Jim Coe is a journalist for the Lawton Publishing Company, specializing in local news and topics related to gardening and landscaping in Southwest Oklahoma. With a focus on providing useful information and tips for readers, Jim's articles cover a range of topics including plant care, gardening practices, and seasonal considerations for maintaining a beautiful landscape.
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Jim Coe's articles primarily cover gardening, with a focus on local and seasonal topics. Given this, he would likely welcome pitches related to new gardening techniques, plant care during specific seasons, and tips for local weed management.
Considering his coverage attributes, Jim might be interested in announcements regarding new gardening practices or products relevant to the Oklahoma area. He may also appreciate insights into sustainable gardening practices or personal finance tips related to home and garden maintenance.
It's important to note that Jim focuses on local content within the United States, particularly in Oklahoma and Southwest Oklahoma. Therefore, any pitches should be tailored specifically to these geographic areas for maximum relevance.
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By: Jim Coe
Humans, with a great deal of hesitation, have learned to share their habitat with insects.
By: Jim Coe
Soil is everywhere and the homeowner must have some basic soil facts to produce a quality crop or landscape plants.
By: Jim Coe
While looking at my hackberry tree, the leaves were covered with this small round growth. Is it a disease, insect or just part of the tree? Will it kill my tree? How do I control it?
By: Jim Coe
We finally received our rainfall and now it's time to plan our winter care for this November. There are still some landscaping maintenance tasks that must be done before we put everything away for the winter.
By: Jim Coe
The leaves are falling, the air temperatures are changing, so it must be getting close to winter.
By: Jim Coe
A rock garden can furnish a wealth of beautiful plant species that retain the charm of a meadow of wildflowers or a rocky mountain sitting.
By: Jim Coe
There is more information on that small tag that comes with plants than many plant publications.
By: Jim Coe
If you have driven anywhere in Lawton this past year, you probably experience road, sidewalks, cable, sewer or water construction.
By: Jim Coe
The outside plants are winding down their growth and getting climatically conditioned for the winter months. Not so with houseplants.
By: Jim Coe
Proper landscaping in our neighborhoods tell newcomers a lot about our city. There is no better place that we can invite people to stay in Lawton than through our homes and landscape.
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