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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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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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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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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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The All-America Selections sent plants, not yet on the market, to trial grounds throughout the United States. One trial garden is located at the...
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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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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 each...
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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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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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Instead of giving your valentine red roses this year, why not give them flower seeds? That way, they can have flowers all summer long. There are...
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Cooler temps spur a need to plant some cold weather flowers which brighten a tired landscape. This time of year there is much talk about Asters and...
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