TLC Garden Centers 

105 W. Memorial Road 

tlcgarden.com 

751-0630 

With one of the largest selections of plants and trees in the metro, TLC is sure to have whatever your heart desires in the way of pots, beds or a couple of shade trees in the backyard. TLC prides itself on having its dedicated staff help you achieve your gardening goals. The shop also offers seminars and presentations to keep your green thumb as green as it can be, as well as tips and tricks that will make you look like a natural.

Organics OKC Garden Supply 

2800 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 

organicsokc.com 

528-4769 

If
you want to cultivate more than something pretty, Organics OKC is a
great place to start. It has a great selection of organic and
pesticideand GMO-free products and a savvy staff. Its goal is to help
you maintain any garden you keep, whether it be a kitchen garden or a
landscaped lawn. And don’t forget indoor gardening. From kitchen window
herb gardens to hydroponic veggies, owners Marc and Janine Bradley have
you covered.

French Quarter Antiques 

2625 W. Britton Road

frenchquarterantiquesokc.com

749-8855 

There
is nothing that gives your space more character than a one-of-a-kind
piece that really stands out. The antiques specialists over at French
Quarter understand that and have a lovely collection of wrought iron
garden gates and gazebos to pull your garden together in the perfect
frame.

Tony’s Tree Plantation 

3801 S. Post Road

tonystreeplantation.com

455-7700

Tony’s
is perfect for those with big ambitions for their outdoor space, but
don’t be intimidated by its wealth of merchandise. Tony’s is also great
for picking up the piece that will make
any space your own, whether it’s a beautiful piece of Mexican talavera
pottery or a metal pagoda for Asian-influenced flair. If you can dream
it up, Tony’s knowledgeable staff can probably help you make it real
with a huge selection of trees and shrubs.

Foster’s Nursery & Tree Farm 

7600 SW 119th St. 

fostersnursery.com 

745-3500

Whether
you’re looking for a color riot of annuals or rows of potatoes and
onions, Foster’s has all of those and more. Grab inspiration for that
corner of the yard that looks so lonely right now. While you’re at it,
talk to the staff about what will work best in that pesky half-sun,
half-shade place that just seems useless.

Brownstone Antiques & Interiors 

4616 N. Western Ave. 

778-8181 

No
garden is complete without unique little touches. Antique shops are a
great place to discover things that no one else has. Brownstone Antiques
& Interiors has a collection of wrought iron furniture that will
make your garden stand out. It also has a selection of statues and other
allweather pieces that can bring even the plainest of outdoor spaces to
life.

Ross Seed Company 

100 S. Choctaw Ave., El Reno 

rossseed.com

262-3456 

Looking
to grow some heirloom variety tomatoes? How about doing some grilling?
Ross Seed Company is a one-stop shop for most outdoor living needs, from
cultivation to recreation. The family business has thrived since 1919
and is one of the few places where you can get seed that is not packaged
but stored in open bins. It’s worth the trip just to get the sense of
what feed and seed stores were like in a different time. From fencing to
outdoor clothing, Ross will help you grow your garden.