Spring 2027 presale is open
Plants that can take a Texoma summer.
Heat- and drought-tolerant vegetable, herb and perennial starts, plus duck and chicken eggs, from a one-acre farm in Mead, Bryan County, Oklahoma. Preorder online and pick up at the farm.
What we grow
- Spring starts — tomatoes, peppers, basil, herbs and pollinator flowers. $5 each.
- Perennials — lavender propagated on our farm, autumn sage, yarrow, Mexican hat and more. $8.50 each.
- Fall starts — broccoli, kale, lettuce, collards, pansies. Presale opens in July.
- Farm eggs — duck and chicken eggs in limited weekly supply. $7.50 a dozen.
Grown for Oklahoma, not for a national catalog
We favor OSU-proven vegetable varieties and perennials that have already survived our own heat, wind, drought and clay. Fewer surprises in your garden.
Preorder now, pick up at the farm
Reserve your plants before the spring rush. You pay online, choose a Saturday pickup window, and we have your order boxed and labeled when you arrive.
Small batches, real answers
Every plant comes with growing notes written for Bryan County conditions. Ask us anything at pickup.
How the presale works
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Choose your plants
Browse spring starts, perennials, fall starts or eggs and add what you want to your cart.
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Pick a pickup Saturday
Select a farm pickup window that works for you. Your spot is held as soon as you pay.
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Pay securely
Checkout runs through Stripe. You get an emailed receipt and pickup details right away.
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Come get them
Drive out to Mead, load up, and get planting. We are there to help.
Lavender that has already been through it
Most lavender sold in this region is trucked in from mild climates and melts in its first August. Ours is propagated from plants that have lived through Bryan County summers, winter wind and heavy clay on this farm. It is the plant we are proudest of, and the one we recommend most for low-water landscapes.
See the perennials“Plants selected for local conditions rather than generic national inventory.”
The idea behind everything we grow.