Many flower gardens look great in spring and early summer but begin to look a little frazzled, just like the gardener, when the summer sun beats down and temperatures reach the 90s or more. By planting flowers now that will bloom in mid to late summer and thrive in the summer heat, you can keep your flower garden looking fresh and full of vitality all summer long.
By Pat Neasbitt Master Gardener June is such an amazing month in the garden in Oklahoma. Everything is growing – including lots of weeds. The… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
By Pat Neasbitt Master Gardener Who doesn’t love bluebirds? They were getting close to becoming extinct, partly because metal posts are replacing wooden fence posts… Login to continue reading Login…
By Michael Pineda Paul Bondar is running for Congress, and it seems that he has a problem. According to his opponent, Congressman Tom Cole, Bondar… Login to continue reading Login…
By Pat Neasbitt Master Gardener It is time to prepare containers for summer plants. The nurseries are filling up with beautiful annual plants that will… Login to continue reading Login…
By Pat Neasbitt Master Gardener Gardeners learn the basic rules of gardening and then add more and more information the longer they garden. The garden… Login to continue reading Login…
By Pat Neasbitt Master Gardener Once again, monoculture in a plant species is causing problems. Whenever a lot of the same kinds of plants are… Login to continue reading Login…
By Pat Neasbitt Master Gardener While we are busy planting our spring gardens, we need to remember to choose some plants that attract living creatures… Login to continue reading Login…
By Michael Pineda My grandma Mary Wilson grew up with some homespun beliefs that have unfortunately fallen to the wayside in society. One of my… Login to continue reading Login…
By Pat Neasbitt Master Gardener Spring has finally arrived in Oklahoma after the craziest weather imaginable this year. Of course, we can say that every… Login to continue reading Login…