I hope you are continuing to research and plan for your garden this spring. It is just about time to plant warmer season vegetables and flowers, and it may be a good time to consider some plants native to our area.
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The Roughleaf dogwood can be a great alternative to your landscape that does well in Oklahoma.
A standout in any garden, the American Beautyberry produces purple berries that attract birds to yards.
To brighten a dark spot in your yard, try the variegated beautyberry "Duet," which has a wide edging to its leaves and bright white blooms and…
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For anyone looking to start a winter garden project, OSU Extension Unit has some tips for starting seeds indoors during the colder months.
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In December 2020, the Chickasha Water Treatment Plant was one of 13 in the state to receive a Water Fluoridation Quality Award from the Oklaho…
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