Oklahoma Gardening Episode (

Airdate (05/25/2019) #4547
Today on Oklahoma Gardening it's a blast from the past as we show some of the best segments from this time two years ago!
On this program Host Casey Hentges will take us on a virtual field day at the OSU Cimarron Valley Research Station in Perkins, OK.
Segment 1
1:37 Extension Assistant, Jen Olson, gives us an update on a plant trial to look into rose rosette resistance among commercially available rose varieties.
OCES Fact Sheet EPP-7329 “Rose Rosette Disease” - pods.dasnr.okstate.edu/docusha...
Rose Rosette Disease Pictorial Guide - pods.dasnr.okstate.edu/docusha...
Segment 2
7:00 Food Crops Specialist, Lynn Brandenberger, shows a trial of cabbage varieties which are being looked at to see which ones are the most suited to Oklahoma’s growing conditions. Lynn also has a trial of direct seeding of pepper plants.
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Segment 3
11:47 Senior Research Specialist, Lynda Carrier, tells us about the SE (Sugar Enhanced) corn variety trial that is being conducted at the research station and why newer varieties of corn are better to plant in the home garden.
Segment 4
14:00 Fruit and Pecan Extension Assistant, Becky Carroll, has information about some problems that have been cropping up in the blackberries at the research station, including a new problem that is causing leaf cupping on the plants. If you are seeing the leaf cupping shown on our blackberry plants, Becky would like to know to begin tracking the incidence of this problem.
Email Becky at [e-mail].
OCES Fact Sheet HLA-6215 “Blackberry and Raspberry Production in the Home Garden” - pods.dasnr.okstate.edu/docusha...
Segment 5
18:50 Extension Food Specialist, Barbara Brown, prepares a lettuce and hominy salad with a tart and spicy homemade dressing.
To find the complete recipe, check out our website at: oklahomagardening.okstate.edu/...
Questions?
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[@JFam254]

Very informative.... good research. Watching from 🇰🇪 Kenya.

[@HalfQuickFarmer]

We are underwater. Hope the gardeners of Oklahoma recover quickly

[@RonHelton]

Yes. Lost some of my garden plants. I will just replant for a late fall harvest. : )

[@HalfQuickFarmer]

Ron Helton I hate to hear that hopefully the garden is the extent of your losses.
Many people without homes right now. Cheers to you friend.

[@RonHelton]

@@HalfQuickFarmer Cheers