Oklahoma Tree Guide
Choosing the Perfect Tree
Container and Ball & Burlap Trees
Small or large, container or ball and burlap, TLC Garden Centers offer an extensive collection of trees perfect for growing in Oklahoma. Choose from a variety of trees that will add a flowering burst of color in the spring or beautiful foliage in the fall. Whether you’re looking for cedar, a sturdy oak, elm, or more, TLC Garden Centers provides endless options for you to choose from. Read more about each variety below, including step-by-step planting information, then visit any TLC Garden Center location and let our TLC Plant Professional help you find the right tree for your specific growing conditions.
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
Narrow Landscape Plants
Narrow Landscape Plants We all have that area in our landscape that is tight and narrow. The space between our homes and sidewalks, ... read more
Plants for Screening!
Privacy plants or screening plants! A living solution as a barrier to traffic, unsightly objects or even neighbors. 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
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
Insect Protection for Your Trees & Shrubs
Insect protection and fertilizer for your trees and shrubs. Learn how to easily protect and feed your trees and shrubs once a year. read more
When to Prune Your Trees, Shrubs & Grasses
It is not difficult to do, but you should prune plants according to their habits. read more
TLC Tree & Shrub Food: Formulated for Oklahoma
A tree and shrub fertilizer specially formulated for Oklahoma. Assure healthy growth and development for your landscape. read more
Fruit Planting: Tips for Success
The do's and don'ts of a successful home fruit garden. Enhance your landscape and product high-quality fruit. read more
Amazing Trees for Oklahoma’s Climate
Several factors should be considered before selecting a tree for the home landscape. read more
Winter Watering Know-How
A lot of cold weather damage to plants' cells is caused by dehydration. read more
Winter Damage on Cedars
Freeze-damaged plants should be allowed to have enough time for new growth to appear before deciding to remove or prune. 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
Autumn Blaze Maple Tree
As the trade name suggests, the foliage turns into an autumn blaze of orange-red to scarlet-red fall color. read more
Blue Ice Arizona Cypress Tree
This native evergreen makes a dramatic focal point in any sunny location. read more
Canada Red Chokecherry Tree
This tough, hardy and colorful ornamental chokecherry is the perfect choice for tough spots to grow in. read more
Canaerti Juniper Tree
An excellent choice as Canaertii’ is a female variety that produces round, blue, berry-like cones... read more
Cedar Elm Tree
This tree is selected not only for its adaptability, but for its regal beauty as well. read more
Chinese Pistache Tree
Pistacia chinensis, or Chinese Pistache, is fast growing to be a favorite in Oklahoma. read more
Debonair Pond Cypress Tree
Here is a relatively new variety of Pond cypress that is a study in contrast. read more
Deodar Cedar Tree
Its impressive stature only helps match its name which derives from the Sankrit word ‘devdar’, meaning ‘timber of the gods’. read more
Dura Heat River Birch Tree
...[River Birch] is a vigorous, fast-growing, medium-sized, Missouri native deciduous tree... read more
Exclamation Planetree Tree
This tree is truly something special to behold... a gorgeous display in any home. read more
Frio River Bald Cypress Tree
Bald Cypress trees are common sights in the landscape and frequently sought after. read more
Gold Cone Deodar Cedar Tree
Though smaller in stature, the Gold Cone keeps true to deodar style... read more
Karl Fuchs Deodar Cedar Tree
Its name derives from the man who returned with and cultivated it from Afghanistan in the 1970’s. read more
Nellie R. Stevens Holly Tree
These hollies are among the most popular for their rapid growth rate... read more
October Glory Maple Tree
Orange to red fall color for this cultivar is brilliant in most years. read more
Oklahoma Redbud Tree
It is particularly noted for its stunning pea-like rose-purple flowers which bloom profusely on bare branches in early spring... read more
Princeton Elm Tree
These true American elms are nothing, but grace and beauty with their upright vase-shaped growth habit. read more
Sanders Blue Deodar Cedar Tree
The bluest of the deodars, Sanders Blue is a true contrast to its cousins. read more
Shawnee Brave Bald Cypress Tree
Although it looks like a needled evergreen, it is in fact deciduous (tree)... read more
Spartan Juniper Tree
Spartan Junipers are widely revered for their narrow growth habit and tall stature... read more
Summer Red Maple Tree
A vigorous grower, the Summer Red shines with regal stature in the landscape. read more
Swamp White Oak Tree
The Swamp White Oak is a regal variety. Its vast, grand and stately presence give and aire of elegance to the landscape. read more
Taylor Juniper Tree
This handsome selection maintains a more dense, upright form than other similar plants. read more
Weeping Lebanon Cedar Tree
Lebanon Cedar (Cedrus libani) is native to the eastern Mediterranean region, including Turkey, Lebanon, and Syria. read more
Wildfire Blackgum Tree
The Wildfire Blackgum bursts to life each spring with bright red foliage... 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
