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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.
ALL TOMATO PLANTS ARE $2.99 EA. WITH A FEW EXCEPTIONS FOR EXOTICS. THESE PRICES ARE MUCH BETTER THAN THOSE FOUND IN THE BOX STORES AND THE QUALITY IS SUPERIOR AS WELL. QUANTITIES CAN CHANGE BY THE MINUTE, SO COME ON BY AND SEE WHATS IN STOCK!
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ALL PEPPER PLANTS ARE $2.99 EA. WITH A FEW EXCEPTIONS FOR EXOTICS. THESE ARE PRICES ARE MUCH BETTER THAN THOSE FOUND IN THE BOX STORES WITH SUPERIOR QUALITY. QUANTITIES CAN CHANGE BY THE MINUTE, SO COME ON BY AND SEE WHATS IN STOCK!
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Shinko Asian Pear: Mid-size tree, 12–15' tall & wide. Chill hours: 300–450. Ripens Aug–Sept. Crisp, juicy golden-brown fruit with rich, sweet flavor. Fire blight resistant. Cross-pollination recommended. Zones 5–9.
$49.00
Pineapple Pear — tree, 15–20' tall. Chill hours: 150–200. Ripens August. Large golden-yellow fruit, crisp flesh with sweet pineapple flavor. Fire blight resistant. Self-fertile; heavier crops with a pollinator. Deep South proven. Zones 5–9.
$49.00
Orient Pear — tree, 15–25' tall. Chill hours: 300–400. Ripens late Aug–Sept. Large round fruit, yellow skin, firm creamy flesh, mildly sweet. Outstanding fire blight resistance. Partially self-fertile; heavier crops with a pollinator. Zones 5–9.
$49.00
Tropic Zest Three Peach: Medium to large tree. Chill hours: 150–250. Ripens late May. Medium to large yellow-fleshed peaches with classic tart-sweet flavor. High productivity in low-chill zones. Texas A&M release. Self-fertile. Zones 8–9.
$49.00
The 'Texas Prince' Peach is a high-quality 3-gallon variety requiring only 450-550 chill hours. It produces large, attractive fruit with firm, yellow flesh and an excellent sweet-tart balance. A vigorous, dependable performer for Willis and Houston orchar
$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
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
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
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.
$49.00
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
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.
$49.00
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
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.
$49.95
Lemon Grass is a fragrant, fast-growing ornamental herb that thrives in Houston’s heat and humidity. Reaching 3-5' tall, its lemon-scented stalks are perfect for culinary use or as a natural mosquito deterrent in your local garden landscape.*
$12.99
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
$49.00
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).
$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).
$49.00
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 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 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 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 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