The Ozark Home Landscape

The Ozark Home Landscape is a cooperative project involving the Tri-County Master Gardeners and the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station.  The garden is designed as an educational resource featuring ornamental and edible plants adapted to the Ozarks.

The OHL is composed of a vegetable garden, a west-facing slope planting, a small greenhouse, a storage shed, a shed border planting, a trellis planting, raised beds that change annually, highbush blueberries, everbearing strawberries, fallbearing raspberries, a Keiffer European pear tree, a Montmorency sour cherry tree, an edible mountain ash, Blue Velvet, Berry Blue and Blue Bird honeyberries, a fig tree, and an herb garden.