Order Vegetables In Advance - Muskogee Area

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If you live in the Muskogee OK area and want to pre-order your vegetable starts, you have one week left to order from Blossoms Garden Center.
Send no money, just your order. Pay when you pick up your plants.

You can print off your order from this list and mail it to Blossom’s Garden Center, P.O. Box 2462, Muskogee, OK 74402
You can fax your order to 1-877-296-2685

Or, since you are reading this online, click here and order online.

Does this not beat driving to Tulsa, Ardmore, Ft. Smith and everywhere else to get the varieties you want? I can't believe no one else thought of it!

Orders must be in multiples of 10. For example 10, 20, 30, 40, 50. 50 is the maximum order.

They need your contact information to let you know when the plants arrive.
Required Information:
Full Name ___________________________
Street Address ________________________
City, State, Zip ________________________
Email Address ________________________
Phone # ______________________________
(We will email you a confirmation and a pickup notice)


____ Canteloupe Superstar

____ Cucumber - Burpless Sweet Slice
­­­____ Cucumber - Pickle Regal High Yield
____ Cucumber - Slicer Poinsett
____ Eggplant - Classic
____ Eggplant - Ichiban
____ Eggplant - Louisiana Long Green
____ Eggplant - Rosa Blanca Heirloom
____ Okra Clemson's Spineless
____ Squash - Yellow Straight Neck
____ Squash - Crook Neck
____ Squash - Zucchini
____ Squash - Zucchini Eight Ball
____ Watermelon - Black Diamond
____ Watermelon - Crimson Sweet

Strawberry
___ Ozark Beauty Everbearing

PEPPERS
____ Anaheim
____ Bell Chocolate Beauty
­­­____ Bell Green Jupiter
____ Bell Green Parks Whopper
____ Bell Purple Beauty
____ Bell Red Beauty
____ Bell Yellow
____ Cayenne
____ Chile - Big Jim
____ Hot Banana
____ Jalapeno
____ Serrano
____ Sweet Banana
____ Tam Jalapeno
____ Tiberon (Poblano)

Tomatoes
____ Beefmaster
____ Better Boy
­­­____ Black Krim Heirloom
____ Brandywine Heirloom
____ Celebrity
____ Cherokee Purple Heirloom
____ Early Girl
____ Health Kick
____ Jetstar
____ Jubilee Heirloom
____ Lemon Boy
____ Mr. Stripey Heirloom
____ Old German Heirloom
____ Orange Oxcart Heirloom
____ Parks Whopper
____ Red Grape
____ Roma
____ Super Bush
____ Sweet 100
____ Traveler 76
____ Yellow Pear Heirloom

All plants are in individual 4 inch round containers.
Prices are $17.90 + tax per tray.

If you are mailing this order form, mail to Blossom’s Garden Center, P.O. Box 2462, Muskogee, OK 74402. You may fax your order to 1-877-296-2685. Pre-book online at WWW.BLOSSOMSGC.COM. Pre-book deadline is March 1.

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