Today's was our Agriculture Appreciation show in recognition of National Agriculture Appreciation week. Our guest was Renee Giroux of Earth's Palate Farm. Her professional journey is well worth listening to. Its a joy to listen to someone who has captured her passion for growing plants, communities, family and friends and integrate all those into a satisfying profession. Plus your calls and all the other usual stuff. We'll see you in the garden!

The snow and ice have done their best but the hope of Spring still twinkles in our eyes! It's just around the corner. The Green-some Threesome are together again hosting an eclectic two hours of gardening questions and comments. How should I repair my lawn? What organic lawn care company would you recommend? What sized farm animal should I be able to through through my properly pruned fruit trees? The secret to thriving house plants? What do sundried tomatoes, soy sauce, anchovies, shitake mushrooms and aged cheese have in common? And finally why is Ketchup America's favorite condiment. Where else can you get the answers to these questions but on Garden Talk? We'll see you in the garden!

The snow and ice have done their best but the hope of Spring still twinkles in our eyes! It's just around the corner. The Green-some Threesome are together again hosting an eclectic two hours of gardening questions and comments. How should I repair my lawn? What organic lawn care company would you recommend? What sized farm animal should I be able to through through my properly pruned fruit trees? The secret to thriving house plants? What do sundried tomatoes, soy sauce, anchovies, shitake mushrooms and aged cheese have in common? And finally why is Ketchup America's favorite condiment. Where else can you get the answers to these questions but on Garden Talk? We'll see you in the garden!

Its time to prune berry bushes, grape vines and fruit trees! Ok you can wait until the snow melts...but not much longer. The future of agriculture when you follow the money instead of common sense and other subjects of interest. Until next time...we'll see you in the garden. Len

Kristie Gonsalves of the Connecticut Flower and Garden Show joins us, to preview the 38th annual event, taking place February 21-24th at the Connecticut Convention Center. Explore over 300 booths overflowing with fresh flowers, plants, herbs, bulbs, seeds, gardening books, garden equipment & much more. View beautifully landscaped gardens. Visit the Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut design & horticulture competition. Attend over 80 hours of seminars and demonstrations.

Wow! Talk about one HOT show. Yes, our annual hot sauce show was a blazing hit... at least to our tongues. Discussions on how to make hot sauce and hot pepper dishes that go from garden to table. Your calls as well. We'll see you in the garden. -Len

Wow! Talk about one HOT show. Yes, our annual hot sauce show was a blazing hit... at least to our tongues. Discussions on how to make hot sauce and hot pepper dishes that go from garden to table. Your calls as well. We'll see you in the garden. -Len

You might imagine there would be little to talk about garden-wise in the middle of January. NOTHING could be further from the truth! So what is your new year's garden resolution? What can you do now to make it easier on you in spring? Got seed catalogs? Sure you do. Now what steps should you take to get the best seed selection for next year's garden?

Listen in as we lay down the rules everyone should follow. Lastly, Lisa's "Fire Cider". Easy to make and potent for all that ails you. We'll see you in the garden!