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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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Thinking about college? Planning on a career somewhere under the horticulture umbrella? The following scholarships are available to students in...
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For the last couple of gardening seasons, the humble Echinacea purpurea, purple coneflower, has sported a whole new hue. Make that several new hues....
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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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Today's garden book of the week is a double feature. If you are a newbie gardener in Oklahoma, or even an old hand, there are two books you should...
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Don't forget that as part of its ongoing Annual Winter Lecture Series, the Oklahoma Horticulture Society welcomes Mike Shoup, owner of the Antique...
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Once again, TLC Nursery is offering spring classes for gardeners.Here is the class schedule:February 7th10:00 a.m. Hands on- -BuildingEuropean Style...
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Novice gardeners and those more experienced need to check out the Oklahoma Proven plant selections website for ideas. The 2009 plants are now online,...
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Tired of winter? Want to see some plants, breathe some fresh air, but the temperatures won't let you out in the garden just yet? Come to the Oklahoma...
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As part of its ongoing Annual Winter Lecture Series, the Oklahoma Horticulture Society will welcome Mike Shoup, owner of the Antique Rose Emporium, to...
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