By Pat Melgares
By Linda Langelo
Coral Bells are a low growing, colorful perennial that doesn’t mind the shade. The book on Coral Bells (Heuchera) says sun to part shade. My Coral Bells are on the east side and under a large oak tree. They seem to love this location as they have given me color for several years. They don’t …
By David Lott
By Freddy Hill
By Linda Geist
Have you thought about starting an asparagus bed? All you need is a dedicated plant bed, sunshine, well-drained soil, soil that will test out 6.5 to 7.5 pH, and patience. The reward will be fresh asparagus for as many as 10-20 years.
By Nell Reed
Many home gardeners like to get a head start on the gardening season by starting transplants indoors. As with plants in the home landscape and garden, home gardeners occasionally encounter problems when starting transplants indoors. Solutions to these problems are easy if the responsible fac…
By Pat Melgares
Starting seedlings indoors can be a fun, rewarding hobby for many home gardeners. Growing high quality seedlings indoors isn’t difficult. Successfully growing seedlings indoors requires suitable germination materials and just a little skill, note horticulture specialists with Iowa State Univ…
By Freddy Hill
By Ann Larson
February is a great time to look ahead to Spring and get some tasks done while waiting for warm weather. Listed below are tasks that may need to be done along with references to fact sheets that contain helpful information. Fact sheets are available at http://osufacts.okstate.edu.
Fruit trees can be a beautiful and fun addition to any landscape, and they should be pruned to obtain good yields of high-quality fruit. There are three important aspects to pruning fruit trees: timing, frequency and procedure. Horticulture specialists with Iowa State University Extension an…
By Linda Langelo
By Charles Lillard
By Nell Reed
By Freddy Hill
By Nell Reed
By Freddy Hill
By Ann Larson
By David G. Hallauer
By Jake Weber
By Charles Lillard
By Laura Scott
By Nell Reed
By Cindy Williams
By Linda Geist
By Ann Larson
By Nell Reed
By Charles Lillard
By Ann Larson
By Jake Weber
The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry confirmed the presence of Sudden Oak Death, also referred to as SOD, in plants that passed through an Oklahoma nursery, Park Hill Plants, earlier this year.
By Charles Lillard
By Nell Reed
By David G. Hallauer
By Jake Weber
By Charles Lillard
This time of year, two common leaf-spot disease appear on tomato plants. Septoria leaf-spot and early blight. Brown spots on the leaves characterize both diseases. It is important to figure out which disease you have, so you can treat them accordingly.
By Jake Weber
By Freddy Hill
By David Lott
By Nell Reed
By Linda Geist
By Trisha Gedon
By Ann Larson
By Kelsey Hatesohl
By Jake Weber
By Jeri Geren
