All About Trees on the Best of Oklahoma Gardening (
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- 0:00 Welcome to the Best of Oklahoma Gardening!
This episode of the Best of Oklahoma Gardening is all about trees.
1:19 Alternate Callery Pears
Host Casey Hentges visits with OSU Extension Wildlife Specialist Dwayne Elmore about alternatives to Callery pears.
7:04 Blooming Trees
We look at some beautiful blooming trees for the landscape.
9:10 Casey propagates willow trees.
12:24 How Forests Spread
Oklahoma Urban and Community Forester Mark Bays as a unique example of how forests spread over time.
16:23 Unique Forest
Oklahoma Urban and Community Forester Mark Bays introduces us the the concept of a poop forest.
20:07 Woodland Garden
In Claremore, Oklahoma we visit a woodland garden with a babbling brook.
Airdate (12/08/18) #4523
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Thank you for your condolences on the passing of my Dad, Jon Dickey, into his heavenly home.
He loved Oklahoma Gardening!Trees were a special favorite of his to paint/draw, so this was a very appropriate episode.
Blessings to you all at Oklahoma Gardening.
Yep. That’s the pear tree in my CA backyard. It’s beautiful once a year, then a mess & a pain to look after. It’s way too big for where it was planted & it seems like it might be a hazard in a few more years. The constant saplings are enough to make me scream. I believe someone 30 yrs ago planted it on purpose! It’s only real benefit is helping my Japanese pear tree pollinate so we get a good crop of fruit. I didn’t know it was invasive & posing such a threat to ecosystems in different parts of the country, but knowing it like I do, I’m not surprised!
thanks i learn a lot about the trees and plants that can grow in oklahoma greetings from Frederick.
Condolences on the passing of Jon.
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At the 09:10 mark, where is that nature location Casey's in? Those are thick trees--didn't know we had these in Oklahoma!
Very informative.
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