Whether you're growing tomatoes on the back porch or planting a full kitchen garden, we carry the edible plants that perform best in the Houston area. Our selection includes seasonal vegetables, culinary herbs, citrus, berries, and fruiting shrubs — all chosen for our heat, humidity, and clay soil. Stop in to see what's fresh and ready to plant this season.
The Golden Delicious apple is a variety of sweet, juicy apple with a yellow-green skin and a crisp flesh. It is known for its sweet flavor and is often used for eating fresh, cooking, and making apple sauce and cider.
$49.00
Tree, 12–15' tall. Chill hours: 200–300. Ripens mid-June to early July. Large pale golden apple, crisp sweet-tart flesh. Developed in Israel for low-chill climates. Self-fertile; heavier crops with Anna or Dorsett Golden. Zones 6–9.
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Tree, to 15' tall. Chill hours: 400–500. Ripens late July–August. Very large conical apple, yellow skin with red blush, crisp sweet-tart flesh. Stores up to 10 weeks. Cedar-apple rust resistant. Excellent pollinator. Requires a pollinator. Zones 5–9.
$49.00
The Columbia Star Blackberry is a boutique thornless variety that delivers a gourmet berry experience with 300-500 chill hours. This vigorous, trailing plant produces large, firm fruit with a complex sweetness that rivals the famous Marionberry.
$28.95
The Eclipse Blackberry is a game-changer for Houston gardens. This thornless, upright variety produces sweet, firm fruit with only 500-600 chill hours. It stays compact, handles our humidity with ease, and thrives in full sun and heavy clay soil.
$16.99
The Galaxy Blackberry is a thornless, floricane-fruiting variety requiring 400-500 chill hours. It produces large, dark, and sweet berries mid-season in Houston. This semi-upright plant handles our humidity and heavy clay soil with ease.
$28.95
The Galaxy Blackberry is a thornless, floricane-fruiting variety requiring 400-500 chill hours. It produces large, dark, and sweet berries mid-season in Houston. This semi-upright plant handles our humidity and heavy clay soil with ease.
$16.99
The Navaho Blackberry is a legendary thornless, floricane-fruiting variety requiring 800 chill hours. It produces sweet berries on upright canes that handle Houston's heavy clay and summer heat with ease, staying compact at 4-5 feet tall.
$28.95
The Osage Blackberry is a flavor-focused thornless variety perfect for Houston. It requires only 300-500 chill hours, ensuring a consistent crop in our mild winters. It produces medium-sized, firm, and incredibly sweet fruit on upright, heat-tolerant cane
$16.99
The Rio Red Grapefruit 3G is a Texas-born superstar reaching 12–15 feet. It is famous for its deep red flesh, high juice content, and incredible sweetness with low acidity. Note: Protect from freeze (especially the graft).
$49.00
The Ruby Red Grapefruit 3G is a world-famous Texas icon reaching 15–20 feet. It produces large, thin-skinned fruit with sweet, ruby-red flesh and very few seeds. Note: Protect from freeze (especially the graft).
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The Cara Cara Pink Navel Orange 3G is a gourmet "Red Navel" reaching 10–15 feet. It is famous for its exceptionally sweet, seedless, berry-infused pinkish-red flesh and low acidity. Note: Protect from freeze (especially the graft).
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The Pearl Tangelo 3G is a rare and delicious citrus hybrid reaching 10–14 feet. It produces medium-sized fruit with a thin yellow rind and exceptionally sweet, tender flesh with a unique aroma. Note: Protect from freeze (especially the graft).
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The Wekiwa Tangelo 3G is a unique "Pink Grapefruit-style" hybrid for Houston gardens. Reaching 10–12 feet, it produces small, sweet, pink-fleshed fruit with a flavor profile blending grapefruit and tangerine. Note: Protect from freeze (especially the graf
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The 'Little Ruby' Fig is a dwarf 3-gallon variety requiring only 100-200 chill hours. It produces sweet, maroon fruit with a strawberry center. Its compact size is perfect for patio pots in Willis and Houston.
$29.95
The 'Olympian' Fig is a cold-hardy 3-gallon variety needing 100-200 chill hours. It produces massive, purple-skinned fruit with a very sweet, red interior. A reliable, high-yielding choice for Willis and Houston gardens.
$29.95
Japanese Loquat. Medium evergreen tree, 15-25 ft. No chill hours required. Bears fruit late winter to early spring, February–April. Small orange-yellow fruit, sweet-tart juicy flesh. Excellent fresh or jellied. Ornamental year-round. Zone 8-10.
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Smooth Zest Two Nectarine: Medium to large tree, 11–12' tall & wide. Chill hours: 200–250. Ripens early to mid-May. Firm, yellow-fleshed clingstone with tart-sweet flavor. High yield. Self-fertile. Texas A&M release. Zones 8–11.
$49.00
Tree, 10–15' tall. Chill hours: 250–275. Ripens early May. Large semi-clingstone fruit, brilliant red over yellow skin. Sweet juicy yellow flesh, melting texture. Bacterial spot resistant. UF/IFAS release. Self-fertile. Zones 8–9.
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The Rio Grande Peach is a reliable 12–15' tree for Houston. It produces large, yellow-fleshed fruit with excellent flavor, ripening late May to June. Ideal for mild winters, it requires only 400 or fewer chill hours for an abundant harvest.
$49.00
Flordacrest Peach — tree, 12–15' tall. Chill hours: 350–400. Ripens mid-May. Medium fruit, red blush over yellow skin, sweet melting flesh. Semi-clingstone. UF release. Excellent pollinator for other peaches. Self-fertile. Zones 6–10.
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Flordagrande Peach: Medium tree, 10–20' tall. Chill hours: 100. Ripens mid-May to early June. Large, sweet freestone peaches with orange-red skin & juicy yellow flesh. Low acid. Self-fertile. UF release. Ideal for warmest climates. Zones 8–11.
$49.00
The 'Flordaking' Peach is a reliable 3-gallon variety needing 450 chill hours. It produces large, flavorful, clingstone fruit with a classic red blush. An excellent, early-season producer for Willis and Houston gardens.
$49.00
Flordaprince Peach: Medium tree, 12–15' tall & wide. Chill hours: 150. Ripens mid-May. Large, firm yellow-fleshed peaches with 80% red blush. Sweet, melting flesh. Semi-clingstone. Self-fertile. UF release. Ideal for mild winters. Zones 8–10.
$49.00