Proctor: Growing and cooking with plums

KUSA - Plums are ripening all over the state, providing delicious fruit for eating or cooking. If you don't have your own plum trees, check your favorite farmer's market for freshly-picked plums. Local Colorado produce is much sweeter than fruit shipped in from other places, where it is usually picked prematurely to facilitate shipping.

Efforts to plant fruit and nut trees in public parks still tangled in red tape

If you think building a luxury hotel in Madison is difficult, try planting some dwarf plum trees.