Much of the produce in grocery stores has been sitting in the store's back room, on trucks, or in wholesale warehouses for weeks to months!  Grocery Store tomatoes(even so called vine ripened) are picked green so they are firm and pack well and then dosed with ethylene gas to mimic ripe fruit flavors.  The only way to know what a tomato(or cucumber, potato, strawberry, or watermelon) really tastes like, is to grow it!

Okra is just a hibiscus.  Ornamental peppers are just chili peppers. Thyme makes the best ground cover.  Blueberries have amazing fall color.  Parsley adds great texture to mixed pots.  I'm not even going to mention swiss chard!  The list goes on!  Adding fruits and vegetables to your existing gardens saves labor and looks great!

Tomatoes - 3.00 unless marked differently

Borage(DO NOT EAT!  Grow only as a companion plant to strawberries, cabbages, and tomatoes)  - 30

Brad's Atomic Grape - 18
Beefsteak - 14
Beefsteak Pink - 6
Carbon - 15
* 444 * - 1
La Roma III - 4
Little Bing - 12
Mortgage Lifter - 36
Osage Hat - 16
San Marzano - 13
Soldacki - 14
* Sun Gold * - 1
* Super Souix * - 21

Local and Organically Grown Herbs - 3.00 unless marked differently

Basil
   Akoko Mesa - 15
   Mrs. Berns Lemon - 20  
   Sweet - 15
   Tulsi/Holy Basil - 13

Bay Laurel (3 Gallon, 24.99) - 2

Calendula - 11

Caraway - 14

Chamomile - 6

Cilantro - 9

Fennel - 32

Feverfew - 29

Lavender
   Munstead - 15
   Provence - 26

Lemon Balm - 16

Mexican Mint Marigold - 15

Mint
  Spearmint - 14

Nasturtiums - 2

Oregano
   Za'atar - 15

Parsley - 14

Rosemary
   Barbecue - 21

Sage
   Berggerten - 55
   Purple - 32

Salad Burnett - 4

Swiss Chard - 10
     1.99 - 4"

Thyme
   Lemon - 4

Fruits and Veggies

Asparagus, Millenium- 18
   3.00 - 4.5"

Blackberry, Quachita - 2
   9.00 - 2 gallon

Citrus
Variegated Kumquat - 2
  29.99 - 8"

Cucumber
   Marketer - 24
     3.00 - 4.5"
   Parisian Gherkin - 13
     3.00 - 4.5"

Eggplant
   Patio Baby - 15
     3.00 - 4.5"
   Millionaire - 13
     3.00 - 4.5"

Elderbery - 15
   9.00 - 2 gallon

Garbanzo Beans, Black - 4
   3.00 - 4.5"

Grape, Mars - 5
   15.00 - 2 gallon

Melon
   Faerie Watermelon - 10
     3.00 - 4.5"
   Orange Silver Cantaloupe - 7
     3.00 - 4.5"

Okra, Clemson Spineless - 12
   3.00 - 4.5"

Squash
   Nimba - 2
     3.00 - 4.5"
   Straight Neck - 4
     3.00 - 4.5"
   Tromboncino(Summer and Winter Squash, Impervious to vine borers) - 11
     3.00 - 4.5"
   Zucchini Grey - 5
     3.00 - 4.5"

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Gardening is an easy way to get anybody outside!  Having children help plant edible plants can help improve self confidence, it's great exercise, and children are more likely to eat something they grew  themselves!  It also helps solidify math and science skills being taught in school.
http://www.pbs.org/parents/expert-tips-advice/2016/03/gardening-kids-affects-childs-brain-body-soul/

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Other Edibles, Please Contact us for Prices

Coffea arabica // Yes, that coffee!

Cacao // Yes, grow your own chocolate!

https://www.southernliving.com/home-garden/reasons-to-grow-your-own-vegetables
Butterfield, Bruce. ''Impact of Home and Community Gardening In America.'' The National Gardening Association (2009): 1-17. Accessed April 2009. http://www.gardenresearch.com.
http://www.plangarden.com/app/vegetable_value/

Delivery Fee Rates

Do you live in the Oklahoma City Metro Area?  We are able to make local deliveries.  If you see something you like, we can either bring it with us to the farmer's market or deliver it for a small fee.

Edmond, Oklahoma North of I-40, Bethany, Warr Acres, Nichols Hills, and The Village - $5
Piedmont, Yukon, Mustang, Moore, Dell City, Midwest City, OKC south of I-40 - $10
Tuttle, Norman, Choctaw, Harrah, Jones, Luther, and Guthrie - $15
Further out on a case by case basis

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