The 15th annual Hill Country Lawn & Garden Show brought in expert and novice gardeners alike March 23 at the Burnet Community Center. The event was sponsored by the Highland Lakes Master Gardeners. Staff photos by Daniel Clifton
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These wonderful members of the Highland Lakes Master Gardeners help folks during the 15th annual Hill Country Lawn & Garden Show on March 23 at the Burnet Community Center. DeAnn Geery (left), Leslie Johnston, Carol Carter, Quanah Green and Lynn Brecht help people sign up for one of the many prizes available during the show.
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Linda Finney (left) and Janice McConnell answer questions during the 15th annual Hill Country Lawn & Garden Show at the Burnet Community Center on March 23. The show featured lots of booths, plants, information and things to do, even for the kids.
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Gabe and Avery Jones help kids at the Marble Falls Discover Green booth during the 2013 Hill Country Lawn & Garden Show on March 23 in Burnet. The event provided people with an opportunity to learn some of the latest gardening techniques while also giving them a chance to browse through booths loaded with plants.
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Betty Harmsen (left) and Vicki Rapp give kids a hands-on gardening lesson during the Hill Country Lawn & Garden Show on March 23 at the Burnet Community Center. Hundreds of people visited the show that included guest speakers, booths loaded with plants and gardening experts.
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These wonderful members of the Highland Lakes Master Gardeners help folks during the 15th annual Hill Country Lawn & Garden Show on March 23 at the Burnet Community Center. DeAnn Geery (left), Leslie Johnston, Carol Carter, Quanah Green and Lynn Brecht help people sign up for one of the many prizes available during the show.
Linda Finney (left) and Janice McConnell answer questions during the 15th annual Hill Country Lawn & Garden Show at the Burnet Community Center on March 23. The show featured lots of booths, plants, information and things to do, even for the kids.
Gabe and Avery Jones help kids at the Marble Falls Discover Green booth during the 2013 Hill Country Lawn & Garden Show on March 23 in Burnet. The event provided people with an opportunity to learn some of the latest gardening techniques while also giving them a chance to browse through booths loaded with plants.
Betty Harmsen (left) and Vicki Rapp give kids a hands-on gardening lesson during the Hill Country Lawn & Garden Show on March 23 at the Burnet Community Center. Hundreds of people visited the show that included guest speakers, booths loaded with plants and gardening experts.