They let us out of the studio again! We accost patrons at the Durango Farmers Market to see why they support our local farmers and ranchers. 

July is a chance to sit back, enjoy your garden while it's growing - observe what's successful, what you'd change next year, and learn from your hands-on experience.

We enter the doldrums of summer with some tips to keep up with the garden beds, the weeds, and the compost pile.

Tom interviews while Darrin works. Hmmm.... And a couple secrets come forward as Tom gets Beth, Darrin's wife, to divulge some dirt.

The rains come for most, hail arrives for others. We will discuss how the microclimates in our area greatly affect our gardens.

Mike and Mindy welcome us to their farm: Mountain Roots Produce out in Mancos, CO. A diverse farming operation at its finest. 

Where to find locally grown seeds? Can I eat weeds? How do I get rid of pocket gophers and other rodents? Pros and cons of vermiculture (worms)?

It happens. We make mistakes even after gardening for so many years. 

Spring flowers are critical for our pollinators. Not only will they help pollinate your fruit trees, giving you loads of pears, apples, and plums in summer and fall, they are critical in our ecosystem.

The challenges of gardening during the worst prolonged drought in 1200 years. Plus, busy weeks ahead for southwest gardeners.