Create a bird-friendly oasis in your backyard with our guide to bird bath basics. Attract a diverse range of feathered visitors and enjoy the beauty of nature.
Despite being a land-locked state, Oklahoma has nearly 56,000 miles of shoreline along lakes and ponds which equals about 1,400 square miles of water area. With this much water, it's vital to the environment to keep it clean.
As the weather begins to warm, gardeners may start noticing some movement in the landscape, and it's not plants sprouting from the soil. Many garden insect pests become active this time of year, so be on the lookout.
Flower gardening is popular in Oklahoma and roses continue to top the list of the most popular plants grown each year. Some rose varieties are considered to be high maintenance while other species are more carefree for gardeners.
