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Gardening Advice

Horticulture and gardening tips, produced by the OSU Extension Service, is a monthly update featuring gardening advice, current horticulture topics, and events for Oklahomans. Each month offers timely reminders for gardening and lawn care.
 

Hort Tips

March 2025 Hort Tips

March 1, 2025

March 2025 Horticulture tips: Training Young Shade and Ornamental Trees, Hellebores, Control Peach and Nectarine Leaf Curl, Cutting Back Ornamental Grasses, Applying Dormant Oils for Winter Insect Control, Pruning Roses, Assessing Winterskill on Bermudagrass and Zoysiagrass and Snap Bean Cultivar Comparison in Oklahoma.

February 2025 Hort Tips

February 1, 2025

February 2025 Horticulture tips: Hurry to Reserve your Seat in the 2025 Pecan Management Course, Deadline Approaches to Enroll in 2025 Pecan Pest Management Workshop, Pecan Grafting Demonstrations, Starting Seeds Indoors, Fresh Spring Vegetables, Soil Testing…the Right First Step, When to Prune, Fertilizing Asparagus, Spring-Flowering Trees, Shrubs, and Vines, and Planting Bare-Root Trees and Shrubs, 2025 Oklahoma Proven Selections.

December 2024 Hort Tips

December 1, 2024

December 2024 Horticulture tips: Selecting and Caring for your Fresh Christmas Tree, Feeding Birds, Poinsettia Care, Christmas Cactus and Tilling the Garden in the Winter Season.

November 2024 Hort Tips

November 1, 2024

This section of horticulture tips discusses topics such as controlling Broadleaf winter weeds in home lawns, how to prevent winter kill in warm-season grasses, drought conditions causing issues for pecan growers, fall cleanup, winter protection of Broadleaf evergreens, how to control deer damage, how to control insects around the home, protecting young trees and dirt artwork.

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Shackelford Virtual Session

Monthly topics
These Zoom Meetings, designed for both consumers and green industry professions, are free with expenses defrayed due to the continued generosity of Charles and Linda Shackelford, former co-owners of TLC, Oklahoma City. Each month a different topic is covered by various speakers throughout the United States. 
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