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$250 Giveaway at Both Locations! Memorial - Northwest OPEN HOUSE FREE SEMINARS   9:30 AM - Herb and Veggie 11 AM - Oklahoma Monarch Society  with Amanda Fitzgerald (Memorial Only)  12:30 PM - Greenhouse Tour (Memorial Only) this will include our production and growing operation!  2 PM -  New and Exciting Plants from Monrovia with Josh Jonckowski (Memorial Only) 3 PM -  Magnolia to Myrtle - Trees and shrubs for spring and Summer color Win Prizes at EVERY Seminar!   FUN BOOT

TLC’s March Checklist & Pruning Guide Early in the month, you still have time to plant cool-season vegetable crops. Plants and seeds are available now: Potato | onion | asparagus | beet | broccoli | cabbage | carrot | cauliflower | kohlrabi | lettuce | onion | peas | potato | radish | rhubarb | spinach | swiss chard | turnip This is a great time to plant shade, fruit and nut trees, as well as grapes and other berries. Plant shrubs, perennials and herbs now, but check with you

Perennial are flowering herbaceous plants, meaning their stems are soft and fleshy, not woody as with trees and shrubs. These small flowering plants grow and bloom over the spring and summer, die back every autumn and winter, and then return in the spring from their root-stock. Herbaceous perennials survive degrees of winter cold by virtue of roots that are stronger and more vigorous than those of annuals. With the onset of cold, the tops of perennials die down but the roots