Oklahoma fall garden

In the garden in September in Oklahoma we have a second wind of growing. The temps are cooler, so tomatoes, peppers and more produce again.

I peek under our hoop house garden bed to check the progress of the hundred beets we planted early in the winter. The greens look healthy and strong. For two months I have resisted the urge to harvest baby beets early. On occasion, I did harvest a few beets under the auspices of “thinning the […]

Gardening in Oklahoma zone 7 has a long growing season and plentiful sunshine. Heat loving plants are key for success.

The year before last we were super lazy about our fall gardening tasks and last year ended up being one of our worst garden years ever.

Now is a great time to start planning a fall garden. I’m sharing tips to help transition from the summer garden to fall planting.

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Oklahoma growing zones range from 6a to 8a. Your growing zones makes a big difference in how you grow, so you need to know where you are on the USDA growing zone map. #oklahomagardening

If you're eager to add color and beauty to your Oklahoma garden, you'll want to consider planting some of the best flowers for the state's unique climate. The

September is a huge transplanting and seed sowing month for me. Here is what I am sowing or transplanting during the month of September in my zone 9B garden. This list is applicable to Sothern USA garden zones 8 and up. Get a ton of ideas for your fall garden.

There are so many plants you can plant in winter in Oklahoma. February is a busy month for spring plantings.