The Tulsa Met Community Garden (TMCG) was established in August of 2011 on the campus of Tulsa Met High School, a Big Picture learning institution.
Still in its early stages of development, TMCG is a student-led initiative with the goal of creating a thriving vegetable garden with and for our community
11/14/2012
Fall Photo Collection!
The Story Continues: Fall Photo Collection As our busy school year continues to fly by, things have been changing (for the better!) in the garden. New ideas, arrangements, and projects are developing each week. &...
Looking for someone willing to water tomorrow. Let us know if you are available! Any Tulsa MET Junior High & High School students free?
10/03/2012
09/25/2012
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Fall Update We are in our sixth week of school at Tulsa Met and our six Tulsa Met Community Garden interns have been working hard to maintain the garden space. We have tilled grass around the raised beds, haul...
08/07/2012
07/09/2012
Something to consider for our site!
Part Science, Part Art, Pollinator Pathway Connects Seattle Green Spaces : NPR Plant pollinators are in trouble. But it isn't just the bees, its birds, butterflies and bats, too. A Seattle artist designs landscapes to connect the many different pollinators to the plants we eat.
07/08/2012
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Seeds Sown We had a great morning preparing the garden for a fall harvest. Thanks to everyone who showed their support – many hands truly make light work. We were able to w**d the beds, till the soil, a...
07/07/2012
Carrots, Okra, Peas, Swiss Chard, and Mexican Sunflowers.
07/05/2012
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Community Food Bank of Eastern OK I recently contacted the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma and met with Ken and Susan about partnering with our garden. They were very excited about our program and asked me to come tour thei...
07/04/2012
It’s not too early to think about fall gardening; in fact it’s the perfect time! We may be in the very early days of the summer season according to the calendar, but it is prime time to begin thinking about fall gardening
06/28/2012
06/26/2012
Early morning, while watering at Tulsa Met Community Garden.