Warm-climate favorites
Tropical, Caribbean, Southeast Asian, and Florida heirloom varieties earn extra attention.
Adapted choices · Florida gardens
Seedlings that make sense for Florida.
No plant is effortless, but thoughtful variety choice and planting time can make a Florida garden far more rewarding.
Local season in mind
Availability is planned around fall, winter, spring, and heat-tolerant summer choices.
Honest growing notes
We explain where a plant fits instead of labeling every choice “heat proof.”
Inventory forecast · updated August 23, 2026
What we’re growing
Forecasts are conservative estimates, not reservations. Use the pre-order form to tell us what you want, and we’ll follow up about actual availability.
Tomatoes
| Variety | What makes it interesting | Forecast | Ready |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everglades Cherry Tomato | Florida’s beloved wild cherry tomato; tiny, tasty, and heat loving. | About 15 | Sep 13–20 |
Peppers
| Variety | What makes it interesting | Forecast | Ready |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aji Dulce | The tropical aroma of a habanero without the serious heat. | About 11 | Sep 27–Oct 11 |
| Trinidad Perfume | Fragrant Caribbean seasoning pepper with very little heat. | About 15 | Sep 27–Oct 11 |
Herbs & more
| Variety | What makes it interesting | Forecast | Ready |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thai Basil | Aromatic, spicy-sweet basil for curries, noodles, and tea. | About 3 | Sep 6–13 |
| Seminole Pumpkin | Florida’s resilient native heirloom squash. | About 7 | Sep 6–13 |
| Holy Basil | A fragrant, warm-weather basil traditionally brewed as tulsi tea. | About 1 | mid-September |
| Long Purple Eggplant | Slender purple fruit with tender flesh. | About 7 | Oct 3–17 |
A Clearwater note
Adapted variety plus the right window.
A Florida-friendly plant can still struggle when planted at the wrong time. Variety, sun, water, soil, airflow, and seasonal timing all work together.
Small batches · local pickup
See something you want?
Send a pre-order request, then we’ll confirm availability and pickup details.