When it comes to tasty things to eat from the garden, think beyond tomatoes, cucumbers, squash or green beans. Colorful flowers add beauty to the space, but did you know some beautiful flowers are edible and can serve a dual purpose in the garden?
Gardeners looking for something a little different to grow can consider growing ferns. Why? Because ferns provide a delicate and airy quality to a shade garden.
Growing fresh herbs adds flavor to food and requires good quality soil, proper spacing and insect control. Herbs are easy to grow and can be used as garnishes.
Discover effective ways to conserve water in your landscape. Adjust your irrigation system to meet different needs and prevent wasteful water usage. Avoid watering during the heat of the day to minimize evaporation. Optimize your watering schedule for maximum efficiency.
Protect your family from the dangers of poisonous plants. Learn about the risks they pose and how to prevent accidents. Be prepared for emergencies with these first aid steps and keep the Oklahoma Center for Poison and Drug Information's number, (800) 222-1222, handy.
Uncover the importance of weed control in your garden. Find out how weeds can hinder vegetable growth and attract pests, and learn valuable tips on preventing weeds through soil preparation
Summer-blooming bulbs are a great way to add color and scent to your garden. They are easy to grow and best planted when the soil temperature is around 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
Be part of International Compost Awareness Week, May 5-11, and promote the benefits of composting. Explore how composting organic materials can lead to healthier soil and a greener planet. Theme: COMPOST … Nature's Climate Champion.
