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Interesting plants,
grown in small batches.

Here’s what we’re growing and planning. Because this is a tiny nursery, varieties and quantities change with each batch.

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Small-batch starts

Tomatoes

Heirloom slicers, sauce tomatoes, and wildly productive cherries for Florida gardens.

VarietyNotesForecastReady
Cherokee PurpleHeirloom72 daysA famous smoky-sweet “black” beefsteak.About 11Sep 13–20
Black Prince70 daysDeep mahogany Russian heirloom with rich flavor.About 11Sep 13–20
Striped GermanHeirloom78 daysBig yellow-and-red marbled slicer.About 11Sep 13–20
Dr. Wyche’s Yellow78 daysMeaty golden beefsteak with a full, sweet flavor.About 7Sep 13–20
GlacierEarly55 daysAn extra-early producer for a quick first harvest.About 7Sep 13–20
Amalfi F168 daysItalian San Marzano-type tomato made for sauce.About 7Sep 13–20
Everglades Cherry TomatoFlorida favoriteFlorida’s beloved wild cherry tomato; tiny, tasty, and heat loving.About 15Sep 13–20
Black CherryDusky, sweet cherry tomatoes in heavy clusters.About 3Sep 13–20
CoyoteWild pale-yellow currant cherry that grows with abandon.About 3Sep 18–25
Tropical SunsetRed, orange, and yellow-streaked cherry with complex sweetness.About 3Sep 18–25
Yellow PearClassic pear-shaped yellow cherry; mild and sweet.About 3Sep 18–25
Garden PeachConversation starterFuzzy, peach-blushed skin and low-acid flavor.About 3Sep 18–25
Apple Yellow62 daysGolden teardrop cherry with huge yields.About 3Sep 18–25
Cherry Bomb64 daysLarge red cherry with good crack resistance.About 3Sep 18–25
Harvest Moon75 daysA sunny golden-orange slicer.About 3Sep 18–25
Black Angel65 daysDark mahogany cherry with a rich, smoky bite.About 3Sep 18–25
Sweetie CherrySuper-sweet red cherries in heavy clusters all season.About 11Sep 18–25
San MarzanoThe classic Italian paste tomato for sauce and preserving.About 7Sep 18–25

Small-batch starts

Peppers

From aromatic no-heat seasoning peppers to genuinely serious heat.

VarietyNotesForecastReady
Sugar Rush StripedRare varietySweet, fruity, candy-striped pods with a lively kick.About 15Sep 27–Oct 11
Aji DulceMildThe tropical aroma of a habanero without the serious heat.About 11Sep 27–Oct 11
HabaneroHotClassic fruity flavor followed by serious heat.About 15Sep 27–Oct 11
Mad HatterMildPlayful hat-shaped fruit; sweet with a whisper of heat.About 7Sep 27–Oct 11
Trinidad PerfumeMildFragrant Caribbean seasoning pepper with very little heat.About 15Sep 27–Oct 11
PadrónThe Spanish tapas pepper—most mild, with the occasional surprise.About 3Sep 27–Oct 11
Bhut Jolokia (Ghost)SuperhotThe famous Ghost Pepper, measuring over 1,000,000 Scoville units.About 15Sep 27–Oct 11
Black Magic JalapeñoStriking jet-black fruit that ripens to a deep red.About 3Sep 27–Oct 11

Small-batch starts

Herbs & more

Kitchen herbs, Florida-friendly vegetables, seasonal starts, and larger plants.

VarietyNotesForecastReady
Thai BasilAromatic, spicy-sweet basil for curries, noodles, and tea.About 3Sep 6–13
Lacinato KaleCool seasonTender “dinosaur” kale for the cooler growing season.About 11Sep 6–13
Bright Lights / Rainbow ChardCool seasonColorful stems and generous, tender leaves.About 19Sep 6–19
Seminole PumpkinFlorida favoriteFlorida’s resilient native heirloom squash.About 7Sep 6–13
Mexican Mint MarigoldAlso called Texas tarragon; sweet anise flavor and golden blooms.Rooting nowmid-September
Mojito MintA bright, fragrant mint selected for the classic Cuban drink.Rooting nowmid-September
Greek OreganoA strongly flavored perennial herb for sunny beds and pots.Rooting nowmid-September
RosemaryA sun-loving evergreen herb for the kitchen and pollinators.Rooting nowmid-September
Purple BasilDeep purple, fragrant leaves for the kitchen and garden.Rooting nowmid-September
Holy BasilA fragrant, warm-weather basil traditionally brewed as tulsi tea.About 1mid-September
Long Purple EggplantSlender purple fruit with tender flesh.About 7Oct 3–17
CilantroA cool-season Florida herb for October planting.About 7Sep 18–25
Hydroponic SeedlingsClean starts for hydroponic towers and home systems.SeasonalTo be announced
One-gallon PlantsSelected varieties grown on into larger, established plants.SeasonalTo be announced

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