Made for historic 73118 porches
Deep 1920s porches read best with height: a straw bale at the corner, corn stalks against the column and heirlooms stepping down. We keep the walking path clear on narrow historic steps.
Oklahoma City · 73118
73118 is historic-porch country: Crown Heights and Edgemere Park's 1920s stoops, the Paseo Arts District's stucco entries and the shops along Western Avenue. Steps are narrower and porches are deeper than in the newer parts of the metro, so we build up rather than out — layered heirlooms, a bale for height and mums framing the door.
If you live near any of these, you're inside the ZIP and delivery is included.
Edgemere Park
The homes ringing Edgemere Park have broad front steps that take a layered display beautifully, and they are one continuous stop for our crew.
Paseo Arts District
Paseo's stucco arches and tight entries suit Starter Porch or a custom Build Your Own mix in white and neutral tones.
Western Avenue district
Storefronts and offices along Western Ave book our commercial-scale displays for their entries and sidewalk planters.
Crown Heights & NW 42nd
Crown Heights' brick porches off NW 42nd and Shartel are where our All-White & Neutral collection gets requested most.
Deep 1920s porches read best with height: a straw bale at the corner, corn stalks against the column and heirlooms stepping down. We keep the walking path clear on narrow historic steps.
Crown Heights and Paseo entries often lean modern, so our All-White & Neutral collection — Lumina and Jarrahdale pumpkins with cream mums — is the most requested look in 73118.
73118 sits in the middle of our route, so delivery is included in the package price with no travel charge added.
Six Thursday–Saturday windows between October 1 and November 7. Windows close two days before they open, and each one has limited crew capacity.



Outside these ZIPs? Request Porch Punkins in your area.