This week the panel is talking about roses, along with garden phlox and trees. 

What’s shaped like a ball and white, less than a millimeter in diameter, and bounces like a Mexican jumping bean?. Jumping oak galls; they form around the larvae of tiny wasps as they feed on leaves. As the larvae mature, the galls fall to the ground, where they overwinter and the stingless wasps emerge as adults the following spring.

On the 21st: The GOP convention kicked off Monday in Cleveland. Plus, we talked about Decatur's community reaction after a shooting that took place last week. Also, why are so many Illinois trees dying? - One Champaign Master Gardener explained why. 

The Mid-American Gardener panel considers the jasmine plant. 

We know to rotate our vegetable plantings each year... but what about our flowers?