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The Plant Shoppe - February 2023

The Plant Shoppe

3.8(37 reviews)
0.6 mi•Film Row

I stopped in The Plant Shoppe today to purchase plants for my new house. I was greeted on arrival,…read moreand when I asked for advice the employee (I never caught her name) was very helpful! She recommended a variety of options based around my budget. The selection is great. As others have mentioned they carry a variety of pots and gifts - so it really is a one stop shop. That being said, all their plants can stay in their planters for six months, so pots are not a necessity right away (according to the employee). Is it a little pricier than your average, Yes. However, I think when you shop at local boutique style shops that should be expected! Additionally, they source all their plants from local nurseries, so they are able to better monitor the health of their plants. In the end, I left super satisfied with 3 plants and 2 pots, and will definitely be back!

The NEW Plant Shoppe on W. Sheridan is adorbs! They have all the Instapopular houseplants + a…read morelimited amount of plantsy gifts. It's easy to get googley eyed in here. The allure of this shop is they have a lot of cute plants + fashionable containers that have found each other in a perfect marriage. Together the plant + fashionable container would look fab in your house---zero effort for the win! That easy peasey approach will cost ya. Things in here are more expensive. Although most places that do the work for you do charge a convenience fee--so no surprise there. Sometimes it's nice to pay a little more and have the plant project be done without running to several different stores (or getting your nails dirty). That's where The Plant Shoppe comes in. They do a good job of have varied price points--$10 & up. Looking for a gift...take a look here! Air plants, succulents, cacti, oh my! I do have a wish list. It includes a MUCH bigger card selection. Let's lean into this one stop shop idea a bit more: I would love to see some custom merch--think (branded) cork plant mats, small chic (branded) watering cans, more macrame!, a chic plant mister (I'm using an ugly repurposed plastic spray bottle at home now)...the possibilities are endless! They are just taking stride in their brand new space--possibilities abound! I'll be around to cheer them on for a long time to come! #shoplocal #localOKC #plantsmakepeoplehappy April 2019

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The Plant Shoppe - February 2023

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The Plant Shoppe - February 2023

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Colcord Hotel Oklahoma City, Curio Collection by Hilton - Meeting Room

Colcord Hotel Oklahoma City, Curio Collection by Hilton

4.1(147 reviews)
0.0 mi•CBD
•$$$

I've had great experiences for the most part at Hilton's Curio Collection brand hotels, but the…read moreColcord offered one of the best! I visited this past weekend was happy with every aspect of my visit. Upon entering, I was greeted by a friendly front desk manager who found me an available room several hours before my scheduled check in time. The room, was spacious, clean and comfortable. Perhaps most importantly, the temperature was really well controlled -- a must given that it was only about 15 degrees outside! I've provided several photos, but they do not do justice to the inviting feel of the room! I used the gym on both mornings of my stay and I want to hi-light the gym as a great feature of the hotel. Cardio, free weights and a weight machine are all available. I was in the gym for approximately 50 minutes each morning and I had the gym to myself. Guests have no excuses if they do not work out while visiting! I'll right a separate review of Flint, the on-premise restaurant, but I had breakfast there twice and both times I had a great meal! I don't know that I will make my way back to Oklahoma City, but if I do, I will be staying at the Colcord!

Stayed here for four nights while in town. I really like the location. A walking distance to…read morevibrant Brick Town area yet away enough that so quiet, felt the tranquility from the quietness. Service was very good. Valet staff by the door always opened the door for me. Front desk staff always greeted as I was liked by. Cleaning staff was friendly, and restaurant staff was attentive. Had a chance to eat breakfast and lunch at the restaurant and food was pretty good at a reasonable price I did have a billing issue and I hope they will take care of it after a regular staff arrives. Whenever I noticed on something during a stay, communication was easy via text message and they addressed it right away. I would definitely stay here next time in town.

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Colcord Hotel Oklahoma City, Curio Collection by Hilton - Meeting Room

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Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum - Statue located adjacent to memorial on a church property- a memorial to the OKC bombing.

Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

4.9(505 reviews)
0.5 mi•Park Plaza

Visiting this place was one of the saddest ,most emotional and yet incredibly beautiful and…read moreeducational experiences Ive ever had in my whole life and honestly this is not just a museum!It is a place that touched my heart,brings tears my eyes, and reminds me how precious human life truly is and how unpredictable is it.Like many people in world, I had always known about the tragedy of September 11but I honestly knew very little about the OKC bombing of April 19, 1995.After visiting this museum, I realized how much history we sometimes overlook and how important it is to learn about tragedies that changed the lives of so many innocent people in a very normal morning!!!! 168 innocent lives were lost that morning, including 19 children! Just thinking about those innocent people who went to work, the parents who dropped off their children and the families who never imagined that an ordinary morning would become their last goodbye is absolutely heartbreaking and unbearable!It makes my heart ache to realize how many people lost their lives.. What makes this museum so extraordinary is how thoughtfully and beautifully everything has been preserved and presented just like the day the event happened ...It is not simply a collection of photographs and historical information...It is an emotional journey through the lives of real people, their families, their belongings, their final moments, and the incredible courage of those who tried to save others... Seeing the actual belongings recovered from the destruction was especially heartbreaking...Personal items,documents,photographs,& pieces of the destroyed building and etc so there were not just numbers in history books...They were real human beings with dreams, families, responsibilities, and futures that were suddenly taken away with no explanation!One of the stories that deeply touched me was about a nurse who lost her life while trying to help others... The museum is extremely well organized, with large TV screens, historical recordings and news, photographs, survivor testimonies, and detailed explanations that help visitors understand what happened before, during, and after the bombing minute by minute... We were also fortunate to have an incredible guide who explained the history with so much knowledge, compassion.Please do not miss the outdoor memorial!!! It is absolutely beautiful, peaceful, symbolic, and incredibly moving...2 enormous gates stand across from each other outside of building and displaying the times 9:01 and 9:03...The first represents the last moment of peace before the bombing, and the second represents the first moment after the destruction(The bombing happened at 9:02 AM, and standing between those two gates makes you realize how a single minute can change thousands of lives forever)... The Reflecting Pool between the gates creates such a peaceful atmosphere...The contrast between the beauty and silence of the memorial and the horrific event it represents is almost impossible to describe...And then the most saddest part, there are the 168 empty chairs(Every single chair represents a person who lost their life...Each one carries a name, and the chairs are arranged in nine rows representing the floors of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building where the victims were located.The smaller chairs represent the children whose lives were taken, including children at the daycare center inside the building).Seeing those little chairs was probably one of the most heartbreaking moments of my visit...There is something incredibly painful about looking at an empty chair and realizing it represents a child who never had the opportunity to grow up... We were four people, and our admission tickets came to $72 total, or $18 per person...And I can sincerely say that every penny was worth it!!! The amount of history, knowledge, emotion, and perspective you gain from this experience is priceless... I would highly recommend reading a little about it before visiting.However, I intentionally do not want to reveal too many details about the exhibits because I believe experiencing the stories firsthand makes the visit even more meaningful...This museum is not simply a tourist attraction...It is a place of remembrance, reflection, education, and humanity...It teaches us about the consequences of hatred, the importance of compassion, the bravery of ordinary people, and the fragility of life...I walked in expecting to learn about an important historical eventbut I walked out with a heavy heart, a much deeper understanding of this tragedy, and an even greater appreciation for the lives we sometimes take for granted...Some museums teach you history...This one makes you FEEL history!!! If you ever visit OKC, please make time for this memorial and museum.It is heartbreaking, beautifully designed, deeply educational, and absolutely unforgettable... May the 168 innocent victims never be forgotten...

The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum is an incredibly moving and powerful experience. I…read morehonestly did not leave with a dry eye. Even before entering the museum, you begin to feel the heaviness of what happened. Along the street, there is a section of chain-link fence covered with memorial items, photographs, and mementos honoring the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing. Nearby, the statue of Jesus weeping sets an emotional tone for the experience that follows. Everything flowed very smoothly from beginning to end. After purchasing your ticket at the small ticket booth and gift shop, someone walks you into the museum and helps guide you through each section, explaining what to expect next. Unlike museums where you can freely wander from room to room, there are sections here where visitors are encouraged to stop and watch videos before moving on. In some areas, the next door doesn't open until the video has finished. At first, this may seem unusual, but it becomes clear that they intentionally want you to slow down and truly immerse yourself in the experience. One of the most powerful moments for me was sitting in a quiet, dimly lit room around a conference table with a telephone and microphone. You begin hearing the actual recording of the meeting that was taking place that morning. About a minute into the recording, you hear the bomb explode, followed by the chaos and confusion as people realize what has happened and begin running for their lives. Hearing the actual recording made that moment feel incredibly real and was something I will not soon forget. Throughout the museum, you also hear firsthand testimony from survivors and learn their stories. The combination of photographs, artifacts, recordings, videos, and personal accounts brings the history to life in a way that a textbook simply cannot. This is not a lighthearted museum visit, but it is an important one. It is heartbreaking, sobering, and deeply emotional, while also highlighting incredible stories of courage, resilience, compassion, and hope. I highly recommend visiting the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. Give yourself plenty of time, don't rush through it, and be prepared for an emotional experience. It is something I believe everyone should experience at least once.

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Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum - Weeping Jesus

Weeping Jesus

Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum
Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

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Calvert's Plant Interiors - Extensive selection of large outdoor/indoor pottery in many colors and styles.

Calvert's Plant Interiors

4.3(22 reviews)
4.2 mi
•$$$

I recently took up succulents keeping as a hobby even though my thumbs are far from green. My first…read morebaby succulents were adopted from Walmart and Lowe's so this was the first time venturing out to a plant nursery. As always, I conferred with Yelp and decided on Calvert's. The first thing I noticed was how charming it looked from the road. We turned into the nursery and down a path full of gorgeous ceramic plant pots of all sizes and colours. Parking was ample and convenient. As we entered the green house we were greeted by a friendly "hello". My eyes lit up at all the pretty decorations, plants, and flowers as I scanned for succulents. All their plants look well cared for. Green and luscious. Healthy. There were many succulent varieties and I felt like a kid in a candy shop. As I'm fairly new to the hobby (been at it for just a month) I wanted baby succulents as I love to feel accomplished tending to them and seeing them grow. They had many 4-inch pot plants but very few 2-inchers. Still, I managed to find a baby bear's paw and cobweb plant I wanted. We went up to pay and the staff/cashiers were happy and friendly. Such a nice atmosphere! It must be so calming and pleasant to be among plants and flowers everyday for them I'm definitely coming back to check out their succulents again.

Cool nursery and plant store with a wide selection and a greenhouse where you can check out various…read moreplant varieties.

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Calvert's Plant Interiors - Best large cactus selection in OKC!

Best large cactus selection in OKC!

Calvert's Plant Interiors - Cache pots, decorative indoor pots, terrarium supplies

Cache pots, decorative indoor pots, terrarium supplies

Calvert's Plant Interiors - Crystal shelf in showroom

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Meinders Garden - gardens - Updated October 2026

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