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1. extension.okstate.edu › fact-sheets › oklahomaOklahoma Proven: Plant Selections for Oklahoma | Oklahoma ...

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   Plants typically form a 1-foot tall basal clump of dark green leaves from which rise erect, slender, wiry, branching stems to 3.5 feet tall bearing clusters (to 2 inches across) of tiny rose-violet flowers.

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3. www.wikilawn.com › lawn-care › ok8 Best Native Plants for Tulsa, OK | Wikilawn

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   • Bluestar (Amsonia tabernaemontana) Bluestar is a medium-sized shrub that compliments the landscape of Oklahoma with its four-season interest. This shrub produces clusters of small powder-blue flowers from March until May.
   • Coneflower (Echinacea) Echinacea has been used for medicinal purposes for centuries, but Tulsa residents probably recognize this distinct perennial as a local wildflower.
   • Indian Blanket (Gaillardia pulchella) Indian blanket is Oklahoma’s state wildflower. This colorful flower gets its name from how its blooms blanket the ground with vibrant color patterns often found in Native American weaving baskets.
   • Eastern Redbud (Cercis canadensis) This list of native plants would be incomplete without mentioning Oklahoma’s state tree, the eastern redbud. Favored for its stout stature and brilliant violet blooms in spring, the Oklahoma redbud has heart-shaped leaves that turn golden yellow in the fall.

4. lawnlove.com › blog › best-native-plants-tulsa7 Best Native Plants for Your Tulsa Garden - Lawn Love

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   • Bluestar (Amsonia tabernaemontana) Bluestar, also known as blue dogbane, Is a wonderful perennial with clusters of blue flowers. It can be paired with the native coreopsis’ orange or yellow flowers to increase the colorful effect.
   • Purple coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) Purple coneflower is a summer-flowering perennial with a basal cluster of leaves and long smooth stems from 2 to 5 feet tall.
   • Indian blanket (Gaillardia pulchella) Indian blanket, a sun-loving prairie wildflower that comes alive with red, orange, and yellow daisy-like flowers on 1-to-2-foot stems.
   • Butterfly weed (Asclepia tuberosa) Butterfly weed, blooming from late spring through late summer with bright orange flowers, is a favorite host plant for the endangered monarch butterfly.

5. thegardeningdad.com › native-oklahoma-perennial10 Native Oklahoma Perennial Flowers (2023 Guide) - The ...

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   Jun 15, 2023 · Native Oklahoma Perennial flowers are low maintenance. And aster is one of the easiest flowers to grow. They require no deadheading for more blooms and can grow almost anywhere. Perfect for ANY Garden: Some native Oklahoma perennial flowers require all sun or all shade to grow. Not Aster.

6. extension.okstate.edu › fact-sheets › native-plantNative Plant Index: Unfamiliar Oklahoma Flora of ...

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   Native plants are of increasing interest to the public and horticulturists alike. These plants will play an important role in the horticulture industry as it seeks new and exciting plants that will tolerate an ever-changing environment and contribute to conserving Oklahoma’s rich biodiversity. Wildflowers planted by seed is a common way to add nati...

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   The purpose of this Native Plant Indexis to compile a list of plants of potential interest, along with relevant information, that will be useful in designing native plant gardens across the state. This list of 160 species and, while not extensive, also can serve as a guide for possible further research in native plant gardening. This list compiles ...

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   The variety of fields in this index allow a user to group plants by several different categories including region, disjunct populations, types of species, rarity in the wild, rarity in the industry and others. The amount of information present for any given species also will give insight into whether other organizations have done any research on it...

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   Many of the data fields (columns) are self explanatory, but the following explanations for others will further outline their necessity and how the data listed was determined. “Name Comments” highlights where there are commonly used synonyms for the species or where the derived Latin provides an interesting note about some characteristic of the plan...

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   This sortable, filterable index (spreadsheet) can be useful to the homeowner desiring to investigate native plants for their own garden and to professional garden designers and horticulture researchers. It will be a highly beneficial tool for gardeners and professionals of Oklahoma to inform them about native plant options that do not frequently ap...

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   While this index compiles large amounts of information in a manner that previously did not exist, it is merely a beginning for native plant research in Oklahoma. Further information will be needed, added and published as other experts contribute to this volume. For more information on how to grow native plants from seed in a wildflower garden, plea...

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   Louis Anella, PhD, Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, OSU F. Todd Lasseigne, PhD, Tulsa Botanic Garden Samuel Fuhlendorf, PhD, Department of Natural Resources and Ecology Management, OSU Amy K. Buthod, Oklahoma Biological Survey, OU Mark Fishbein, PhD, Department of Plant Biology, Ecology, & Evolution, OSU Niels Maness, PhD, Dep...

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   Agrecol— Evansville, WI (608) 223-3571 American Meadows— Burlington, VT (877) 309-7333 B&T World Seeds— Paguignan, Aigues-Vives, France Ball Seed— Chicago, IL (800) 879-BALL California Native Plant Link Exchange Douglass King Seed— San Antonio, TX (210) 661-4191 Dropseed Native Plant Nursery— Goshen, KY (502) 439-9033 Eco Blossom Nursery— Ft. Worth...

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7. www.plantgrowerreport.com › winter-flowers-in-oklahoma10 Winter Flowers In Oklahoma – Plant Grower Report

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   Oklahoma has a unique winter climate that can be challenging for maintaining a colorful garden, but there are ten beautiful winter flowers that can thrive in this environment. Some popular winter flowers in Oklahoma include Viola, Dianthus, Pansies, Alyssum, Petunias, Verbena, Daisies, Dahlias, Zinnias, and Lilies.

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   Which native plants are best for Tulsa?

   • Choosing native plants for your Tulsa garden that are adapted to the local climate means less water, less fertilizer, and fewer pests and diseases. But which native plants are best for Tulsa’s yards? These seven native flowers, trees and shrubs are perfect for low-maintenance landscaping. 1. Bluestar (Amsonia tabernaemontana)

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   Is Aster a perennial in Oklahoma?

   • Aster is a great native Oklahoma perennial flower in late summer all the way until late fall. You’ll notice the hotter it is the more blooms there are! Native Oklahoma Perennial flowers are low maintenance. And aster is one of the easiest flowers to grow. They require no deadheading for more blooms and can grow almost anywhere.

   10 Native Oklahoma Perennial Flowers (2023 Guide)

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   Are daisies a good flower in Oklahoma?

   • Daisies are a great flower if you want a plant it and forget about it native Oklahoma perennial flowers. Plant bulbs in the fall and actual plants in the spring and watch this beautiful flower come back year after year with little to no maintenance. Not every plant on this list can tolerate heat and full sun.

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   What does a rose plant look like in Oklahoma?

   • Plants typically form a 1-foot tall basal clump of dark green leaves from which rise erect, slender, wiry, branching stems to 3.5 feet tall bearing clusters (to 2 inches across) of tiny rose-violet flowers. Though a tender perennial, it often grows as an annual in Oklahoma.

   Oklahoma Proven: Plant Selections for Oklahoma

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   What is the biggest threat to Oklahoma perennial flowers?

   • Like many other native Oklahoma perennial flowers, the biggest threat to perennial flowers is humans. Most of the time you may accidentally destroy them with too much care, with the lawn mower, or even trying to prune them too much.

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   What is a yellow bell plant in Oklahoma?

   • Tecoma stans Yellow bells is a tropical shrub used as an annual in Oklahoma. It can reach a height of 3 feet and produces striking yellow flowers above glossy green leaves from summer until frost. Give this plant a southern exposure; it loves the heat and sun.

   Oklahoma Proven: Plant Selections for Oklahoma

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9. plantamerica.com › oklahoma-native-plants15 Oklahoma Native Plants: Ones To Grow in Your Backyard

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   Jun 11, 2024 · To summarize some highlighted characteristics of the Oklahoma native plants in this list: Purple coneflower, water lily, common milkweed, etc. plants require full sunlight and do not thrive well in part shade.