2025: New Beginnings at CommonWealth Urban Farms!
2025 Partner Farmers Lia’s Garden at CommonWealthI took a bit of time-off over the winter to recharge my batteries, including lots of long walks in the woods. Now I’m starting […]
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2025 Partner Farmers Lia’s Garden at CommonWealthI took a bit of time-off over the winter to recharge my batteries, including lots of long walks in the woods. Now I’m starting […]
Winter in the Garden Yep, it finally feels like winter! Contrary to popular assumption, winter is a great time to garden in Oklahoma. Indeed, cold weather prompts many plants to […]
Potluck at the Garden This Saturday, October 31st, 11:30 am to 1:30 pm 3310 N. Olie Garden tours! Face painting for kids! Scavenger hunt & prizes! Music by the Bradens! […]
Doug Tallamy, acclaimed author of two books about native plants, is speaking this Saturday, August 22, 2:30 pm at OSU/OKC on the third floor of the Student Center, 900 N Portland. A […]
I confess. I used to detest zinnias. Bright, bold and brassy, zinnias are a neon type of flower. But when I first started growing cut flowers, I found zinnias to be the top […]
IMHO, summer = tomatoes. Tomatoes! We got ’em. We have an abundance of both slicers and cherry tomatoes this week. It’s the season for sliced tomatoes drizzled with olive oil and […]
Ah, tomatoes! July is tomato month. Pictured here is Early Girl, a tomato we appreciate for being both early and flavorful. Most tomato plants take a break when hot weather really sets in; Juliet and Verona are mini-roma […]
With the 4th of July upon us, I keep thinking about an article I read from the Schumacher Center for a New Economics. “In the leaky bucket analogy for local economies, money flows into […]
If they’re really GOOD veggies, they will make you happy! Come on by our Farm Stand on Saturday morning. We’re getting rave reviews on our new potatoes, both the Yukon […]
Rain again! Someone turned the spigot off and the heat on, a couple weeks ago. We are so grateful to have rain again. Nothing like the garden to give you […]