How do you pot a plant without a pot? Make a kokedama! This Japanese gardening technique creates a unique and beautiful way to display your houseplants. Join us at our main location at 91st and Lewis on the afternoon of Sunday, February 18, at 2 p.m., for a fun-filled afternoon of creating kokedama balls and sipping complimentary mimosas.
How do you pot a plant without a pot? Make a kokedama! This Japanese gardening technique creates a unique and beautiful way to display your houseplants. Join us in the Demonstration Kitchen at Mother Road Market on Thursday, Feb. 22, at 6 p.m., by buying tickets at https://events.humanitix.com/southwood-february
Late February is a busy time for gardeners, especially when it comes to pruning, planting (especially cool-season vegetables such as asparagus, potatoes, and onions), soil preparation, weed control, and so much more. Join Paul James for a rundown on what needs to be done, and feel free to bring all your gardening questions.
Do your plants need a little more space? Bring them by on Sunday, February 25, for a planting party! We'll provide free soil to help get your plants settled into their new homes. Complimentary mimosas will also be available, because plants aren't the only ones that get thirsty. 😉
Paul’s favorite seminar format is the Q&A, because rather than focusing on a single subject that may not appeal to everyone, guests get to ask about anything they want. In fact, some people ask questions that have nothing to do with gardening!
Our annual event Plant-a-Row for the hungry will be happening on Saturday, March 23rd, and Sunday, March 24th this year. A $2 cash donation gets you one Southwood Grown 3.25" tomato plant and provides 8 healthy meals for those in need through the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma.
We will also have some helpful tips on how to help your tomato garden succeed, as well as information on our Southwood Favorite easier-to-grow varieties.
Just in time for you to learn to make the perfect Mother’s Day gift! At this Southwood workshop, you will learn to make four basic but essential macramé knots to complete a beginner’s level plant hanger. But don’t be fooled by the term “beginner,” the end product is a beautiful plant hanger, and no one will suspect that it’s your first one! You’ll leave the workshop with a plant, the macramé hanger, a cache pot, and written instructions so that you can create additional plant hangers on your own! Please join us on Thursday, April 25th from 6:30-8:00 pm to learn the art of macramé. Buy tickets at https://events.humanitix.com/southwood-april
Last week's first Vinca & Vino was so nice we're doing it thrice! Join us this Thursday, May 30, and next, June 6, between 4 and 6 p.m. to enjoy a complimentary glass of wine, live music, and incredible sales as you stroll through your favorite garden center. This week's musical guest is Mark Bruner, so don't miss out!
Last week's Vinca & Vino was so nice we're doing it again! Join us this Thursday, June 6, between 4 and 6 p.m. to enjoy a complimentary glass of wine, live music, and incredible sales as you stroll through your favorite garden center. This week's musical guest is Mark Bruner, so don't miss out!
Join us on June 13 for a special surprise edition of Vinca & Vino featuring Paul James! Join Paul and our Solution Center staff for "The Good, the Bad, and the Bugly,' a free seminar on controlling pests in the garden, including tips on releasing beneficial insects. No RSVP or registration required.
