Oklahoma Perennial Guide
Choosing the Perfect Perennials
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Sun or shade, TLC Garden Centers offer perennial flowers perfect for Oklahoma. Perennials allow endless opportunities to express your creativity. TLC Garden Centers, in OKC, provide your perennial flower preference to accent trees and shrubs, work in combination with annuals and bulbs or even fill window boxes or container gardens. Let our TLC Plant Professionals help you creative a dynamic colorful perennial garden, changing with the seasons and blooming year after year. TLC is here to help get your perennial garden growing!
Planting Trees & Shrubs
Watch how-to videos on the proper way to plant trees & shrubs. Then download the instructions. read more
Summer Watering Tips
The purpose of adequate moisture is to keep your newly planted trees and shrubs alive, and establish a healthy root system. read more
Ground Covers
Ground Covers The best known ground cover, a lawn, is unsurpassed as a surface to walk and play, but where foot traffic is infrequent ... read more
Heat Loving Flowers
When the Oklahoma heat kicks in, make sure you choose the most durable heating loving plants. Colorful and Drought Tolerant! read more
Free Landscape Beds of Weeds & Grass
Free Landscape Beds of Weeds & Grass Preen® Weed Preventer stops weeds from germinating in flower and vegetable gardens, ... read more
Splendid Shade Perennials
Achieve shade perennial perfection! The shady spot in your garden doesn't have to be bare. Choose a colorful TLC Shade Perennial. read more
Plant A Deer Resistant Garden!
Fighting the deer to keep your plants, trees and shrubs safe? Choose deer resistant varieties and be one step ahead in the battle. read more
Summer Bulbs! Tips for Success!
Canna, Caladium, Elephant Ear! Summer flowering bulbs and tubers! When to plant and the TLC Plant Professional Tips for Success! read more
Perennial Power
By selecting perennials with different flowering times, you can extend the perennials color over longer periods of time. read more
Soil: The Key to Great Garden Beds
The success or failure of gardening depends heavily on how gardeners prepare their soil. read more
Agastache
Agastache, sometimes known as hyssop or hummingbird mint, is a native of the Midwest and Great Plains regions. read more
Anemone
It is best to stagger them with other varieties so bloom times overlap, giving you a continuous flow of flower production. read more
Carex & Sedge Grass
This versatile shade perennial is a must-have for any woodland, rock, container or perennial garden. read more
Daylily (Hemerocallis)
The Daylily is often referred to as “the perfect perennial” for its wide adaptibility. read more
Dianthus
With single and double blooms and endless color combinations, Dianthus proves to be one of the more diverse species. read more
Echinacea (Cone Flower)
Echinacea's vibrant hues draw the eye to the large flowers it produces. read more
Fern
As long as these beauties have wet feet, they will be wonderful additions to any shady areas. read more
Hardy Plumbago
Plumbago works well as a ground cover in perennial beds and as a ‘spiller’ for containers. read more
Hellebores
Hellebore, sometimes called Lenten Rose, is great for use as a border in perennial beds or in containers. read more
Heuchera
Heuchera is the perfect choice for any shady space that needs a flair of color and texture. read more
Lamb’s Ear
Stachys displays soft, almost fuzzy, elongated silvery-gray foliage, similar to the look of a lamb’s ear. read more
Milkweed (Asclepias – Perennial Variety)
Milkweed is the number one food source and nesting place for Monarch Butterflies. read more
Monarda (Bee Balm)
Monarda is great for mass plantings in garden beds or in container gardens. read more
Phlox
Garden Phlox tends to be the more popular of the two because of its longer bloom time. read more
Rudbeckia
Large yellow flower heads with brown or black centers protrude on tall, fuzzy stems with their foliage staying lower to the ground. read more
Salvia
Meadow Sage with its hues of purple, blue, red and white can be seen blanketing garden beds throughout Oklahoma. read more
Sedum
The biggest attraction to these is their foliage itself and the color variations contrast with one another. read more
Shasta Daisy
In Oklahoma they can tolerate light shade, especially in the hot summer months. read more
Best Fertilizers & Soil pH Levels for your Lawn & Plants
Fertilizers usually contain one or more of three important elements—nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. read more
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