Tulsa, United States (Local)
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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: Dan Cammish, Josh Cook, Speedworks Corolla, Corolla Gr, Ash Sutton, Tom Ingram, Árón Taylor-Smith, Mikey Doble, Adam Morgan, Cataclean Plato, Dexter Patterson, Aiden Moffat
BTCC Race to Pole: Cammish inherits Race to Pole victory after Taylor-Smith penalty
By: Tom Ingram
Quite a few of the fungal diseases found on tomato plants are soil-borne, so crop rotation by plant family and mulching are among best practices.
By: Dan Cammish, Josh Cook, Speedworks Corolla, Corolla Gr, Tom Ingram, Árón Taylor-Smith, Aiden Moffat, Mikey Doble, Ash Sutton, Tom Chilton
BTCC Race 1: Cammish claims first Oulton Park win after lights-to-flag victory
By: Tom Ingram
Too much water can be just as damaging as too little. Here’s what all this rain is doing to local gardens.
By: Tom Ingram
Tom Ingram Tulsa Master Gardeners If you are growing vegetables in your home garden, you are probably starting to notice a variety of issues with your plants, if you haven't already.
By: Tom Ingram
Tulsa Master Gardeners will be hosting two options, Aug. 5 and Aug. 12, for orientation sessions to learn about the program and what applicants can expect along the way on the journey to becoming a Master Gardener.
By: Tom Ingram
It is estimated that about 85% of the world’s flowering plants, which would include two-thirds of the world’s crops, require pollination.
By: Tom Ingram
In last week’s column we talked about the decline in population of pollinating insects — with the primary reasons likely being loss of habitat, our use or misuse of pesticides,
By: Dan Cammish, Ash Sutton, Tom Ingram, Dan Rowbottom, Ricky Collard, Dexter Patterson, Aron Taylor-Smith, Corolla Gr, Aiden Moffat, Adam Morgan
BTCC Race 2: Cammish scorches to victory in Valvoline colours at Donington Park
By: Tom Ingram
With the focus on environmentally friendly ways to handle garden pests, this last column also outlines what it means to employ mechanical and physical controls.
