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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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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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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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The great American prairie once stretched over most of the central states of the North American continent. Little of it remains, but gardeners...
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It was a long summer, but it's nearly over, and fall is dead ahead. What are some great things to plant for fall color or perform better if planted...
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Have you ever found a glazed pot marked down to a great price, only to turn it over and find it has no drainage hole? A flaw, and probably why an...
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The Perennial Care Manual: A Plant-by-Plant Guide: What to Do and When to Do It, written by Nancy J. Ondra and photographed by Rob Cardillo, is a...
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There are six plants for the ornamental garden which no Oklahoma gardener should overlook: Roses. Not Hybrid Teas which require a crash cart on...
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Want more butterflies in your garden? Follow some simple rules. Quit spraying pesticides and herbicides. Caterpillars are extremely...
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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 Nike...
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- At Home with Beatrix Potter, the Creator of Peter Rabbit
- The Perennial Care Manual by Nancy J. Ondra
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- Pink Ladies & Crimson Gents by Molly Glentzer
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- Daffodils for North American Gardens, by Brent and Beck Heath
- The Oklahoma Lawn Guide by Steve Dobbs
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