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The first greenhouses designated to grow marijuana with county approval broke ground Friday. Representatives and friends from Silverpeak Apothecary, of Aspen, hosted the official groundbreaking ceremony at its High Valley Farm, located at Holland Hills near Basalt. Silverpeak Apothecary is a medical marijuana outlet whose owners say they hope to begin selling recreational marijuana by the end of February, depending on how the county commissioners designate greenhouse regulations at their Feb. 18 regular meeting. Silverpeak owner Jordan Lewis said the groundbreaking is another step toward getting his business on track to sell recreational marijuana. \’93Today was thrilling,\’94 Lewis said. \’93The …\ ]]>\