Oklahoma landscaping

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Although it may be one of the last steps in building your new home, landscaping should be included from the very beginning of the construction process.

It is not always easy to decide what plants to use in your garden and landscape, especially if you have limited space, so Oklahoma State University's “Oklahoma Proven” program is designed to help you…

These trees have proven themselves as outstanding stars in our local landscapes.

Elements of this are nice- it''s got some annuals in it, like coleus which is my favorite plant. I like the variety, this may be too much work for us.

Oklahoma has some incredible gardens, offering an opportunity to relax and appreciate the beauty of nature. A perfect outing awaits you with opportunities to explore tranquil ponds, vibrant flowers, and secret pathways.

If you're looking for ways to improve the look of your home, consider implementing some of these Oklahoma landscaping ideas

Kenyatta D. Berry, host of “Genealogy Roadshow” on PBS, joins us to talk about using online archives to build a story of your family – and about how collecting this data is still challenging for descendants of slaves.

This year’s Oklahoma Gardening School in Oklahoma City featured Dr. Carl Whitcomb speaking on his patented crapemyrtle varieties. Susan Gray from Tulsa’s OSU Extension office provided useful information about growing backyard fruit, Steve Owens presented a slide lecture on landscaping with native plants. Owens’ talk gave attendees an opportunity to see photos of Oklahoma natives that would fit into a residential landscape plan. Native plants survived the recent weather events (early spring…

You don’t need to compromise on beautiful flowers, bushes, or trees just because Oklahoma goes weeks and months without rain sometimes. There are plenty of