Welcome to our Plant Library! This is a new feature on our website to showcase the vast selection of plants that we carry across different seasons. We are continuously adding products, so if you are looking for a specific plant not listed below, we encourage you to call or visit to see if we have it in stock!
These upright petunias typically have 3.5″ blooms, and are known for their holding ability under hot, humid and rainy conditions. Excellent for packs, pots and larger containers with continuous blooms throughout the season.
Height: 10 – 14″
Width: 10 – 14″
Light: Full Sun
See Below for Upright Petunia Color Options:
A great choice for season long color in a mass planting. Does best in full sun and will continue to bloom throughout the summer.
Height: 6 – 8″
Width: 6 – 8″
Light: Full Sun
See Below for Marigold Color Options:
We grow Snapdragons from the “Snaptini” Series. They are classic snapdragons on a compact plant with very strong stems. The short stature makes it ideal for window boxes and the front of mixed containers and garden beds. Excellent garden performance with consistent blooms all season long; attracts bees. Generally considered deer resistant.
Height: 6 – 8″
Width: 6 – 8″
Light: Full Sun to Part Sun
See Below for Snapdragon Color Options:
Plants are both heat and drought tolerant, making them ideal for everything from borders, edges, containers, and rock gardens to mass plantings. The Pacifica series is uniform, floriferous and exhibits superior stress tolerance. Known to do well in the heat of the summer and deer resistant!
Height: 6-8″
Width: 10-14″
Light: Full Sun
See Below for Vinca Color Options:
The feathery appearance of plumed celosia varieties offers an unusual and excellent texture to garden settings. This compact variety has numerous branches, each with a strong flower plume, as well as secondary blooms, which give a long show of color in the garden.
Not only does Celosia have exceptional heat tolerance but also stuns with its early flowers that won’t fade. Whether you decide to grow this in beds or in containers you will have a great show of color all season long. Generally considered deer resistant.
Height: 16- 18 inches
Width: 10 – 12 inches
Light: Full Shade to Partial Sun
See Below for Celosia Color Options:
For years impatiens have been known as a bedding plant staple, offering the most color impact for shady areas. The plant habit and flower power of impatiens is so pleasing and versatile; they are often mass planted in garden beds and landscapes for a shot of color.
They are also a frequent choice for shady window boxes, hanging baskets, and combination planters. In recent seasons, Downy Mildew has become an issue in many areas. We grow the Beacon® series, which are Downy Mildew Resistant Impatiens!
Height: 10 – 12″
Width: 12 – 14″
Light: Full Shade to Part Shade
See Below for Impatien Color Options:
Bright, vivid foliage makes this mix ideal for landscaping in shaded beds and for use in mixed containers in the shade. Slow to flower so plants last a long time.
Height: 12 – 14 inches
Width: 10 – 12 inches
Light: Full Shade to Partial Sun
Compact, mid-sized foliage plant with upright habit is ideal for mixed containers, planters, baskets and landscapes. Easy-care plants are late flowering, extending their landscape value. Coleus plants are known for thriving in shaded areas. Generally known to be deer resistant.
Height: 12 – 14 inches
Width: 10 – 14 inches
Light: Full Shade to Partial Sun
This flower has dense spikes and dark green foliage that holds the color all season. It is very heat tolerant, and does best in full sun. Comes in many colors, please see below for photos.
Height: 10 – 12 inches
Width: 8 – 12 inches
Light: Full Sun
Salvia Color Options (Vista Red, Purple, Mix and White)
Happy Hour Mix Portulaca is a mix of Banana, Coconut, Deep Red, Fuchsia, Lemon, Orange, Peppermint, and Rosita blooms.
The Happy Hour portulaca series that has been bred for well-branched mounded plants that are less prone to breakage, flower uniformly and require shorter days than other portulaca series. The fuller plant habit with a vivid flower color range creates eye-appeal and performs admirably in hot, full sun garden conditions.
Height: 8 – 10 inches
Width: 10 – 12 inches
Light: Full Sun
Showy, finely lobed silvery-white foliage on uniform plants. Excellent for bedding as an accent plant.
Height: 10 – 12 inches
Width: 10 – 12 inches
Light: Full Sun to Partial Sun
Aloha Blue Ageratum has masses of flowers that cover the well branched plants. Blooms all season and requires direct sunlight.
Height: 6 – 8 inches
Width: 6 – 8 inches
Light: Full Sun
Alyssum seed produces dense creamy-white flower clusters that grow in mounds. Due to their short height, these flowers work well as ground cover, edging borders or an added attraction to a rock garden.
Height: 6 – 12 inches
Width: 12 – 24 inches
Light: Full Sun
Show-stopping 2–3′ blooms rise above glossy foliage on upright, arching plants, perfect for landscapes, containers, or hanging baskets. Thrives in any climate and stands up to rain and heat. See below for the different green leaf and bronze leaf Begonia colors we carry!
Height: 6-12″
Width: 12-18″
Light: Full Shade to Full Sun
See Below for Begonia Color Options:
These Tomatillos produce small, golf-ball-sized fruits with a bright, tart citrus flavor that softens and sweetens when cooked—perfect for salsas, soups, and stews. Native to Central America, they’re rich in vitamins A, C, and dietary fiber. Fruits are ready to harvest when the husks split, and they store well in the fridge or freezer. Easy to grow in well-drained soil, they thrive with staking or a trellis, watering at the base, and at least two plants for pollination. They can be grown in the ground or in a large container and are considered disease-resistant.
Height: 3-4 ft
Width: 24-36″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 1-2 oz.
The Brandywine heirloom tomato is a garden favorite, producing large, 1.5-pound beefsteak fruits in stunning pink-to-yellow-orange hues. With sweet, rich, and slightly spicy flavor, they’re perfect for slicing, salads, or canning. This indeterminate variety thrives in slightly acidic soil with staking or trellis support and grows beautifully in the ground or large containers. Potato-leaved plants do best with watering at the soil, and companion plants like basil, marigolds, garlic, oregano, and peppers help keep your garden healthy. Harvest when fully colored and just slightly soft for peak flavor.
Height: 6-9 ft
Width: 18″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 1.5 lbs.
This heirloom Yellow Pear tomato produces small, pear-shaped fruits (1.5–2 inches) with a gentle, sweet flavor and low acidity, perfect for snacking or fresh salads. Easy to grow, it benefits from staking to keep fruits off the ground and light pruning to encourage healthy airflow. Companion plants like basil, marigolds, carrots, peppers, and nasturtiums help deter pests naturally, while compost boosts soil fertility. Best grown from spring through fall, it thrives in the garden or in containers, with a larger pot recommended to give roots room and maintain consistent moisture.
Height: 5-8 ft
Width: 12-36″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 1 oz.
Grape tomatoes are small, oval fruits about 1–2 inches long with a sweet, mild flavor and firm, meaty texture—perfect for snacking, salads, or cooking. They’re rich in vitamins A and C, antioxidants, and fiber. These indeterminate plants produce high yields in large clusters with good leaf cover. Grow in well-drained soil with consistent watering, and support with cages, stakes, or a trellis. Prune suckers regularly to improve plant health and fruit development.
Height: 3-6 ft
Width: 24-36″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 1 oz.
Supersweet Cherry tomatoes are tiny, intensely sweet “vine candy,” perfect for snacking, salads, or fresh eating. Each one-inch, one-ounce fruit grows in abundant, grape-like clusters and is packed with vitamins C and K, potassium, and folate. For best results, plant in full sun, support with a trellis, cage, or stake, and lightly prune to keep plants healthy and productive.
Height: 4-8 ft
Width: 24-36″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 1 oz.
Supersteak tomatoes yield large, smooth fruits weighing 1–2 pounds, with juicy flesh and a sweet, satisfying flavor. Ready to harvest about 80 days after planting, they produce from midsummer through early fall. Crack-resistant and sun-loving, these plants thrive in well-drained, evenly moist soil, whether grown in the ground or in large containers. Mulching helps retain moisture, and fertilizing every 1–2 months supports strong growth. Companion plants like marigolds, basil, garlic, or asparagus can boost soil health and naturally deter pests.
Height: 3-4 ft
Width: 24-36″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 16 – 32 oz.
Supersonic tomatoes yield bright red, 7–12 ounce oblate fruits with a sweet, slightly tangy flavor—perfect for salads, sandwiches, or fresh snacking. Ready in 79–85 days, these sturdy plants thrive in full sun and well-drained soil, and do best with stakes or cages for support. Fertilize at planting and monthly, prune regularly for strong growth, and plant companions like oregano, chives, thyme, or peppers to boost health and naturally deter pests. Ideal for both garden beds and large containers.
Height: 4-6 ft
Width: 24-36″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 7 – 12 oz.
Early Girl is a fast-growing, high-yield tomato producing 4–6 ounce, tennis ball-sized fruits with juicy, slightly tangy flavor—perfect for fresh eating or cooking. These hardy, low-maintenance plants keep producing until the first frost and thrive in garden beds or large containers. Resistant to common tomato diseases, they do best with staking or cages, light pruning to improve airflow, and fertilization at planting and when fruit appears.
Height: 2 1/2 -3 ft
Width: 24-36″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 4 – 6 oz.
Carolina Gold is a determinate tomato variety that yields large, vibrant yellow-gold fruits weighing 8–12 ounces, known for their sweet, low-acid flavor—perfect for fresh eating, slicing, or making sauces. Their smooth, firm skin makes them easy to handle and cook with. These productive, disease-resistant plants tend to ripen evenly over a compact harvest period. For best results, provide staking or support as they grow. Carolina Gold can be planted in the ground or grown successfully in containers.
Height: 4-6 ft
Width: 24″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 8 – 12 oz.
Beets are a nutritious, cold-tolerant crop grown for both their sweet roots and edible greens. The roots range from round to elongated with deep red-purple flesh, while the leaves feature bright red stems. They grow best in loose, well-drained soil and offer resistance to cercospora leaf spot. Harvest when roots reach 1–2 inches across. Check for firmness, loosen the soil, and lift carefully, trimming the tops while leaving about an inch of stem attached.
Height: 1 – 3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 12 – 18″
Kale (Brassica oleracea var. acephala) is a cold-hardy, loose-leaf green with blue-green, elongated leaves that grow in a rosette form. It can be enjoyed fresh or cooked and thrives in full sun to part shade with fertile, well-draining soil. Harvest continuously by picking the largest leaves first, cutting at the base while leaving the center intact. For the best flavor, harvest after a light frost, which naturally sweetens the leaves.
Height: 1 – 2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18 – 24″
Spaghetti squash (Cucurbita pepo) produces oval fruits about 8–10 inches long with a hard rind that ripens to golden yellow. When cooked, the flesh separates into spaghetti-like strands with a mild, slightly sweet flavor. Vigorous vines sprawl on the ground or climb a trellis and grow best in well-drained soil. Harvest when the vine dies back, the stem turns brown, and the underside changes from white to orange. Cut from the vine, leaving a short stem attached.
Height: 2 – 3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 36 – 48″
Butternut squash (Cucurbita moschata) is a sweet, nutty squash with smooth tan skin and bright orange flesh. The medium to large, oblong fruits are versatile and great for roasting, soups, and other dishes. Harvest when the skin turns tan-beige, feels hard, with a dry, and woody stem. Cut from the vine with shears, leaving about an inch of stem attached.
Height: 3 – 5 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 36 – 48″
Bush beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) are compact, bushy annual legumes that produce firm, crisp pods perfect for fresh eating or canning. As nitrogen-fixing plants, they help enrich the soil and support the growth of nearby crops. Plant away from onions or garlic to avoid interference, consider companion planting with beets, broccoli, cucumbers, or celery for optimal growth, and productivity. Harvest pods when they’re firm and crisp for the best flavor and texture.
Height: 2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 2 – 4″
Lima beans (Phaseolus lunatus) produce wide, slightly curved pods with seeds arranged in a single row. They can be harvested at different stages depending on how you plan to use them. Pick fresh beans when pods are plump, bright green, and tender. For shelling lima beans, harvest fully sized pods with seeds that are firm yet still soft enough to snap. For dry beans, leave pods on the vine until they turn tan and dry completely for long-term storage. Harvesting in the morning helps preserve flavor, texture, and firmness.
Height: 1 – 2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 6 – 8″
Yellow squash is a tender, edible summer squash in the Cucurbitaceae family, with bright yellow skin, and a mild, versatile flavor. It can be enjoyed raw or cooked and produces large, trumpet-shaped flowers that are essential for pollination. Harvest yellow squash when fruits are 6–8 inches long and firm yet tender. A helpful tip: when the female flowers close, the fruit is usually ready to pick. Use a sharp knife or shears to cut, leaving a small portion of the stem attached to keep the squash fresh longer.
Height: 1 – 3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18 – 24″
Pumpkins are sprawling annual vines in the gourd family, producing large, flavorful fruits. They thrive in rich soil with consistent watering at the base and benefit from ample space and regular fertilization. Pruning lower leaves and side shoots directs energy to the main vines. Monitor for pests, harvest when fruits are deep in color with a hard rind, cutting with a sharp knife, and leaving a few inches of stem.
Height: 1 – 2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 5 – 6 ft
Acorn squash is a small, round, ribbed vegetable with thick, deep green skin, and a mild, slightly nutty flavor, ideal for roasting or stuffing. For healthy growth, plant in well-draining soil with good air circulation to prevent disease. Harvest when the rind hardens, cutting the squash from the vine with a short stem attached. Companion planting with corn and beans can boost yield, and adding flowers nearby helps attract bees for effective pollination.
Height: 1-3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 36 – 48″
Celery is a crisp, flavorful vegetable that thrives in fertile, well-drained soil rich in organic matter like compost. Consistent watering is key to keeping stalks tender and preventing bitterness. Stalks are typically ready to harvest when they reach about 12 inches tall. Celery grows well in inground gardens, where moisture and nutrients are more stable, but it can also be successfully grown in containers, which may help reduce pest issues.
Height: 1 1/2-2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 8 – 10″
Zucchini is a fast-growing annual in the Cucurbitaceae family, known for its large leaves, bushy growth, and high yields that can continue until the first frost. Both the fruits and the blossoms are edible, making it a versatile garden favorite. For best flavor and texture, harvest zucchini when they reach 6–8 inches long. Grow in well-draining soil and water at the base of the plant. Zucchini is also a nutritious choice, providing vitamins A and C along with beneficial fiber.
Height: 1-3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 24 – 36″
Cantaloupes, also known as muskmelons, are sprawling, hairy vines with large leaves that shade the soil, and help retain moisture. Mulching with black plastic warms the soil, encouraging sweet, juicy fruit. Fruits develop 3–6 weeks after flowering and are ready to harvest when the rind changes from green to light tan or yellow and feels slightly soft. These melons produce vibrant orange flesh with a naturally sweet flavor.
Height: 1 -2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 8 – 10″
Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) is a warm-season annual in the Malvaceae family grown for its tender pods, often used in soups, stews, and savory dishes. Plants grow upright with sturdy stems and broad, heart-shaped leaves. Pods develop a few days after flowering and are best harvested at 2–4 inches long when bright green and slightly pliable. Frequent picking encourages continued production, and staking or cages can provide extra support.
Height: 4-6 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 12 – 24″
Slicing cucumbers produce smooth, dark green fruits about 6–9 inches long, perfect for salads, dips, and other fresh dishes. Harvest when firm and pick regularly to encourage continued growth. They grow well in garden beds or containers and benefit from trellis support. Plant in well-draining soil and keep moisture consistent with regular watering.
Height: 6-8 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 24 – 36″
Pickling cucumbers produce dark green, thin-skinned fruits with a bumpy texture, typically 3–6 inches long. Harvest when firm for the best flavor and crunch. Their size and texture make them ideal for pickling and preserving, though they’re just as tasty fresh. These resilient plants grow well in garden beds or containers and benefit from trellis support. They also offer strong tolerance to many common cucumber diseases.
Height: 6-8 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 24 – 36″
White Bell peppers are a garden favorite for their sweet flavor and crisp bite. Easy to grow and highly versatile, they’re delicious fresh, sautéed, roasted, or even baked into your favorite recipes. Packed with vitamin C, fiber, magnesium, and antioxidants, they offer both great taste and wholesome nutrition. Staking or a light trellis keeps plants upright and encourages strong fruiting. For added garden support, companion planting with marigolds, nasturtiums, onions, chives, or cilantro can enrich the soil and naturally deter pests.
Height: 1 1/2 – 3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18 – 24″
Hamik Sweet Orange peppers are mini, seedless, cone-shaped fruits with crisp, juicy sweetness. They ripen from light green to bright orange and are perfect for fresh eating, cooking, canning, or pickling. These compact, sturdy plants stay low-growing and thrive in well-draining soil. Water at the base and prune lightly to maintain airflow and prevent overcrowding.
Height: 2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 12 – 24″
Poblano peppers are mild, dark green chilies from the Puebla region of Mexico, where they get their name. Heart-shaped and about 4 inches long, they offer a gentle spice of 1,000–2,000 Scoville Heat Units and feature thick, glossy skin. These upright, bushy, self-pollinating plants are low-maintenance and thrive in well-drained soil. Mulching helps retain moisture and regulate soil temperature, while proper spacing and watering prevent common issues. Companion planting with marigolds and garlic can naturally deter pests, keeping your plants healthy and productive.
Height: 2 – 3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18″
Mad Hatter peppers are bright red, hat-shaped hybrid chilies with a sweet, floral flavor and mild heat of 500–1,000 Scoville Heat Units. Packed with vitamin C and antioxidants, they add both color and gentle spice to any dish. Disease-resistant and hardy, these peppers thrive in full sun, producing healthy, flavorful fruits with consistent care—perfect for gardens or containers.
Height: 2 – 4 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 12 – 24″
Carolina Reaper peppers are one of the hottest peppers in the world, packing an intense 1.5–2.2 million Scoville Heat Units. Upright plants produce striking, deep-red fruits with a distinctive bumpy surface, perfect for daring spice lovers. For best results, grow in fertile, well-draining soil enriched with compost and keep the soil consistently moist. Harvest firm peppers using gloves, either twisting the stem or cutting with scissors for safety.
Height: 3 – 5 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 12 – 24″
Chili peppers are compact plants that produce medium-thick, mildly spicy fruits, reaching up to 8 inches long. Starting bright green and ripening to red, these flavorful peppers are packed with vitamins A and C and add a gentle heat of 2,500–8,000 Scoville units to any dish. To keep plants healthy and productive, mulch to retain moisture and reduce weeds, prune regularly, and top to encourage a bushy structure. Companion planting with basil, marigolds, nasturtiums, or spinach supports growth, improves soil health, and naturally deters pests.
Height: 2 – 4 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 16 – 18″
Jalapeño peppers are medium-sized, smooth-skinned chilies with a classic spicy kick. They thrive in full sun with well-draining, slightly acidic soil and benefit from morning watering. Proper spacing, staking, and removing yellow leaves help keep plants healthy and productive. These adaptable peppers flourish in both garden beds and containers.
Height: 2 – 4 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 12 – 14″
Serrano peppers are bushy, upright plants producing smooth, thin-skinned fruits that ripen from green to red. With 10,000–25,000 Scoville Heat Units, they offer a crisp texture and a bright, spicy flavor, ideal for adding heat to your favorite dishes.
They thrive in both garden beds, containers, and staking helps support the weight of the fruit. Harvest when peppers are firm or fully colored, using scissors or shears for a clean, easy cut.
Height: 1 1/2 – 3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18 – 24″
Alter-Ego peppers are dwarf, medium-heat plants that start light green and ripen to bright red. With 30,000–40,000 Scoville Heat Units, they offer a spicy-sweet kick, making them great for eating or adding color to small gardens and patio containers. These adaptable peppers grow well in various soils, though container plants may need more frequent watering. Pruning encourages bushier growth and larger fruits—trim bottom leaves and pinch extra flowers to focus energy on existing peppers.
Height: 1 1/2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18″
Sweet Banana peppers are mild and sweet, rating 0–500 on the Scoville scale, making them perfect for fresh eating or cooking. The firm, glossy fruits are ready to harvest at 4–6 inches—use pruning shears for a clean cut. Disease-resistant and versatile, Sweet Banana peppers grow well in garden beds or containers with good drainage. Keeping soil moist and pruning dead branches encourages better fruit production, improved sunlight exposure, and healthy air circulation.
Height: 1 1/2 – 2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18 – 24″
Purple Beauty is a compact, heirloom bell pepper that produces crisp, sweet, purple fruits. Its bushy plants work well in both garden beds and containers, making it a versatile choice for any space. These bell-shaped peppers are mild in flavor and packed with vitamin A, vitamin C, antioxidants, and fiber. They thrive in full sun, though light afternoon shade can help in hotter climates. Stakes or cages may be needed if plants become top-heavy during fruiting.
Height: 1 1/2 – 2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18 – 24″
Hungarian Wax peppers are moderately spicy, with a heat level similar to jalapeños. Their smooth, waxy skin gives them their name and adds a bright, attractive look to the garden. Best grown in full sun, these hardy plants produce flavorful peppers perfect for fresh use, pickling, or cooking. Improve growth by mixing compost into the soil to boost drainage and fertility. When planting in the ground, add mulch to help retain moisture and reduce evaporation. For natural pest support, consider companion planting with herbs like basil, cilantro, and oregano, or flowers such as nasturtiums and marigolds.
Height: 2 – 3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18 – 24″
Hot Portugal peppers are moderately hot, upright plants producing dark red fruits with smooth or slightly wrinkled skin. With 5,000–30,000 Scoville Heat Units, they’re perfect for adding spice to fresh dishes or cooked recipes. Grow in rich soil and water at the roots to keep them moist. Harvest when the peppers are firm and deep red, and use stakes to support the plants as they develop.
Height: 2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18″
Habanero peppers are a chili variety known for their small, lantern-shaped fruits and intense heat. Ranging from 100,000 to 350,000 Scoville Heat Units, they’re among the hottest peppers and add bold spice to salsas and other fiery dishes. The fruits deepen in color as they ripen, signaling peak flavor and heat.
These plants thrive in containers or garden beds. Water regularly, and when planting in the ground, apply mulch to help retain warmth and moisture. Light pruning encourages bushier growth and higher yields. For best results, harvest with scissors or garden shears to protect the plant.
Height: 3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18 – 24″
Early Sunsation is a hybrid bell pepper that produces thick-walled, sweet fruits that ripen from dark green to bright yellow. This variety offers dependable performance and resistance to bacterial spot disease.Grow in rich, well-drained soil and stake plants for upright support. Light pruning promotes airflow, while companion planting with basil, onions, radishes, or cilantro can encourage strong yields and help deter pests.
Height: 2 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 12 – 16″
Cubanelle peppers are slender, light green fruits with a mild, slightly sweet flavor. Often called Italian frying peppers, they’re perfect for sautéing, stuffing, or enjoying fresh. With a gentle heat level of 0–1,000 Scoville Heat Units, they’re much milder than jalapeños and ideal for those who prefer just a hint of warmth. For healthy plants and steady production, prune regularly to encourage airflow and strong growth. Companion planting with flowers like zinnias and cosmos can also help deter common garden pests while adding beauty to your space.
Height: 3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 12″
Cayenne peppers grow on upright, bushy plants with slender leaves that form a natural canopy to help shield the fruit. The peppers begin green and mature to bright red or yellow when ready to harvest. With a heat range of 30,000–50,000 Scoville Heat Units, they deliver a bold kick—hotter than jalapeños yet milder than habaneros. For best performance, plant in rich, well-drained soil and provide consistent sunlight. Proper spacing, steady watering, and good airflow support healthy growth and help reduce the risk of pests and disease. Companion herbs such as basil, dill, oregano, rosemary, and catnip can also naturally discourage unwanted insects.
Height: 1 1/2 – 3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18 – 24″
Cherry hot peppers are small, round fruits with a vibrant red color and a mild to moderate kick. Ranging from 2,500 to 5,000 Scoville Heat Units, they offer noticeable heat without overpowering flavor, making them perfect for stuffing, pickling, or adding a bold touch to recipes.
These warm-season plants grow well in both garden beds and containers. For best results, plant in fertile, well-draining soil and provide plenty of sunlight.
Height: 2 – 3 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 18 – 24″
Bell peppers are crisp, thick-fleshed fruits with a mild, refreshing flavor. Available in red, yellow, and green, they’re rich in vitamins A and C and add vibrant color to any meal. These sun-loving annuals thrive in well-draining, nutrient-rich soil. Plant height and vigor are influenced by sunlight, soil quality, and proper pruning. Larger containers encourage stronger growth, while adequate spacing improves sunlight exposure, air circulation, and healthy root development.
Height: 2 – 4 ft
Light: Full Sun
Width: 24 – 48″
Developed by Rutgers in 1934, this heirloom variety produces medium to large fruits (8–12 oz) with a mild flavor, thin skin, and smooth texture. Determinate growth makes it ideal for a single large harvest and container gardening, requiring less support than indeterminate varieties. Pruning can help reduce disease. Perfect for canning and sauces.
Height: 4 – 6 ft
Width: 24 – 36″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 8 – 12 oz.
San Marzano is a classic heirloom Roma tomato, cultivated in the traditional Italian way. It produces 3½–4 inch fruits, ideal for sauces, canning, or fresh cooking. With thick, tender flesh, a sweet, rich flavor, and fewer seeds than most tomatoes, these deep red fruits offer all the iconic Roma taste you expect. Indeterminate and highly productive, they grow best in rich, well-drained soil from late summer to frost, thriving with staking or a trellis, and light pruning helps boost yields. Harvest when the fruit is slightly soft for the best flavor.
Height: 6 – 8 ft
Width: 24 – 36″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 4 – 5 oz.
Big Beef is a high-performing beefsteak hybrid that produces large, juicy fruits weighing 8–12 ounces, with a rich, sweet flavor and excellent disease resistance. These vigorous, fast-growing plants benefit from sturdy cages or staking for support. They can be grown directly in the ground, in raised beds, or in large containers. With proper care, expect your first harvest roughly 60 days after planting, though timing may vary depending on soil and weather conditions.
Height: 6 – 8 ft
Width: 24 inches
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 8 – 12 oz.
Big Boy is a tall, indeterminate hybrid that produces large, meaty fruits with thick walls and a classic sweet-and-tangy tomato flavor. Vines grow throughout the season until frost and benefit from staking or caging for support. This high-yielding hybrid is resistant to cracking, combining the size and flavor of heirlooms with hybrid vigor.
Height: 5-8 ft
Width: 30-48″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 8 – 10 oz.
Beefsteak tomatoes produce very large fruits, often 1 pound or more, with meaty, juicy flesh and thin, soft skin—perfect for slicing and enjoying fresh. Flavor ranges from sweet to tangy, and fruits can be round or ribbed, in shades of red, pink, orange, or deep purple. These indeterminate vines produce fruit continuously through summer until frost. Due to their size and heavy yield, sturdy staking, trellising, or cages are essential.
Height: 4-8 ft
Width: 3- 4 ft
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: Up to 2 lbs.
Roma tomatoes are a widely loved, bush-type variety that produces firm, meaty, plum-shaped fruits—ideal for sauces, pastes, and canning due to their low moisture content and minimal seeds. These plants are naturally resistant to common wilts like Fusarium and Verticillium and thrive in full sun with rich, well-drained soil and consistent watering. For best results, provide support with stakes or cages, fertilize when the first fruits appear to encourage higher yields, mulch to conserve soil moisture, and prune to the main stem plus two or three strong side branches. Companion planting with marigolds, chives, or garlic can help protect against pests naturally.
Height: 3-4 ft
Width: 18-36″
Tomato Size: 2 – 4 oz.
Light: Full Sun
Patio tomatoes are compacted, bushy, and rarely need to be staked (a small cage is helpful when fruit is heavy). Produces small, round red tomatoes with a sweet, and firm texture. This patio tomato is a high-yielding, determinate hybrid bred specifically for container and small-space gardening. Resistance to common diseases including Fusarium wilt, Alternaria stem canker, and gray leaf spot.
Height: 1-3 ft
Width: 18-24″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 3 – 4 oz.
Jet Star tomatoes are celebrated for their sweet, mild flavor and low acidity, paired with a meaty texture that’s perfect for slicing. Each large, deep-red fruit weighs around 6–8 ounces and is prized for its uniform shape and smooth, crack-resistant skin. These sturdy, high-yielding plants produce consistently from early summer through early fall and are a favorite among Jersey tomato lovers. With excellent disease resistance, they thrive when grown with stakes or cages for support.
Height: 3-5 ft
Width: 24-36″
Light: Full Sun
Tomato Size: 6 – 8 oz.
Kohlrabi is a versatile vegetable in the Brassica family, valued for its distinctive bulb-shaped stem and mild, slightly sweet flavor. It can be enjoyed raw, cooked, or pickled and is rich in nutrients such as vitamin C and potassium. Kohlrabi grows best in cooler weather, making it well suited for both spring and fall planting.
Height: 6-18″
Width: 8-12″
Light: Full Sun
Bok choi belongs to the family of Asian mustards that have been cultivated in China for over 6,000 years. It is grown for its thick, crunchy pale green to white stalks and wide leaves that range from light to dark green. All parts of the plant are edible, with some varieties offering a mild, peppery flavor. Bok choy is also rich in vitamins A and C and is low in calories.
Height: 6-12″
Width: 18-24″
Light: Full Sun
This cauliflower variety produces tight, dense, snow-white heads measuring about 5–6 inches across, naturally protected by surrounding leaves that help prevent yellowing. It has a mild, slightly nutty flavor and is ideal for steaming, roasting, or adding to soups and stews. It is also rich in vitamins C and K, fiber, and antioxidants, making it a nutritious, low-calorie choice.
Height: 18-24″
Width: 18-24″
Light: Full Sun
Collard greens are part of the cabbage family and grow in a loose, open cluster rather than forming a tight head. They produce large, dark green edible leaves with smooth surfaces and gently ruffled edges. Plants grow on an upright stalk that can reach up to 3 feet tall. Collards have a flavor similar to kale but are milder in taste, and they can be steamed, boiled, or added to soups and stews.
Height: 24-36″
Height: 18-24″
Light: Full Sun
The “Bravo” variety of cabbage should be planted in a sunny location for best results. Thrives in fertile, well-drained soil and prefers cooler conditions. Keep the soil consistently moist, watering more often during dry periods. It can be used in a variety of dishes, including stuffed cabbage, coleslaw, and sauerkraut.
Height: 12-24″
Width: 18-24″
Light: Full Sun
The “Emerald Crown” variety of broccoli is a medium-maturing variety that produces large, well-shaped heads with a fine bead on compact plants. It resists purpling in cool weather, making it a great choice for planting in both the early spring as well as the late fall. This variety delivers uniform, firm, heavy heads with an attractive bright green color and performs well across a wide range of growing conditions.
Height: 24-30″
Width: 18-24″
Light: Full Sun
Brussels sprouts (Brassica oleracea, variety gemmifera) are a type of cabbage in the mustard family, Brassicaceae, widely grown in Europe and North America for their edible buds, known as “sprouts.” They may have been cultivated in Belgium as early as the 1200s, with the first recorded description appearing in 1587. Brussels sprouts are typically enjoyed cooked, and the young, tender sprouts have a milder, more delicate flavor than older ones. They are also a nutritious choice, rich in dietary fiber, folic acid, manganese, and vitamins A, C, and K.
Height: 12-24″
Width: 24-36″
Light: Full Sun
The “Red Salad Bowl” variety of lettuce is a striking burgundy version of the classic green Salad Bowl, featuring tender oak-shaped leaves and an open, airy head. This variety tolerates warmer weather and is slow to bolt as temperatures rise. Its flavor remains mild and sweet, even as the leaves mature, making it a reliable and delicious choice for fresh salads.
Height: 12-18″
Width: 8-12″
Light: Full Sun
Head lettuce, commonly known as iceberg lettuce, is a favorite for fresh markets and roadside stands. It’s easy to grow, highly recognizable, and valued for its uniform size, quality, and resistance to tipburn, bolting, and downy mildew. Its low-maintenance nature makes it ideal for beginners, and it can thrive in small spaces, including containers, patios, decks, balconies, or porches.
Height: 8-12″
Width: 12-18″
Light: Full Sun
The “Black Seeded Simpson” variety of lettuce is known for its bright green, delicate leaves that are smooth, crisp, and gently crinkled. Its loose-leaf growth creates an airy, attractive appearance in the garden or salad bowl. The leaves grow upright in a rosette, reaching heights of 12 to 18 inches. With a mild, sweet flavor and tender texture, Black Seeded Simpson adds a refreshing crunch to salads, sandwiches, and wraps, making it a favorite for fresh, everyday use.
Height: 12-18″
Width: 8-12″
Light: Full Sun
This lettuce blend brings together six carefully selected varieties to create a beautiful mix of colors, textures, and leaf shapes. Included in the mix are Cimmaron, Red Salad Bowl, Tango, Slobolt, Green Salad Bowl, and Royal Oakleaf. The blend balances green and red hues and combines smooth, tender leaves with ruffled ones, adding both volume and visual appeal to your salads.
Height: 8-12″
Width: 8-12″
Light: Full Sun
This specialty Romaine blend features three distinct Romaine varieties carefully bred for baby leaf production. The mix includes red, green with red speckles, and solid green leaves, adding color and variety to your harvest. The Colored Romaine Blend grows quickly to a harvestable size and recovers rapidly after clipping, making it a reliable choice for continuous fresh salads
Height: 8-12″
Width: 8-12″
Full Sun
“Buttercrunch” lettuce is a popular variety known for its soft, velvety leaves and sweet, mild flavor. It forms small, loosely packed heads with light green outer leaves that curl slightly around a creamy, tender interior. Buttercrunch is also more heat-tolerant than other lettuce varieties. It is perfect for sandwiches, wraps, and salads thanks to its buttery texture and flavor. It’s also packed with vitamins A and K, making it a nutritious and delicious addition to any meal.
Height: 8-12″
Width: 8-12″
Full Sun
The “Astro” variety of arugula is a favorite among growers for its deeply serrated leaves and high yields of full, flavorful foliage. The vigorous, slow-bolting plants can be harvested at either the baby leaf or mature stage. Astro features a tender texture, a medium green color, and a distinctly nutty flavor, making it a delicious addition to salads, stir-fries, or fresh dishes.
Astro thrives in cooler weather and may bolt when temperatures rise. Plant in rich, fertile, well-drained soil for strong, healthy growth.
Height: 12-24″
Width / Spacing: 4-6″
Light: Full Sun