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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.
$49.00
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 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