Flowers for landcaping your yard in Oklahoma

Flowers are a great addition to the landscape of your home, this page discusses types of flowers you can add to your landscape of the yard

Oklahoma state flowers
  • Official flower emblem - Mistletoe
  • Official state wild flower - Indian Blanket
  • Official state flower - Hybrid Tea Rose, "Oklahoma"

Flowers are grouped into 1 of 2 catagories they are Perennial and anual.
  • Perennial flowers come back year after year they are able to survive the winter.
  • Annual flowers are seasonal they usually cant survive the winters and have to be replanted every year.

Perennial Flowers
Salvia, PerennialslaviaComes from the mint family also refered to as sage, over 700 species with some being annual and brush forms as well as perennial. Produces showy disply of flowers in wide variety of colors.
DahliaSummer blooming tubers. Generaly hardy only in zones 7-11 otherwise a annual. Thousands of varietys ranging in height from 12" to 8', comes in many colors.
CannascannasCannas ar an easy to grow tropical plant that come in a variety of colors, even though they are perenials they do not handle freezing conditions well and may need to be lifted and stored for winter in zones other than 7 thru 10.

Annual Flowers
Portulaca (rose moss) Comes from the purslane family, flowers from summer to fall, colors include orange,red,yellow and white. Grows to about 8" and likes full sun.
ZinniaLong blooming annuals providing lots of color. Can be considered a perenial in tropical climates.
MarigoldsmarigoldsGenus name is Tagetes they come from the daisy family and originate from southern us and mexico. The common name, "marigold", is derived from "Mary's Gold", and the plant is associated with the Virgin Mary in Christian stories.
Impatients
Begonia begoniaflowers throughout the summer up to the first frost. Used as bedding plants and outdoor containers plants.


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