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UCO Pollinator GardenGloria Caddell, Dean of College of Mathematics & Science, shares about the John F. Barthell Pollinator Garden at the University of Central Oklahoma. #5112 Airdate (09/21/2024) Questions? To…
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Native Plant NurseryOwner, Brian Pever gives us a tour of his Native Plant Nursery and showcases a few of his favorite Oklahoma native plants. #5053 Airdate (06/29/2024) Questions? To find out more information about…
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Oklahoma Gardening June 22, 2024Welcome to Oklahoma Gardening #5052! Tulsa Garden Center Conservatory Tulsa Garden Center Communications Manager, Briana Hefley-Shepard gives us a tour of the newly restored conservatory as we…
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Garden Plants on the Best of Oklahoma Gardening January 7, 2023Welcome to the Best of Oklahoma Gardening #4928! Species Tulips Varieties Host Casey Hentges shows us several species tulips that were planted last fall. While a little daintier than hybrid…
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Top 6 Reasons Why Your Tomatoes Look BadCasey then explains the top six reasons why your tomatoes may not be looking so great in the garden. For more information about the Common Diseases of Tomatoes visit the OSU Extension Website. …
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Simple Science: Abiotic vs Biotic Symptoms in PlantsHost Casey Hentges explains the difference between abiotic or biotic symptoms in plants. Biotic symptoms are caused by living organisms such as bacteria, fungus, virus or nematodes. Abiotic symptoms…
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Native Milkweeds for PollinatorsRay Moranz, the representative for Oklahoma within the Xerces Society, talks of the importance of saving and helping the insects found in the natural environment.Xerces Society is a non-profit…
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Oklahoma Gardening July 23, 2022Welcome to Oklahoma Gardening! Simple Science: Abiotic vs BioticHost Casey Hentges explains the difference between abiotic or biotic symptoms in plants. Biotic symptoms are caused by living…
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All-America Selection: VerbenaHost Casey Hentges shows off two varieties of the verbena plant. These drought tolerant purple flowers will add a sense of height dimension to the garden, and the All-America Selection winner,…
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Drought Tolerant Sand VerbenaAssistant professor of plant biology Eric LoPresti explains how drought tolerant sand verbenas are a great plant for the western Oklahoma climate. Then graduate student Sierra Jaeger explains her…
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Pecan Orchards : Native vs. Improved VarietiesChad Selman points out the differences between the care and maintenance of native pecan groves versus the improved pecan orchards that he currently maintains. Airdate (07/16/22) #4903 …
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Pressing Plants for Herbarium StudyMark Fishbein, director of the OSU Herbarium, shows how to press a plant card for future herbarium study. Airdate (07/16/22) #4903 Questions? To find out more information about show topics as…
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Oklahoma Gardening July 16, 2022Welcome to Oklahoma Gardening! Verbena Host Casey Hentges shows off two varieties of the verbena plant. These drought tolerant purple flowers will add a sense of height dimension to the garden,…
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Oklahoma Proven - GingkoTreeDavid Hillock shows off the Oklahoma Proven tree for 2022, the Gingko biloba or Maidenhair tree. This easy-to-grow dioecious tree is great for any Oklahoma landscape. Find more Oklahoma Proven…
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The Benefits of Native PecansOSU fruit and pecan extension specialist, Becky Carroll, explains the benefits and differences of native Oklahoma pecans. Contact the Oklahoma Pecan Growers Association for more information on…
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Drought Tolerant - Gray SantolinaHost Casey Hentges shows a beautiful drought tolerant plant perfect for the summer heat. Airdate (07/09/22) #4902 Questions? To find out more information about show topics as well as recipes,…
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