Oklahoma summers are often long with hot temperatures, drying winds, and minimal rainfall. Landscape plantings, especially those installed in the past year, are very susceptible to damage or death during the summer months due to lack of adequate soil moisture.
Winter and Water Plants need less care in winter, but it’s important to not neglect watering your plants over the winter months. Some ice or wind damage is unavoidable, but a lot of cold weather damage to plants’ cells is caused by dehydration. Follow the steps below to make sure your plants have adequate hydration in the winter. Step 1 Water your garden thoroughly in the fall and deeply water newly planted trees and shrubs. Plan to give the plants and trees a deep watering e
