If you love flowers and gardens, this is a great place to visit and prepare to spend easily 3 hours just on the walk... If you're stopping to read all the signage, this could easily become an all-day affair... We were thoroughly impressed by the grounds and the people we met who supported this location. You could easily tell there... More

Visited the Garden Center on a special "sale" day. They had several boths both in and out of the buildings that were selling plants, garden decorations, and natural made products. The grounds were exceptionally landscaped with many different kinds of flowers. There were small water gardens and a huge area with all colors of roses. There was also an area... More

The Tulsa Garden Center is nestled in behind the Tulsa Rose Garden and Woodward Park. It is a beautiful park area and is one of the true hidden gems of Tulsa. In the spring time, there are hundreds of azalea bushes and tulips in bloom in the park area and then in late spring and throughout the summer the rose... More

Due to tulsa's founding women, the city has always had spectacular landscapes and garden areas. The center is located in an old mansion next to woodward park and has regular educational programs. The spring and summer brings spectacular rose and flower gardens to life. Next door is the tulsa historical society mansion and exhibits. There are no fees for either... More

This is primarily an event center in a lovely mansion. If you pay an annual membership, you hear about all the events.

If you like landscaping and horticulture, this is a terrific place to browse and shop.

Gardens, even at this late time of year were wonderful. Great area for a pleasent weather day romp. Main house staff eager to please.

Beautiful roses and scenery. They were having a wedding when we visited, and the pictures must be gorgeous! We walked back to the volunteer gardens and met the nicest volunteer who chatted with us about the way they operate and some of their events. Everyone was very friendly, and the plants were healthy despite the onset of summer heat. Lovely... More

As any Garden it should continue to grow, I was surprised to see the shop "Dig This" open to have items that complement the Tulsa Garden Center, for the summer of 2011 you can see some shots I have collected of this wonderful garden at http://outdoors.webshots.com/album/580297826nFDGbY