Trees

Oklahoma Tree Guide A good tree is any tree which satisfies the requirements of function and site; therefore, several factors should be...

A home fruit planting carefully selected, properly located, and well managed can enhance the home landscape, provide high‑quality fruits...

Shade and fruit trees should be fertilized two times a year: Spring and fall. The best meal for your trees is TLC Tree, Shrub, &...

Ice Storm Damage  Trees are remarkably resilient. Healthy trees with no major structural damage, such as split trunks and broken crowns,...

A living Christmas tree is an evergreen tree growing in a container or balled and burlapped in soil. These live trees may be used indoors...

All cut Christmas trees have a limit on how long they will remain fresh inside your home. Two to three weeks is about average. The length...

Monarchs cannot survive without milkweed; their caterpillars only eat milkweed plants (Asclepias spp.), and monarch butterflies need milkweed to lay their eggs. With shifting land management practices, we have lost much milkweed from the landscape. Please plant milkweed to support monarch populations, and their incredible migration! Planting milkweed is a great way to help other pollinators too, as they provide valuable nectar resources to a diverse suite of bees, butterflies

Crapemyrtles have proven through the years to be an excellent plant for Oklahoma. Showy summer flowers, attractive bark, and (in many...

Print Your September Gardening Checklist here Fall is for planting and now is a great time to plant container grown shade trees, shrubs,...

The Best Chance for Success Now that your new tree or shrub is planted, take these steps to ensure strong, vigorous growth and a healthy,...

Nature’s Fenceposts We all have that area in our landscape that is tight and narrow. The space between our homes and sidewalks, areas...