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TULSA HERB SOCIETY
Established 1988


A Little Birdie
The Tulsa Herb Society would like to send it's sympathies to the family and friends of

Darrell Merrell "the Tomato Man".

Darrell was responsible for many of us discovering heirloom tomatoes.  We'll miss his advice and conversation over plants each spring and I personally will think of him every time I eat a Cherokee Purple Tomato. 
Thanks for your kindness and generosity Darrell.
You were much more than our Tomato Man.

"The Tomato Man & Daughter" will be continued by Lisa Merrell.

 

Tuesday
May 6, 9:00

Crafting:  We'll be making Snowflakes.  Bring staplers and staples.

Cooking: 
 


 

Anne Hathaway Garden Girls!

Tuesday at 8:00


 


Tulsa Herb Society

20th Anniversary

1988 - 2008

 

The Herb Society was established in 1988 by a group of 13 women and now boasts 90 members from all walks of life; professional horticulturists, maste gardeners, painters, crafters, nurses, business owners who have the same goal of sharing and learning about herbs.

 

Honored charter members: Doris Bankes, Jan Curth, Barbara Dunlap, Cyndy Harnett, Jody Hawthorne, the late Ann Hicks, Sally Lippe, Tina Lynn, Pat Morris, Jan sisemore, JoAnn White, Janetta Williamson and Betty Wold.

 

What one loves in childhood stays in the
HEART FOREVER.
Mary Jo Putney

THS Garden Tour 2007 pictures coming soon!

Garden Party Tour 2006
new! 2007 March Tea
new! 2007 March Tea Recipes
Favorite Recipes new recipe!
 Herb Book Suggestions

new!  Upcoming Community Events

Vinegar Information

 Ann Hathaway Herb Garden
Carols and Crumpets
Tulsa Herb Society Cookbook
 Tulsa Garden Center
Linnaeus Teaching Garden

The Tulsa Herb Society was formed in 1988 by a group of herbal  enthusiasts.  The purpose of our organization is to foster the appreciation, study, culture, history, and use of herbs.  In addition, society members share their time and experience in each others gardens.  Friendships grow that become priceless.

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