Lowe's Garden Center is the best place to buy COMMON plants. It may not have the exotic plants but…read morethe available plants are in tip top shape, better than at any other garden center. Picked up a medium size tomato plant for $9.99 and it was healthy as a tomato plant could be. Already, I could see the plant bearing a small green tomato. Giving how healthy the plant is, I expect to have lots of tomatoes in a month or two. The tomato plants from the other garden centers are playing catch up at the moment, about half the size and scrawny looking. Also picked up some zucchini plants for $4.99. This particular one had 4 plants, one more extra. They are smaller than the tomato plant but look very healthy. Again, they are catching up and will be thriving soon. There is only one cashier line at Lowe's Garden Center and the line can be long as a result. I would recommend to use the self check-out inside Lowe's and save yourself time. I came back to grab a lemon tree. It was on clearance for $15, the cheapest at any garden center. I was thrilled with the purchase.

This is a great little place to find unique perennials that the big box stores never carry. Also, a…read morewonderful selection of QUALITY pots and potting soil, cool little fountains and bird baths, and a unique selection of specimen plants (for sale) held in glass cabinets with a controlled environment. Shopping here is such a pleasure - no long lines, no grumpy, overworked employees - just great stuff for your garden at a great price. It's truly a hidden gem!

I follow this sweet little nursery on Instagram, but had never made it out there until recently…read more They have a great selection of herbs, houseplants and even Baker Creek Seeds. Don't forget to check out their Chiminea spot as well as their landscaping services.

Love this place. Did not know they were also in Broken Arrow. We were a little late securing plants…read morefor our huge pots this year, so the lowering of a star is simply because it kind of looked like a tornado had run through. We go there for Lantana. The choices were slim and they were badly, sadly overgrown. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Lesson learned, shop here earlier when the place is literally a blooming beauty. But. ..watch out for those watering the hanging plants. They're watering, doing their job and not particularly aware of customers. Then we happened to pop by Southwoods and they had tables of Lantana. Such vast selection of perfect baby plants.

It has been a long time since I visited here. I know we bought some shrubs here once. Know that…read morethis is an off season review but also know that they grow a lot of stuff themselves. When I was there, they were just transplanting lots of baby plants into hanging baskets. They had a few herbs and houseplants were on sale. They stock some really nice gift items too. I walked out with a small houseplant and some seeds but I want to return when things are in full seasonal swing.

After some botched haircuts at some of the big retail pet stores, a couple of years ago we heard…read moreabout this feed and supply shop off the beaten path and the results for our two dogs have been consistently excellent. The groomers clearly know what they're doing and as a nice touch they always finish with a cute little scarf around the dogs' necks. No bells and whistles, just great and reliable grooming.

We use Lee's Feed for dog boarding, and we have for several years. They are less expensive than…read moreother boarders and we feel that our Ginger gets excellent treatment there.

Wonderfully well stocked and well priced items for gardening . I only found it recently, but the…read morequality of and the pricing of their potting soil would be hard to beat in Tulsa right now.

Terrible customer service!!! If you want good and helpful service it is not place where you should…read morego. I can't even imagine how much money owner loosing every day because of his employees .

It's been a few years since I've left a review but it's still 5 stars for New Leaf…read more Herb Festival in Sand Springs cancelled today so make the trek to New Leaf in Owasso. We spent $50 and got an entire flat of various plants like strawberries ($1.99), marigolds (also $1.99), herbs, sweet potato vines, etc. Along with that we bought a gallon container of lavender and another of yarrow ($10.99 each). Seriously, the lavender would have been $29.99 at some other stores. They are always so helpful and staff is pretty knowledgeable. Indoors there are beautiful houseplants, succulents, and cacti. Please patronize this place. It's a great cause!!!

Great place to get your plants and also help our community! Good value for your wallet and sole.read more

This is a Tulsa treasure and they have the best piñon wood in town…read more If you haven't dropped by you are missing out.

Love this quirky shop. They've got lots of spring plants out, lots of Pinon (as always), and…read morethey're giving away free sunflower plants because it's their birthday!!

Great selection, amazing building, and great prices! What was this before??? There are 2nd floor…read morewalk out cages, decorated with plants.

I brought My Aloe Baby in thinking that she(my plant) needed repotting because she was leaning more…read moreto one side. These lovely ladies knew exactly what I needed and took care of my plant effortlessly. I highly recommend purchasing or getting your plants doctored on by this company. I will be back to purchase my gardening products and / or plants. 10 I recommended!!!