At least 20 types of wild flowers grow in Oklahoma meadows in spring and summer. Photo by Tanya Nyborg. 
The Cercis Canadensis or redbud with purple-pink blossoms decorates the Sooner State in April. The redbud is the Oklahoma state tree. Photo by Tanya Nyborg. 
Wild plums are very common in Oklahoma. They were in full bloom in March, and are currently losing their petals. Photo by Tanya Nyborg. 
The daffodil is a perennial which originated in Europe. The flower became native to America more than 300 years ago. The daffodil is in the group Narcissus. It is critter proof. Because mice and rabbits avoid it, the daffodil is perfect for outdoor gardening. Photo by Tanya Nyborg.
