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Fact Sheets for Horticulture and Landscape Architecture have a prefix of HLA-(number)


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  Collection Fruits & Nuts hiner 07/13/09 54
  Collection Gardening with Children
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  Collection General Horticulture hiner 07/13/09 70
  Collection Greenhouses hiner 07/13/09 12
  Collection Master Gardeners hiner 07/13/09 161
  Collection Ornamental & Home Ground hiner 07/13/09 46
  Collection Pest Management hiner 07/13/09 4
  Collection Soils & Soil Fertility-Horticulture hiner 07/13/09 41
  Collection Turfgrass hiner 07/13/09 24
  Collection Vegetables hiner 07/13/09 44
  Collection Wildlife-horticulture hiner 07/13/09 22
  Document HLA-6440 Homeowner Garden Design Series: Planning the Landscape
By Kimberly Rebek and Michael Holmes. In this fact sheet you will learn how to conduct a site evaluation, identify design objectives and create a rough landscape plan. 		agcomm 10/29/10 1 MB
  Document HLA-6441 Homeowner Garden Design Series: Elements and Principles of Design
By Kimberly Rebek and Michael Holmes. This fact sheet will help you in understanding the elements of design and the guiding principles used to bring the elements of line, texture and form together in creating a harmonious, unified landscape. 		agcomm 10/29/10 2 MB
  Document HLA-6608 Managing Turfgrass in the Shade in Oklahoma
By Justin Moss, David Hillock and Dennis Martin. Light is a basic requirement for turfgrass growth and is often limiting in the landscape due to shade provided by trees, shrubs, buildings, homes or other structures. Photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) refers to the spectral range of solar radiation from 400 nm to 700 nm (nanometers). Plants contain chlorophyll, which absorbs light in the PAR range for photosynthesis. All turfgrasses will grow best in full-sun conditions provided their management requirements are satisfied. In shaded areas, the specific wavelengths of light available to a turfgrass plant are altered and the amount of light available can reduce the plant's ability to efficiently perform photosynthesis. Consequently, turfgrasses can be difficult to grow in shady areas, and proper management strategies are needed for success. 		agcomm 12/15/09 1 MB
  Document HLA-6610 Simple Irrigation Audit for Home Lawns in Oklahoma
The purpose of this fact sheet is to assist homeowners in determining the output of their lawn irrigation system in inches per hour. 		agcomm 08/17/11 3 MB
  URL "Oklahoma Gardening" website link
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  URL Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture website link
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