Bill Cashin and Richard McGowan are hard at work preparing another bed for planting.

Assigned to shovel duty, Richard Green joins Bill Cashin and Richard McGowan in the bed prep fun.

The Statue Bed is filled with antique roses of varying color, some of which are Earthkind roses.

Most of the roses in the statue bed bloom year round, but spring and fall are especially spectacular.

Master Gardener, Steve Fleming, donated the bird bath for the new butterfly bed at Eisenhower Birthplace Park.

The pavillion bed contains examples of drought tolerant plants.

The Grayson County Master Gardeners make use of the meeting facilities at Eisenhower Birthplace Park and hold one of the spring meetings at the park where they enjoy good food, tour the gardens and Eisenhower home and share gardening tips.

Grayson County Master Gardeners regularly discuss seasonal horticultural topics on KXII's noon time broadcast and on the early morning Norman Bennett show (see Master Gardener Jessie Stephens on TV screen in background).