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Jennifer R. Bartley's book, Designing the New Kitchen Garden: An American Potager Handbook, is an interesting read for several reasons. I met Bartley...
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Find out more about Dee: After gardening for 27 years in Oklahoma's red clay and sand, Dee Nash knows the best plants for your garden. Dee grows over 90 roses on her 7.5 acres, along with perennials, annuals and vegetables. She also blogs about her rural adventures at www.reddirtramblings.com. |
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There are a lot of good reasons to make your own compost for it is the most important, basic structure to good soil. If your native soil looks...
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According to the Oklahoma City Municipal Code, it is illegal to own chickens in your backyard unless your property encompasses one acre, and there are...
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"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The next best time is now." Chinese Proverb Interested in planting some trees...
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Earlier, I explained about the Oklahoma Proven Selections and why they're good for gardeners trying to grow plants in hot, dusty, dry Oklahoma....
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Some of the best plants for the summer garden in hot places like Oklahoma are that group of plants known as cupheas. Cupheas can be tall or short,...
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When one grabs a hoe and turns over that first shovelful of soil, he/she expects to harvest wheelbarrows full of vegetables, garden trugs overflowing...
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When traveling down the highway in fall, a common question occurs. How do the leaves of deciduous trees and shrubs turn such beautiful colors? The...
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Those picturesque leaves falling in waves of orange and gold are silent killers. Like thieves in the night, they rob your lawn of sunlight and...
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Looking for plants to bloom throughout the hot summer and into fall? Sages and salvias fit the bill. Technically, although most sages are part of...
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