Mark Your Calendar
Give your father what he really wants this Father's Day...
a Marcum's Nursery gift card!
available in-store and online here 
T o celebrate, we are giving  20% off   
all garden flags on June 7th - 9th!
New Pottery Has Arrived!

  Did you know??
Three trees placed strategically around a single-family home can cut summer air conditioning needs by up to 50%! 

Featured Plants
Featured Annual
Penta
Pentas are always a big hit at Marcum's Nursery. They bloom in spring and can handle Oklahoma's sun and heat! Their oval, bright green leaves give their colorful blooms an extra pop.
 Featured Shrub
Sunshine Privet
  Showcases a bright golden foliage that gets brighter throughout the season. G rows to a height  of 3-5 feet and a width of 2-5 feet.  An excellent choice for an accent shrub or hedge. 
There are many varieties to choose from, but all are sure to put a smile on your face! This friendly flower attracts butterflies and the blooms are excellent for cutting!
Do you love spending time in your outdoor space? Do you enjoy shopping at Marcum's Nursery? Do you want to earn money back on your Marcum's Nursery purchases?
If you answered, "YES!" to any of these questions, it's time for you to become a member of the new and improved Marcum's Nursery loyalty program, Dahlia's Dollars! All you must do to join is give us your name and telephone number. Once we have that information, we can track your purchases. Just be sure to give us your name or telephone number each time you check out to earn points!
Dahlia's Dollar members earn points on each purchase which convert to Dahlia's Dollars twice each year. In 2019 the redemption periods are July 1-August 31 and November 11-December 31.
  • Points can be earned and redeemed at ALL Marcum's Nursery locations
  • Earn 1 point for EVERY dollar you spend at Marcum's Nursery
  • Points convert to Dahlia's Dollars that can be redeemed TWICE per year
  • 500 points equals $25 Dahlia's Dollars
  • Dahlia's Dollars can be redeemed for HALF of your pre-tax purchase total during the redemption periods
  • Join our newsletter to receive reminders of redemption periods
  • Points earned per purchase and a total points balance print at the bottom of each receipt
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Members must present their name, phone number orDahlia's Dollars ID at time of purchase to earn points; points cannot be issued after the sale is complete. Members earn points for every purchase, with a few restrictions. Points are converted to Dahlia's Dollars in increments of 500 points. Points never expire and will carry over to the next conversion period if 500 points is not reached. Points are redeemable for up to 50% of purchase. Dahlia's Dollars are not redeemable for cash. Marcum's Nursery reserves the right to alter or discontinue this program at any time.
RESTRICTIONS: Landscape companies, contractors and guests who receive fixed discounts on their purchases are not eligible to become Dahlia's Dollar members. Points are not awarded for landscape planning and maintenance services ; delivery fees and labor ; or gift card purchases. Dahlia's Dollars are not redeemable for such services or items.
PRIVACY POLICY: Marcum's Nursery does not share, sell or rent customer information.


June Maintenance Guidelines 
  • Plant container, ball & burlap (B&B) trees, shrubs and perennials!  Don't forget to use Marcum's Redbud Compost with root stimulator for best results.
  • Mulch around your plants to aid in moisture control as summer quickly approaches.
  • For preventative white grub treatments, apply Hi-Yield Grub Free Zone II in late June to mid-July.
  • See Marcum's watering guidelines for new and established trees.
  • Apply SEDGEHAMMER Turf Herbicide to eliminate yellow and purple nutsedge.
  • Post-emergent control of crabgrass and summer annual grasses is best performed on young plants using ferti-lome's Weed Out with Q. This product kills Crabgrass, Dandelion, Clover, plus 200 other listed weeds.
  • Meet water requirements of turf.
  • Seeding of warm-season grasses should be completed by the end of June to reduce winter kill losses.
  • Fertilize warm season grasses using Marcum's Slow Release 18-6-12 Fertilizer or our 31-0-0 for faster results.
  • Watch for signs of spider mites. Foliage may become pale and speckled; juniper foliage turns a pale yellowish color. Shake a branch over white paper and watch for tiny specks that crawl.
  • Apply Natural Guard Spinosad or Natural Guard Catepillar Killer Spray with BT for early sightings of bag worms and tent catepillars. Hi-Yield 38 Plus or Hi-Yield Malathion are recommended if heavy infestations have formed.   
  • Dollar spot disease can first become visible on lawns in mid-May. Apply ferti-lome Liquid Systemic Fungicide or ferti-lome F-Stop. Make sure fertilizer applications have been adequately applied before applying a fungicide.
  • Seed warm-season grasses (Bermuda and Zoysia) in mid-May through the end of June.
  • Set out your annual bedding plants for summer color.
  • Remove all dead branches on established trees. 

Rainfall

OKC
Average June Rainfall 
5.23 inches
Rain Received Last Month
11.13 inches

Ardmore
Average June Rainfall 
5.96 inches
Rain Received Last Month
7.54 inches

2" Soil Temperature

OKC
85 deg F




Ardmore
85 deg F

Information Courtesy of  http://mesonet.org/
Pressed Flower Bouquet

You'll need:
flowers and leaves from your garden
a flower press or heavy book
cardboard or newspaper
heavy weight

Instructions:
  1. Collect plant material. It's best to collect plants for pressing when they are free of dew or rain. Select relatively small, flat flowers, as they tend to press better than bulky ones. 
  2. Place materials in your plant press or an old phone books or catalog.
  3. Children should carefully lay each specimen in between a folded sheet or two of newspaper (or blotter paper, sandwiched in between newspaper). You can lay numerous flowers or plants of the same thickness on the same piece of paper, as long as they don't touch. 
  4. Make the sandwich. In between each plant/paper layer, insert a piece of corrugated cardboard. Next, you'll need to bind or weight the stack to create pressure that will help the plants dry. You can tighten straps or belts around it or simply put something heavy on the stack. Leave your press in a warm, ventilated location.
  5. Check your specimens. Although many plants will dry adequately in ten days to two weeks, some may take longer. If you find they are still moist when you check them, and you have them between more than one newspaper layer, you can change just the outer layer. (The delicate plants, when moist, will likely stick to the piece they're touching.)
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Goldsby Location | 405-288-2368 | 169 N Main Ave
OKC Location | 405-691-9100  | 2121 SW 119th
Norman Location | 405-447-3100 | 17550 S Sooner Rd
Ardmore Location | 580-223-1846 | 25 S Rockford Rd


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