Tom Ingram is a Content Editor at Homes.com. He specializes in agriculture, climate change, and sustainability, while also covering topics related to culture, society, and animal care. Tom's work has been featured in numerous outlets including WKRG News 5, CBS 42, and the Tulsa World Media Company.
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Tom Ingram's coverage is mainly focused on gardening and related topics, with a local focus on the United States, particularly Oklahoma and Tulsa. He seems to cover evolving stories and breaking news related to gardening tips, plants, seasons, house & home topics in his articles. If you have expertise in these areas or have unique insights into gardening practices specific to this geographic area, it may be valuable to reach out with pitches tailored towards providing practical advice or expert commentary on seasonal gardening trends that would appeal to a local audience.
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By: Tom Ingram
Tom Ingram Master Gardener Whenever I see cannas growing in a landscape, I always say to myself, “Tom, you need to get some of those.” But then I move on and forget.
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After many years, mistletoe continues to hold a place in our holiday celebrations.
These arachnids can be good partners in our environment, but be aware of those with harmful bites.
James Earl Carter, Jr., the 39th President of the United States and 76th governor of Georgia, has died at 100-years-old. Known from boyhood as Jimmy, Carter rose from the dusty peanut fields of Plains, Georgia, to the White House. After his presidency, Carter dedicated himself to public service, working tirelessly for peace in the Middle East, and helping to house millions of people around the globe through his work with nonprofit builder Habitat for Humanity. For decades, he was a celebrated Sunday school teacher at Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains. Carter was married to his wife Rosalynn for 77 years before she died on Nov. 19, 2023.
By: Tom Ingram
Tom Ingram Ask a Master Gardener W ith 2024 almost in the rear-view mirror, it's a good time to reflect on the year and make some decisions on what we want to do differently in 2025.
By: Tom Ingram, Tom Ingram Master Gardener
If there’s anything that can get gardeners thinking about this year’s garden, it’s when those seed catalogs start arriving in your mailbox.
By: Tom Ingram
Tom Ingram Master Gardener I f you are a rose person (and you know who you are), roses are not only the centerpiece of your garden but are the plant that commands most of your attention.
Onion and cabbage seeds can be started now.
This time of year is typically not when we spend a lot of time outside working in our gardens, but many of us fight back against the cold by planning our gardens for the year.
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