawns for impaired people living in their communities.