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From the Editor;

My Economics teacher from high school disclosed to me years after graduating, that my Permanent Record noted I was inclined to look out the window and daydream.  Each Spring I realize that I still am afflicted by that tendency.  Lengthing days and milder weather foster Spring Fever in gardeners, and aren’t we glad for it.  Enjoy and make use of this wonderful and fleeting season of the year.  The articles in this issue provide practical solutions and can do projects to help you in the garden this spring.   

The Brazos County Master Gardeners have planned a year that is packed with informative and entertaining seminars and programs so check the calendar on our renovated website at www.brazosmg.com.  We will continue to add new features and information, so visit it often. 

We invite your comments and suggestions.  Contact us

Table of Contents

• Organic Landscape Pest Control
• Gardenline: Your Garden Questions Answered
• Caladium-Article and Sale Info
• Herbal Highlights-Dill
• Safety Tip-Lawn Mowing
• What's Happening at the D.I.G.
• Gardening to Attract Wildlife
• In The Spotlight-Special Irisis
• Veggin With Elmer
• Turf Grass Fertilization
• Gardening With Kiddos-Paper Pot
• 2008 Brazos County Master Gardener Awards & Recognition
• On the Road-Montgomery County Master Gardener Demonstration Garden
• Brazos County Master Gardeners Speakers Bureau
• BCMGs' Favorite Drive or Area for Wildflowers
• Up Coming Events
• Hints & Tips-Birds Getting Your Strawberries
• Word Search Puzzle-Types of Gardens (corrected)
• Best Shots