Gaillardia Fall 2026
Our quarterly newsletter since 1986: chapter news, plant profiles, and stories from members around the state.
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Plants in Their Hands and Garden Plans in Their Heads
Article and photos by Juliette HulenOver 600 people toured five Oklahoma City native yards and three park gardens on the second annual TONY tour.
Cacti to the Rescue
by Becky Emerson CarlbergPrickly pears, the bluest caterpillars ever, and a Queen of the Night that blooms for a single night.
Liatris pycnostachya: Prairie Blazing Star
by Keith ColeFoot-long pink-purple spikes for the late-summer garden, and a favorite of hummingbirds and butterflies.
In this issue
- 2ONPS Board MembersIn the PDF
- 2President’s MessageShalini ChitturiIn the PDF
- 3Chapter NewsIn the PDF
- 4Plants in Their HandsJuliette HulenRead online →
- 7Annual Meeting FlyerIn the PDF
- 9Cacti to the RescueBecky Emerson CarlbergRead online →
- 10Liatris pycnostachya: Prairie Blazing StarKeith ColeRead online →
- 11Asclepias incarnata: Swamp MilkweedKeith ColeIn the PDF
- 11Monarch Conservation Action PlanHolly RobisonIn the PDF
- 12Celebrate America 250 ProjectsIn the PDF
- 13Color Oklahoma Expands BoardMonica BartlingIn the PDF
- 14Meet the Members: Tiane ChristyFran StallingsIn the PDF
- 14Contributions and New MembersIn the PDF
- 15Native Plant Record Vol. 23 Order FormIn the PDF
- 16Annual Meeting ProposalsIn the PDF
- 16A Naturalist’s GuideIn the PDF