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Two Great Locations. BROKEN ARROW / 918.486.1500 / 20705 East 161st / Broken Arrow, OK 74014 Take 169 South to Creek Nation Turnpike. Go 7 miles east on Creek Nation and exit County Line Road. / Go south 4.5 miles. INOLA / 918.543.2589 / 13302 East 590 Road / Inola, OK 74036 Take 412 East. Take first right past bridge on NS 416, Go 1/4 mile, turn left (East) on 590 Road (Hwy. 33). / Follow the signs. BETTER PLANTS. BETTER GARDENS. BETTER PRICES. www.sandersnurseryok.com STORE HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAY 8AM-5PM, SUNDAY 12:00-5PM A Beautiful Yard Doesn’t Have to be Hard. plus RED TAG SALE - starting Saturday, June 7th extending to Sunday, June 29th. HUNDREDS of ‘Red Tagged’ items around the nursery (most near or under cost). ROSE ASSORTED WEEKS PATENTED 3 GAL REG $24.00 SALE $10.00 LILLY CALLA 2 GAL REG $15.00 SALE $10.00 SPRUCE COLORADO BLUE 7 GAL REG $50.00 SALE $20.00 FERN BOSTON 12” HB REG $15.00 SALE $5.00 TROPICAL ASSORTED 3 GAL REG $16.95 SALE $10.00 Scene Read a review of “The Fault in Our Stars.” D3 D1 Saturday | June 7, 2014 | tulsaworld.com BY NICOLE MARSHALL MIDDLETON World Scene Writer F rom city blocks to country lots, some of the area’s best land- scaping will be on display this weekend. The ninth annual Master Gardeners Tour will run Sat- urday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. And the Linnaeus Teaching Garden in Woodward Park, 2435 S. Peoria Ave., is celebrat- ing its eighth anniversary from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. This unique garden features thou- sands of lush plants, gorgeous hardscaping, fountains and water features. The Tulsa County Master Gardeners picked the gardens for the tour this year based on the theme, “City Blocks to Country Lots.” Two of the homes are in the middle of Tulsa and two are in suburbs, Jenks and Sand Springs. This year, Sheryl Chadd and Rosie Gomez are co-chairing the tour. Chadd said they choose new homes every year to be displayed. The Garden Retreat at 1611 S. Delaware Place features an area big enough for several beautiful garden beds but small enough that it does not require much time to maintain. Roses are a favorite of the homeowner, and they are complemented by hy- drangeas, azaleas and camellias. The Tudor Garden at 2607 E. 14th St. compliments the whimsi- cal Tudor home. It is a traditional cottage garden that includes herbs, vegetables and lowers. The gorgeous Waterfall Garden home is located at 11709 S. Primrose St. in Jenks. The garden is built around a water feature made of Oklahoma sandstone and the pond is illed with koi and goldish. And the Four Acres Garden is a true country lot. The picture- perfect garden evolved during the last 13 years. “It is a true botanical trea- sure,” Chadd said. “As you are driving down the driveway, it gives one the impression that you are driving through a gar- den state.” The ifth garden is the Dem- onstration Garden that sur- rounds the OSU Tulsa County Extension oice building, 4116 E. 15th St. These gardens are maintained by the Master Gardeners and change as new plant cultivars become avail- able. Enter the gardens through the northeast arch, which is a memorial to past Master Gar- deners. “People will see lots of down- to-earth gardening on this tour,” Chadd said. The cost of advanced tickets is $5. For more information, call 918-746-3701. On the day of the tour, tickets are available at each individual garden location for $7. Master Gardener volun- teers with OSU fact sheets will be available to provide informa- tion and tips to visitors. From 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., the Master Gardeners will host a garage sale at the OSU Extension Oice at 4116 E. 15th St. This sale includes objects donated by Master Gardeners and friends. Proceeds support the nonproit Master Gardener Foundation for the various free activities and community outreach programs volunteer Master Gardeners provide every year. The Tudor Garden home, 2607 E. 14th St., shows what can be done on a small lot at this weekend’s Master Gardeners Tour. Tulsa Master Gardeners show of some of the area’s most lovely gardens A landscaped path is a highlight of the Four Acre Garden home, 1202 E. 42nd Place in Sand Springs, on the Master Gardeners Tour this weekend. Courtesy photos GARDEN EXPEDITION SEE TOUR D2 BY JERRY WOFFORD World Scene Writer Country star and Owasso resident Trisha Yearwood is set for her irst Tulsa concert in more than a decade when she comes to Cain’s Ballroom this month, the venue announced Friday. The show is set for June 27. Tickets start at $20 plus fees and go on sale at 10 a.m. Sat- urday. Tickets will be available at cainsballroom.com or by calling 877-4-FLYTIX. Yearwood, wife of Tulsa- native and country superstar Garth Brooks, last performed a concert in Tulsa in 2000, according to Tulsa World archives. However, she has been quite busy since then. Yearwood has written several cookbooks and hosts her own television show, “Trisha’s Southern Kitchen,” on Food Network. The show earned Yearwood her irst Emmy award last year, which goes on the shelf with her three Grammy awards and her country music awards, which include Female Vocalist of the Year from the Academy of Country Music and Country Music Association. Yearwood has released 10 studio albums and sold more than 12 million copies since 1991. Her last album, “Heaven, Heartache and the Power of Love,” was released in 2007. She did perform several shows on a short tour earlier this year, including a stop in Durant in March. In an interview with the Tulsa World before that show, Yearwood said that she had focused so much on raising kids and her cooking ventures that music took a back seat. “I’ve been so busy with that, and I kind of looked up and said, ‘Oh my gosh, I need to sing,’ ” Yearwood said. Yearwood has lots of sing- ing ahead of her. She said she is working on a new album. Yearwood and Brooks are also preparing for Brooks’ upcom- ing world tour, which was announced earlier this year. Details about the tour have not been released. Trisha Year- wood will perform her irst concert in Tulsa in more than a decade on June 27. RUSS HAR- RINGTON/ Courtesy Trisha Yearwood to play Cain’s Ballroom on June 27 SEE TRISHA D2
Transcript of Read a review of “The tulsaworld.com Scene Fault in …...Fault in Our Stars.” D3 D1 Saturday |...
Two Great Locations.BROKEN ARROW / 918.486.1500 / 20705 East 161st / Broken Arrow, OK 74014
Take 169 South to Creek Nation Turnpike. Go 7 miles east on Creek Nation and exit County
Line Road. / Go south 4.5 miles.
INOLA / 918.543.2589 / 13302 East 590 Road / Inola, OK 74036
Take 412 East. Take first right past bridge on NS 416, Go 1/4 mile, turn left (East) on
590 Road (Hwy. 33). / Follow the signs.
BETTER PLANTS. BETTER GARDENS. BETTER PRICES.www.sandersnurseryok.com
STORE HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAY 8AM-5PM,SUNDAY 12:00-5PM
A Beautiful Yard
Doesn’t Have to
be Hard.
plus RED TAG SALE - starting Saturday, June
7th extending to Sunday, June 29th.
HUNDREDS of ‘Red Tagged’ items around the nursery
(most near or under cost).
ROSEASSORTED WEEKS
PATENTED3 GAL REG $24.00
SALE $10.00
LILLYCALLA
2 GAL REG $15.00
SALE $10.00
SPRUCECOLORADO BLUE
7 GAL REG $50.00
SALE $20.00
FERNBOSTON
12” HB REG $15.00
SALE $5.00
TROPICALASSORTED
3 GAL REG $16.95
SALE $10.00
Scene Read a review of “The Fault in Our Stars.” D3
D1 Saturday | June 7, 2014 | tulsaworld.com
BY NICOLE MARSHALL MIDDLETONWorld Scene Writer
From city blocks to country lots, some of the area’s best land-scaping will be on display this weekend.
The ninth annual Master Gardeners Tour will run Sat-urday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
And the Linnaeus Teaching Garden in Woodward Park, 2435 S. Peoria Ave., is celebrat-ing its eighth anniversary from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. This unique garden features thou-sands of lush plants, gorgeous hardscaping, fountains and water features.
The Tulsa County Master Gardeners picked the gardens for the tour this year based on the theme, “City Blocks to Country Lots.” Two of the homes are in the middle of Tulsa and two are in suburbs, Jenks and Sand Springs.
This year, Sheryl Chadd and Rosie Gomez are co-chairing the tour. Chadd said they choose new homes every year to be displayed.
The Garden Retreat at 1611 S. Delaware Place features an area big enough for several beautiful garden beds but small enough that it does not require much time to maintain. Roses are a favorite of the homeowner, and they are complemented by hy-drangeas, azaleas and camellias.
The Tudor Garden at 2607 E. 14th St. compliments the whimsi-cal Tudor home. It is a traditional cottage garden that includes herbs, vegetables and lowers.
The gorgeous Waterfall Garden home is located at 11709 S. Primrose St. in Jenks. The garden is built around a water feature made of Oklahoma sandstone and the pond is illed with koi and goldish.
And the Four Acres Garden is a true country lot. The picture-perfect garden evolved during the last 13 years.
“It is a true botanical trea-sure,” Chadd said. “As you are driving down the driveway, it gives one the impression that you are driving through a gar-den state.”
The ifth garden is the Dem-onstration Garden that sur-rounds the OSU Tulsa County Extension oice building, 4116 E. 15th St. These gardens are maintained by the Master Gardeners and change as new plant cultivars become avail-able. Enter the gardens through the northeast arch, which is a memorial to past Master Gar-deners.
“People will see lots of down-to-earth gardening on this tour,” Chadd said.
The cost of advanced tickets is $5. For more information, call 918-746-3701. On the day of the tour, tickets are available at each individual garden location for $7. Master Gardener volun-teers with OSU fact sheets will be available to provide informa-tion and tips to visitors.
From 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., the Master Gardeners will host a garage sale at the OSU Extension Oice at 4116 E. 15th St. This sale includes objects donated by Master Gardeners and friends.
Proceeds support the nonproit Master Gardener Foundation for the various free activities and community outreach programs volunteer Master Gardeners provide every year.
The Tudor Garden home, 2607 E. 14th St., shows what can be done on a small lot at this weekend’s Master Gardeners Tour.
Tulsa Master Gardeners show of some of the area’s most lovely gardens
A landscaped path is a highlight of the Four Acre Garden home, 1202 E. 42nd Place in Sand Springs, on the Master Gardeners Tour this weekend.
Courtesy photos
GARDEN EXPEDITION
SEE Tour D2
BY JERRY WOFFORDWorld Scene Writer
Country star and Owasso resident Trisha Yearwood is set for her irst Tulsa concert in more than a decade when she comes to Cain’s Ballroom this month, the venue announced Friday.
The show is set for June 27. Tickets start at $20 plus fees and go on sale at 10 a.m. Sat-urday. Tickets will be available at cainsballroom.com or by calling 877-4-FLYTIX.
Yearwood, wife of Tulsa-
native and country superstar Garth Brooks, last performed a concert in Tulsa in 2000, according to Tulsa World archives.
However, she has been quite busy since then. Yearwood has written several cookbooks and hosts her own television show, “Trisha’s Southern Kitchen,” on Food Network.
The show earned Yearwood her irst Emmy award last year, which goes on the shelf with her three Grammy awards and her country music awards, which include Female Vocalist
of the Year from the Academy of Country Music and Country Music Association.
Yearwood has released 10 studio albums and sold more than 12 million copies since 1991. Her last album, “Heaven, Heartache and the Power of Love,” was released in 2007.
She did perform several shows on a short tour earlier this year, including a stop in Durant in March.
In an interview with the Tulsa World before that show, Yearwood said that she had focused so much on raising kids
and her cooking ventures that music took a back seat.
“I’ve been so busy with that, and I kind of looked up and said, ‘Oh my gosh, I need to sing,’ ” Yearwood said.
Yearwood has lots of sing-ing ahead of her. She said she is working on a new album. Yearwood and Brooks are also preparing for Brooks’ upcom-ing world tour, which was announced earlier this year. Details about the tour have not been released.
Trisha Year-wood will
perform her irst concert
in Tulsa in more than a
decade on June 27.
RUSS HAR-
RINGTON/
Courtesy
Trisha Yearwood to play Cain’s Ballroom on June 27
SEE TriShA D2
