Peppers - 1.99 - 2.99

Hot
Fish Pepper Heirloom
A pre-1947 African American heirloom used in fish & shellfish cookery. Fruit color from green, orange, brown, white & red. Spicy hot. Attractive variegated foliage great for edible landscaping. Plant 18”-24” apart. 8-12 hours of sun. 
Hananero

Jalapeno - Mucho Nacho

Sandia Hybrid
Hot, pungent 6 – 7” fruits, medium thick flesh. Green ripening to red. Excellent for fresh eating, roasting & drying. 70-90 days. Plant 18”-24” apart. 8-12 hours of sun.
Serrano

Trinidad Scorpion (Moruga)
Hot, lantern-shaped. 100 days. Plant 18”-24” apart. 8-12 hours of sun.

Sweet
Candy Cane Red Hybrid 
Sweet, green with white strips ripening to red. Ripe: 40-45 days green; 60-65 days for red. Plant 18”-24” apart. 8-12 hours of sun.

​Gypsy Hybrid
Green to orange-red, sweet Italian pepper. 62 days. Plant 18”-24” apart. 8-12 hours of sun.

Giant Marconi

Ozark Giant
Colossal long bell pepper. Thick flesh ripens to red. Plant 18” apart. 8-12 hours of sun.

Pimiento

Sweet Banana

Tomatoes - 1.99 to 2.99

Black Cherry

Early Girl
Indeterminate hybrid. Early and good producer. Good flavor. 6-8 oz fruit. 50 days. Space 36” apart; full sun (at least 6-8 hours)

Mexico Midget
Indeterminate heirloom. Tiny tomato, tasty, very productive. Great in salads. 60-75 days, Space 24” apart; full sun (at least 6-8 hours

Principe Borghese
Indeterminate heirloom. Traditional variety for sun-dried or oven-roasted. Small, plum-shaped, borne in clusters. 75 days. Space 24” apart; full sun (at least 6-8 hours)

Park's Whopper

Stupice
Indeterminate heirloom. From Czechoslovakia. Produces early, cold tolerant. Flavorful 2 ½” fruits. 52 days. Space 24” apart; full sun (at least 6-8 hours)

Super Sweet 100 - Cherry

Sweetie
Indeterminate heirloom. Large cherry tomato. Low-acidity, sweet tomato flavor. 65 days. Space 24” apart; full sun (at least 6-8 hours)

Wild Boar Mint Julep
Indeterminate heirloom. Plum/pear shaped, 1-1/2 oz. fruits, sweeter & less tart than other green varieties. Extremely high yields. 75 days. Space 24” apart; full sun (at least 6-8 hours)

Wisconsin 55
Indeterminate heirloom. Mid-sized slicer. Vigorous plants are tolerant to Early Blight and Leaf Spot. Crack & Blossom End-Rot resistant. 75 days. Space 24” apart; full sun (at least 6-8 hours)

BHN 444 Hybrid
Large, determinate. Ripe fruit holds well after picking. Resistant to Spotted Wilt Virus and other diseases. 75 days. Space 24” apart; full sun (at least 6-8 hours)

Cuore Di Bue – (Ox Heart)
Indeterminate heirloom. Italian tomato, dense with few seeds. Good for sauces, roasting and fresh. 70-85 days. Space 24” apart; full sun (at least 6-8 hours)

Herbs - 1.99 to 3.99, some up to 29.99

Basil
    African Blue
    Cardinal

German Chamomile

Dill
     Bouquet

Bronze Fennel

Lavender
    Munstead
    Goodwin Creek

Lemon Balm

Marjoram

Compact Oregano


Parsley

Rosemary:
   4.5” Pot
     BBQ Rosemary
     Prostrate Rosemary
     Salem
   2 Gallon  29.99
     Arp
     Goriza
     Hardy Hill 
     Salem
     Tuscan Blue  

Sage
     Berggatten
     Purple
     Tricolor

Mint
     Spearmint

Tarragon

Thyme
     English
     Lemon

Other Edibles, Please Contact us for Prices

Asparagus

Arugula

Bean - Garbanzo(Chickpea)

Coffea arabica // Yes, that coffee!

Dwarf Moringa (Moringa oleifera)
Leaves, seeds, young seed pods and roots are edible. High in protein, vitamins and minerals. 

Okra

Red Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa)
Use the flower calyces to making teas, sauces and jellies. Leaves can be cooked as greens or eaten raw. Seeds, reported to be high in protein,  can be roasted, ground and used to make “coffee” or added to soups, salads, etc.

Swiss Chard (Bright Lights)

Tong Ho – Big Leaf (Chrysanthemum coronarium)
Chop Suey greens. Large leaves & edible flowers

Strawberries

Cacao // Yes, grow your own chocolate!

Citrus
     Meyer Lemon
     Persian Limes

Fig (Brown Turkey)

Granny Smith Apple

Pear
     Keiffer     
     Shinseiki Pear
Nectarine
     Flavor Top

Miracle Fruit