What to Plant in February & March in Tulsa, Oklahoma

The Tulsa we all know and love experiences late winter and then an early Spring (yay to Spring in February!). This is the benefit of living in Oklahoma and providing an excellent cool season planting! And with Spring already here, here is a checklist on what to plant in February & March specifically tailored to Tulsa, Oklahoma!

Vegetables to plant in February and early March:

-Lettuce

-Spinach

-Kale

-Broccoli

-Cabbage

-Onions

-Peas

-Radishes

-Carrots

-Potatoes (late February into March)

Flowers to plant:

-Pansies

-Snapdragons

-Dianthus

-Larkspur

-Sweet peas

Trees and shrubs:

-Fruit trees (apple, peach, plum)

-Berry bushes (blueberry, blackberry)

-Roses

-Ornamental trees and native shrubs

Planting these early allows roots to establish before Tulsa’s summer heat intensifies!

Shop Local for Your Gardening Supplies

Supporting local businesses keeps Tulsa thriving. Here are five locally owned garden centers where you can find seeds, plants, tools, and expert advice:

-Under the Sun Garden

-Southwood Landscape and Garden Center

-Riddle Plant Farm

-Sanders Nursery & Distribution

-Grogg’s Green Barn

Each of these local garden stores are the perfect stop to gathering all of your Spring planting needs!

Support Native Oklahoma Species

Something to consider this planting year is embracing what makes Oklahoma unique by incorporating native state symbols into your landscape. The Eastern Redbud, Oklahoma’s state tree, the Indian Blanket, our state wildflower, and even strawberries, our official state fruit! Choosing native and state-recognized plants creates a garden that is distinctly local and supports pollinators and Tulsa’s environment!

February preparation sets the tone for an abundant Tulsa spring garden!! And if you are dreaming of more backyard space, raised beds, or room for fruit trees, now is the perfect time to start your home search. 📲 Call or text (918) 891-3818 to chat today about buying, selling, or investing in Tulsa real estate!

Happy Spring,

Aussie Real Estate