
The reason people drive out to 72nd. Ripe, heavy, and still warm from the field.
$5.00/ basket

210 72nd Ave SE · Norman, OK
Teresa Mize still picks the rows on a forty-year family farm. Tomatoes, beans, squash, plants, and whatever came out of the oven.
On the table
From Teresa’s Facebook: green beans, a little okra, squash, zucchini, and cucumbers. Tomatoes when the vines allow.

The reason people drive out to 72nd. Ripe, heavy, and still warm from the field.
$5.00/ basket

Red and gold mix. Eat them out of the pint on the way home.
$4.00/ pint

Crisp, thin-skinned, picked the morning of. Three dollars, as posted.
$3.00/ each

Snappy beans. Teresa has been listing them on Facebook all week.
$4.00/ quart

A little left, she said. Grab it if you fry or pickle.
$4.00/ pint

Crookneck, tender, the kind you sauté with a little onion.
$3.00/ 3-count

Dark green, not baseball-bat size. Still on the table this week.
$3.00/ 3-count

Forty years on this ground
She and her husband took over the farm in 2004 and raised four children here. After he died in 2021 she kept planting anyway — half the labor, all of the dirt. Norman still knows the stall.

Farm stand on 72nd, Norman Farm Market at The Well on Saturdays, and some Saturdays in Moore. Hours move with the harvest — call before you drive.
Map, hours, markets
House plants, tomato and pepper starts, bedding flowers, banana bread and cookies when the oven has been on. Message her for what’s left.
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