With the annual Cheyenne Farmer's Market kicking off again, we thought it might be a good time to review what Smith had to say about getting the most bang for the buck at such events.
Most horticulturist's recommend that you rotate your plants and vegetable plants, to give the soil a break. If you cannot do that, then fish fertilizer may be the answer.
Hopefully by now you have fully digested your turkey and dressing. Now it's about time to pick out and put up a Christmas tree, but what's the best way to do it?
Today's schedule includes:
7:07AM MDT: Dr. Susan Shumsky guests with host Dave Chaffin to talk about Everything You Want to Know About Ghosts. It’s Halloween season and time to get ghoulish and talk ghosts! Why do some people become ghosts, while others cross over into the light...
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You've been telling us and we have listened. You definitely want more open line time, so we will begin with that today. Starting at 8:07AM MDT, host Dave Chaffin will open the phone lines for you to be our guests and pick your topics. Just pick up the phone and call into The Morning Zone...
Today will be another great show on The Morning Zone as Dave's guests will be:
7:37AM MDT: Today's Ask A Local Expert is Travis Lingenfelter, Marketing Director at Pointe Frontier Retirement Community.
8:07AM MDT: Ben Barrack is an Investigative Radio Host and Blogger who broadcasts in Central Texas...
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Today on The Morning Zone, host Dave Chaffin talks with Pointe Frontier and Shane Smith.
7:37AM MDT: Our "Ask-A-Local Expert" segment continues with Marketing Director, Travis Lingenfelter, from Pointe Frontier Retirement Community. Travis will be talking about the new V...
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Today at 9:07AM MDT, the Director of Cheyenne's beautiful Botanic Gardens and the Paul Smith Children's Garden, Shane Smith, was our featured guest on The Morning Zone. Shane, a nationally recognized horticulturalist, updated us on the upcoming events scheduled for The Gardens and talked about things we need to do to prepare our trees, shrubs, gardens and lawns for Fall and Winter...