It's hot outside. What's a gardener to do? Before running back indoors to turn up the air conditioning, plant something beautiful to see...
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Once the first flush of blooms is over, it's time to deadhead those flowers. Here are five good reasons to "just do it," as the...
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Wednesday, June 24th, 2009
Because the temperatures in Oklahoma gardens have topped one hundred degrees for several days in a row, gardeners have asked which plants do best in...
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Daylily Hybridizers are always looking for the next big thing in bloom size, shape and color, along with plant habit. However, when choosing a...
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Shawna Coronado, also known as The Casual Gardener, is the featured speaker at the eighth annual Summer GardenFest on June 13, 2009 at the OSU...
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Although there are many pleasures to be had at Big Cedar Lodge located in the Ozark Mountains of Ridgedale, Missouri, (like boating, canoeing,...
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While attending the Garden Bloggers' Spring Fling in Chicago, we visited a lot of beautiful gardens. Top of the list are:Chicago Botanic...
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Roadside Flowers of Oklahoma, by Doyle McCoy is a must have book for anyone who is interested in Oklahoma wildflowers. Inside, each...
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I first grew Penstemons, commonly known as beard tongues, because of a little plant named 'Husker Red.' In 1996, 'Husker Red', Penstemon...
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Gardens are messy places filled to the brim with living things, or at least they should be. However, if you saw this young wolf spider in your...
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