A little dirt don't hurt with Vail's sustainable gardening expert

Update: 2023-04-18

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Sustainable gardening pro Alyse Piburn, of Mountain Roots in Eagle County, talks about the health benefits of gardening for TBI survivors, plus tips for anyone growing veggies or flowers in Colorado, where the season can be short and the conditions can be harsh.

Wanna learn more about Mountain Roots and sustainable gardening? Check them out!

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A little dirt don't hurt with Vail's sustainable gardening expert

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A little dirt don't hurt with Vail's sustainable gardening expert

Phil Lindeman

A little dirt don't hurt with Vail's sustainable gardening expert