0:00 Welcome to Oklahoma Gardening #5118!
1:30 Tree Selection
Urban Forestry Coordinator, Riley Coy shares what we should consider when selecting trees to plant.
8:35 Flowering Crabapple
Host Casey Hentges educates us on a red-hot tree growing at The Botanic Garden at OSU.
11:10 Balled & Burlapped Tree Digging
Casey visits GreenShade Trees to learn the balled and burlapped process from owner, Justin Lingo.
19:32 Oklahoma Proven Collector’s Choice: Pawpaw
David Hillock educates us on the fan-favorite pawpaw.
22:15 Flowering Dogwood
Casey shows off the native Flowering Dogwood growing at The Botanic Garden at OSU.
#5118
Airdate (11/02/2024)
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2 Comments
I never heard of a rusty blackhaw untill I joined an Oklahoma native plant group on Facebook last week. I’m planning on getting that instead of crepe myrtle, especially since it’s an azure butterfly host plant. It also gives me something with beautiful white blooms in spring that’s not a Bradford. I grew up in north Alabama surrounded by woods full of redbuds and dogwood. We have the redbud here but I’ve missed the dogwood. They’re supposed to be native in SE Oklahoma but I don’t see them much. And the few I’ve seen planted by people never look healthy. I think they don’t get the amount of water they need here.
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