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Planting Delphinium
Plant delphinium seedlings from the nursery or garden center in late spring, May or June. If possible, loosen the soil 1-foot deep when preparing the bed for planting. There are a number of products at the garden center that will help your newly planted or transplanted plants deal better with the stress inherent in the planting process.

Planting Blackgum
The nursery industry offers the species form of this plant in containers, as this plant is difficult to otherwise transplant. Named cultivars are available that have been selected for fall color and plant form, but none are readily available from retail nurseries.

Choosing Christmas Trees
Folks who prefer to use a “live” Christmas tree which will be planted outside after the holiday really have more choices because they are buying their tree from a local nursery or garden center which will have a broader selection of evergreen trees suitable as a Christmas tree.

Planting Butterfly Bush
While shrubs usually come through the mail in “bare root” condition, those purchased at the local garden center or nursery are typically in a container. There are a number of products at the garden center that will help your newly planted or transplanted plants deal better with the stress inherent in the planting process.

joe gardener - Vegetable Gardening- Gardening, Landscaping,Horticultural Resource
One of the most important factors to growing healthy vegetable plants is to make sure the soil is loose and drains well. Many gardeners get a jump on the planting season by starting their crops indoors, weeks in advance of this date.


Listings for Garden Centers / Nurseries in Oklahoma
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TLC Nursery & Greenhouses
Oklahoma City,  Oklahoma  (OK)  73162

Wildwood Nursery
Locust Grove,  Oklahoma  (OK)  74352-9121

Wilshire Garden Market
Oklahoma City,  Oklahoma  (OK)  73116