Barkers Plants

05/30/2026

We'll be at the Glenpool Farmer's Market until 12pm today with our worm castings and annual flowers. All of our plants are grown in our worm castings.🌱🌱🌱🌱

05/23/2026

Barkers Plants will be back at the Glenpool Farmer's Market on Saturday, May 30th from 8am to 12pm.
We will have our bagged worm castings and some annual flowers. 🌸 🌺

05/18/2026

This is a Hosta plant that I've been giving worm castings to for about three years now. For size comparison, those are 60 pound sandbags to the left of the Hosta.

05/07/2026

05/05/2026

Green Country Worms is now Barkers Plants. 🙂

05/03/2026

We'll have our Worm Castings bagged and ready to sell this Saturday, May 9th from 8am to 12pm at the Glenpool Farmer's Market. Your plants will thank you! 😁
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Barkers Plants
Glenpool Farmer's Market
95 West 145th St S, Glenpool, OK 74033

09/16/2024

These mortar trays are one of the best options for a worm bin. I've been using them for several years. They are the perfect depth for Red Wigglers.

08/19/2024

Tomatoes are finally coming on the vine! I've been adding worm castings about 1 time per month. I was starting to think that I wasn't going to get any this year.

03/11/2024

We have a limited amount of worm castings for sale through the Plant Sale. Local pickup only. Read the instructions for pickup on the plant sale brochure below or on the Tulsa Master Gardener's website. Sale ends March 17th, 2024.

Worm castings are also known as vermi-compost. The “vermi” part means that it is compost made by earthworms. One difference between traditional compost and vermicompost is that traditional compost requires high temperatures to help break the materials down, whereas earthworms do all of the break...

10/28/2023

Here's some of the food that the red wigglers got this week. The worms don't go for the apples and oranges right away. They have to break down first and then when the worms feel like it's safe they will come in and eat what's left.
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09/27/2023

Waiting, waiting...... Leaving this one on the vine as long as possible. Trying to get one more really red and ripe watermelon before the Fall weather kicks in.