Green Country Permaculture is an ecological consultancy in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We work with property owners and organizations to design and implement ecological solutions on the farm, in the garden and in the classroom.

Site Consultations/Design

GCP helps property owners and buyers assess existing features, assets, and potential challenges of a given site and overlay them with a client’s property goals. Whether purchasing a new property or trying to move forward with projects, our insights and design work will help you make more informed decisions for better outcomes.

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Water Harvesting

GCP specializes in designing and implementing rainwater harvesting systems from urban to farm scale. Rainwater can be captured and stored in collection tanks/cisterns as well as swales, ponds, and rain gardens. This way of managing storm water can solve erosion issues while also increasing beneficial water potential.

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Planting and Bare Root Trees Tulsa Order

GCP can help match edible and ecological plants to your site conditions and goals. Whether you want help planting a food forest, constructing a pollinator meadow or just wanting to get in on our bare root Permaculture plants order, we can help. Make sure to place your order for plants ASAP.

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Soil Testing and Consulting

Soil is so much more than N-P-K. GCP/Ground Stewards specialize in complete organic soil consulting. We offer soil testing services and analysis as well as long term soil management plans to promote biology, balanced soil minerals, and weed management.

Training and Learning Opportunities

Farmers are aging out while the barriers to entry into farming are higher than ever. GCP in collaboration with Green Core Network is offering farmer incubator opportunities for 2024. We have graduated 5 farmer incubator cohorts since 2018

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Educational Consulting

Students have so much to gain from exposure to the natural world. GCP works with public/private schools, universities and the USDA to bring food production and ecology to the classroom and school yard.

                                                               “All the world's problems can be solved in a garden.”