Tell it dad jokes weekly, don’t pet it no matter how cute it is, and enjoy the neat-o colors.

* Place in a sunny spot but not in direct sunlight.

* If replanting, choose a soil that drains well.

* Water thoroughly during the summer, allow to dry completely between waterings, and water far less in the winter.

Say nice things to it, offer it small trinkets, and hum jaunty tunes.

* Place in a sunny spot but not in direct sunlight.

* If replanting, choose a soil that drains well.

* Water thoroughly during the summer, allow to dry completely between waterings, and water far less in the winter.

Tell it it’s pretty, try not to knock it over, and don’t make eye contact.

* Place in a sunny spot but not in direct sunlight.

* If replanting, choose a soil that drains well.

* Water thoroughly during the summer, allow to dry completely between waterings, and water far less in the winter.

This spiky fella has a brilliant personality but is shy at first. Introduce yourself and he’ll warm up to you.

* Place in a sunny spot but not in direct sunlight.

* If replanting, choose a soil that drains well.

* Water thoroughly during the summer, allow to dry completely between waterings, and water far less in the winter.

Honey bees tend to favor this variety of clover and creeping thyme, each of which is native to Oklahoma. There is also a bit of native buffalo grass and fescue to help cover bare patches.

This blend should come back each year, is a lovely low-maintenance alternative to traditional lawns, and will grow in both full sun and shade.

These native flowers have been selected because our local pollinators like them too. The lovely purple coneflower and bright Blackeyed Susans are mixed with a colorful blend of other wildflowers.

Add low maintenance, eco friendly color anywhere!