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Preorder for farm pickup

Everything below is grown in small batches, so presale quantities are limited. Orders are placed one season at a time. Pay online, choose a pickup Saturday, and your plants will be waiting for you.

Spring vegetable, herb & flower starts

Tomatoes, peppers, herbs and companion flowers chosen for Oklahoma gardens. Ready for pickup in April.

TomatoCelebrity

$5.00

per 4" pot

  • OSU-proven variety
  • Heat tolerant

Dependable slicing tomato with strong disease resistance. An OSU-proven Oklahoma variety.

Growing notes: Determinate. Full sun, 24–36" spacing, cage or stake. Mulch to hold moisture through June.

TomatoCherokee Purple

$5.00

per 4" pot

Heirloom beefsteak with rich, smoky flavor. Best eaten the day it is picked.

Growing notes: Indeterminate. Needs a tall cage. Water deeply and evenly to limit cracking.

TomatoRoma

$5.00

per 4" pot

  • OSU-proven variety

Meaty paste tomato for sauce, salsa and canning.

Growing notes: Determinate. Sets heavily over a short window, so plant a few if you preserve.

Cherry TomatoSun Gold

$5.00

per 4" pot

  • Heat tolerant

Sweet orange cherry tomato that keeps producing through the heat.

Growing notes: Indeterminate and vigorous. Give it a tall support and room.

PepperJalapeño

$5.00

per 4" pot

  • OSU-proven variety
  • Heat tolerant

Classic medium-heat pepper. Productive and unbothered by Oklahoma summers.

Growing notes: Full sun, 18" spacing. Peppers like warm soil; do not rush them out before mid-April.

Sweet Bell PepperBig Bertha

$5.00

per 4" pot

  • OSU-proven variety

Large, thick-walled sweet bell. Turns red if left on the plant.

Growing notes: Afternoon shade helps fruit set in July. Keep soil evenly moist.

PepperPoblano

$5.00

per 4" pot

  • Heat tolerant

Mild, roasting pepper for rellenos and sauces. Dries into ancho.

Growing notes: Full sun, 18" spacing. Stake when loaded with fruit.

BasilGenovese

$5.00

per 4" pot

The pesto basil. Big, fragrant leaves all summer if you keep it pinched.

Growing notes: Plant after frost. Pinch flower stalks to keep leaves coming.

ThymeEnglish

$5.00

per 4" pot

  • Drought tolerant
  • Pollinator friendly

Hardy culinary thyme that shrugs off heat once established.

Growing notes: Well-drained soil is the whole game. Full sun.

OreganoGreek

$5.00

per 4" pot

  • Drought tolerant
  • Pollinator friendly

Strong-flavored oregano that spreads into a tidy, drought-tough mat.

Growing notes: Full sun, sharp drainage. Cut back after flowering.

ZinniaBenary's Giant Mix

$5.00

per 4" pot

  • Pollinator friendly
  • Heat tolerant

Tall cutting zinnias in mixed colors. Butterflies will find them.

Growing notes: Full sun. The more you cut, the more they bloom.

MarigoldFrench

$5.00

per 4" pot

  • Pollinator friendly
  • Heat tolerant

Compact, tough companion flower for the vegetable garden.

Growing notes: Full sun. Deadhead for continuous bloom.

Heat- and drought-tolerant perennials

Lavender propagated on our farm, plus natives and herbs that shrug off Texoma summers. Ready for pickup in April.

LavenderFarm-propagated

$8.50

per 1 qt pot

  • Propagated on our farm
  • Drought tolerant
  • Heat tolerant
  • Pollinator friendly

Cuttings from lavender that has survived our own Bryan County summers, wind and clay. Not a generic nursery clone.

Growing notes: Sharp drainage, full sun, no summer overwatering. Mound the planting spot if your soil is heavy.

RosemaryUpright

$8.50

per 1 qt pot

  • Drought tolerant
  • Pollinator friendly

Culinary rosemary that doubles as an evergreen landscape shrub.

Growing notes: Full sun, well-drained soil. Protect young plants in a hard freeze.

Autumn SageSalvia greggii

$8.50

per 1 qt pot

  • Drought tolerant
  • Heat tolerant
  • Pollinator friendly

Hummingbird magnet that blooms spring through frost with almost no water.

Growing notes: Full sun. Shear by a third in late winter and again in midsummer.

YarrowAchillea

$8.50

per 1 qt pot

  • Drought tolerant
  • Pollinator friendly

Flat flower heads for pollinators and cutting. Thrives on neglect.

Growing notes: Full sun, lean soil. Divide every few years.

Black-eyed SusanRudbeckia

$8.50

per 1 qt pot

  • Pollinator friendly
  • Heat tolerant

Native gold daisies from June until frost.

Growing notes: Full sun to light shade. Leave seed heads for goldfinches.

Mexican HatRatibida columnifera

$8.50

per 1 qt pot

  • Drought tolerant
  • Heat tolerant
  • Pollinator friendly

Prairie native with red-and-yellow cone flowers. Built for Oklahoma wind and drought.

Growing notes: Full sun, any drained soil. Self-sows lightly.

Anise HyssopAgastache

$8.50

per 1 qt pot

  • Drought tolerant
  • Pollinator friendly

Licorice-scented spires that bees and butterflies cover all summer. Leaves make tea.

Growing notes: Full sun, well-drained soil. Cut back in early spring.

Fall starts

Cool-season vegetables and fall color. Presale opens in July for September pickup.

Broccoli

$5.50

per 4" pot

Cool-season broccoli for a fall harvest before hard frost.

Growing notes: Transplant late August through September. Keep watered while it is still hot.

Presale opens July 15

KaleLacinato

$5.50

per 4" pot

Dinosaur kale. Sweeter after the first frost.

Growing notes: Full sun. Harvest outer leaves and it keeps producing into winter.

Presale opens July 15

LettuceCut-and-come-again mix

$5.50

per 4" pot

Mixed leaf lettuces for fall salads.

Growing notes: Part shade until temperatures drop. Cut leaves an inch above the crown.

Presale opens July 15

Collards

$5.50

per 4" pot

Big, tender greens that laugh at frost.

Growing notes: Full sun, 18" spacing. Harvest lower leaves first.

Presale opens July 15

Pansy / ViolaMixed

$5.50

per 4" pot

Color for beds and pots from October right through winter.

Growing notes: Plant in October. Deadhead and feed lightly.

Presale opens July 15

Snapdragon

$5.50

per 4" pot

  • Pollinator friendly

Fall-planted snapdragons overwinter and bloom hard in spring.

Growing notes: Full sun. Pinch once when young for more stems.

Presale opens July 15

Farm eggs

Duck and chicken eggs in limited weekly supply. Pickup by arrangement.

Duck Eggs

$7.50

per dozen

Rich, large duck eggs from our own flock. Prized for baking and custards.

Growing notes: Limited weekly supply. Refrigerate; they keep longer than chicken eggs.

Only 20 left in this presale.

Chicken Eggs

$7.50

per dozen

Mixed-color eggs from our free-ranging hens.

Growing notes: Limited weekly supply.

Only 20 left in this presale.