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Okra is a very popular vegetables in subtropical Asia and Eastern Africa. Plants grow vigorously in warm climates and are very productive, producing 100 okras per plant. Upright plants grow beautiful yellow flowers and are also very popular for... See more

Okra is a very popular vegetables in subtropical Asia and Eastern Africa. Plants grow vigorously in warm climates and are very productive, producing 100 okras per plant. Upright plants grow beautiful yellow flowers and are also very popular for growing as decorative container plants. Flowers begin to form okra fruits in 4-6 days that should be picked for vegetable use when they are still young and tender. See less

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Edible Patio Container Gardening Seed Collection These varieties are smaller in size, yet big in taste and nutrition. A great way to maximize your space and beautify your patio, windowsill, or sunroom. Includes one pack each of Bush Champion... See more

Edible Patio Container Gardening Seed Collection These varieties are smaller in size, yet big in taste and nutrition. A great way to maximize your space and beautify your patio, windowsill, or sunroom. Includes one pack each of Bush Champion Cucumber, Little Gem Lettuce, Chadwick Cherry Tomato, Stupice Tomato, Bolivian Rainbow Pepper, Tangerine Pimiento Pepper, and Lisbon White Bunching Onion. See less

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The flat, crispy pods of snow peas are a stir-fry classic, and most welcome in salads. They are grown just like shell peas. Remove strings from large pods.

The flat, crispy pods of snow peas are a stir-fry classic, and most welcome in salads. They are grown just like shell peas. Remove strings from large pods. See less

Highlights: Atitlan 173 In Stock New! Medium-large pods are easy to harvest. More Details Packet - $3.35 1 | Snow Sweet 2785 Out of Stock New! Dual purpose peas. More Details Out of Stock | Snow Sweet 2785B In Stock New! Extra tender snow pea. More Details 5 Pounds - $29.25 1 | Snow Green 2902 In...

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Chinese Cabbages of this group have gloss, dark green leaves with long, large white petioles. They are generally called Full Size White Pak Choy in the markets. These varieties grow best in mild and slightly cold climates, suitable for fall crops.... See more

Chinese Cabbages of this group have gloss, dark green leaves with long, large white petioles. They are generally called Full Size White Pak Choy in the markets. These varieties grow best in mild and slightly cold climates, suitable for fall crops. They may go into the pre-matured flowering in heat conditions. Pak Choy is used extensively in Cantonese cooking. Many varieties can grow up to 20 inches high. --- Please click the item name to see the details and place your order --- See less

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Enjoy delicious, homegrown potatoes without the hard work and ample growing space that a garden requires. Each Patio Planter holds about 10-1/2 gallons of compost. Plant all three, at 4- to 6-week intervals, to extend your harvest or experiment with... See more

Enjoy delicious, homegrown potatoes without the hard work and ample growing space that a garden requires. Each Patio Planter holds about 10-1/2 gallons of compost. Plant all three, at 4- to 6-week intervals, to extend your harvest or experiment with different varieties. Made of tough, woven polyethylene, reusable planters include carry handles and reinforced drainage holes at the base. Detailed growing instructions included. Size 14" x 18"H See less

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You can feed an entire household fresh, delicious, nutritious tomatoes while taking up hardly any space! Using the patented technology of the EarthBox self-watering container, this comprehensive kit will get you growing with little effort. All you... See more

You can feed an entire household fresh, delicious, nutritious tomatoes while taking up hardly any space! Using the patented technology of the EarthBox self-watering container, this comprehensive kit will get you growing with little effort. All you need are a few tomato transplants and some sunlight to reap outstanding results, year after year, no matter where you live. With its spacious 3-gal reservoir, the EarthBox holds a weekend's worth of water. Special channels in the base wick moisture upward as your plants need it, eliminating over- and underwatering. A handy fertilizer band built into the base replenishes essential nutrients as your plants absorb them. And our customized staking system eliminates struggles with stakes or tomato cages. Kit includes a 28" x 12" x 10" EarthBox with removable rolling casters, a special staking system, 2.5 cu ft of soil (enough to fill one planter), a 20-oz bag of fertilizer, and a 16-oz bag of Dolomite. 13-1333 $89.95 See less

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Chinese Baby Corn is a relatively new vegetable. Tender and sweet baby corns are often used in Chinese dishes and salads. Seeds are sown in spring and are cultivated like regular sweet corns. Many regular corn varieties have been used to grow baby... See more

Chinese Baby Corn is a relatively new vegetable. Tender and sweet baby corns are often used in Chinese dishes and salads. Seeds are sown in spring and are cultivated like regular sweet corns. Many regular corn varieties have been used to grow baby corns, but often resulting in baby corns in relatively poor quality. Corn ears should be picked for vegetable use within 5 days when silking. If not harvested at this stage, corn ears will develop into full size regular corns. See less

Highlights: Baby Corn Size : 1 Oz. 22402$4.00 Baby Corn Size : 1/2 Lb. 22404$21.00 Baby Corn Size: 1 Lb. 22405$35.00

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Family: Euphorbiaceae Maya Spinach Tree, Chaya Col, Kikilchay, Chaykeken Origin: Yucatan peninsula, Belize, Central America, Southern America The plant is originally found on the Yucatan peninsula, but can now be found in the Southern, Central and... See more

Family: Euphorbiaceae Maya Spinach Tree, Chaya Col, Kikilchay, Chaykeken Origin: Yucatan peninsula, Belize, Central America, Southern America The plant is originally found on the Yucatan peninsula, but can now be found in the Southern, Central and Northern America, where the leaves are eaten. Chaya is a little known leafy green vegetable of dry regions of the tropics. The name comes from the Mayan chay. The genus Cnidoscolus consists of 40 or more species, but only chayamansa refers to the vegetable chaya. Chaya was introduced into Cuba, and from there into Florida. In South Florida it is often found as a rank shrub, but seldom is appreciated for its food value as a vegetable. Chaya is a large, leafy shrub reaching a height of about 6-8 feet. Each leaf is 6-8 inches across and is borne on a long slender petiole (leaf stem). Where the leaf stem connects to the leaf, the leaf veins are fleshy and cuplike. Chaya blooms frequently and both male and female flowers are borne together at the... See less

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A favorite food for our Mayan workers, chaya is a tropical plant but will grow in a pot in colder climates. 8-10" tall. Shipments outside the U.S. typically require a phytosanitary statement from the USDA at a cost of approximately $50.00.

A favorite food for our Mayan workers, chaya is a tropical plant but will grow in a pot in colder climates. 8-10" tall. Shipments outside the U.S. typically require a phytosanitary statement from the USDA at a cost of approximately $50.00. See less

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This is the smaller purple variety that grows in cornfields. Fruits are 1-1 1/2" and have a sharper flavor than most other varieties. Typically does not burst through husk when ripe. 70-90 days from transplant. CERTIFIED ORGANIC

This is the smaller purple variety that grows in cornfields. Fruits are 1-1 1/2" and have a sharper flavor than most other varieties. Typically does not burst through husk when ripe. 70-90 days from transplant. CERTIFIED ORGANIC See less

Highlights: Packet 50 seeds $2.75

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Edible soybean, called Edamame in Japan and Mao Dou in China, is grown mainly to harvest the young green-shelled beans for vegetable uses, but not for the matured soybean crops. Plants grow best in warm climates but poorly in cold conditions. Soybean... See more

Edible soybean, called Edamame in Japan and Mao Dou in China, is grown mainly to harvest the young green-shelled beans for vegetable uses, but not for the matured soybean crops. Plants grow best in warm climates but poorly in cold conditions. Soybean seed germination is relatively sensitive to water content in soil. Seeds can be easily rotted and fail to germinate if overwatered or soaked. Keep soil only moist but not soaked during the germinating period. Edible soybean produces clusters of pods with green beans. Pick the pods when they are plump but still green. All pods on the plants are harvested at the same time. It is suggested to start seedings at several different times, so you can have continuous harvests of Edamame beans. How to cook Edamame: Boil the pods in the unsalted or salted water for 10 minutes and then shell the beans inside, simply by squeezing beans out of the pods, for eating. This is the Japanese way to enjoy Edamame soybeans, excellent for snacks and appetizers.... See less

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Prostrate Rosemary is a low-spreading, evergreen shrub or groundcover. Its leaves are green, leathery and very aromatic. This Rosemary has pale-blue flowers from early to mid-summer. Rosmarinus officinalis 'Prostratus' can be used as a beautiful... See more

Prostrate Rosemary is a low-spreading, evergreen shrub or groundcover. Its leaves are green, leathery and very aromatic. This Rosemary has pale-blue flowers from early to mid-summer. Rosmarinus officinalis 'Prostratus' can be used as a beautiful groundcover because of its height which reaches only up to 3 feet high and 4-8 feet in its spread. Creeping Rosemary will trail over walls or edge of a raised bed to make a curtain like effect, it can even be used in large mixed containers. Rosemary must have a well drained soil and does not do well in excessive amounts of humidity. This is a nice plant for xeriscapes and combines well with Rudbeckia, Echinacea, Lantana, Verbena, and some Ornamental Grasses. See less

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(Lavandula angustifolia) Essential herb, grey-green foliage in clusters with short spikes of violet-blue flowers. Highly valued for cutting and drying and for the aromatic fragrance and essential oils it produces. Plants grow 12-20" tall. Perennial... See more

(Lavandula angustifolia) Essential herb, grey-green foliage in clusters with short spikes of violet-blue flowers. Highly valued for cutting and drying and for the aromatic fragrance and essential oils it produces. Plants grow 12-20" tall. Perennial in zones 5-9. See less

Highlights: Packet 250 seeds $2.75

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This beautiful ground cover shrub has slender deep green leathery foliage. In the autumn the evergreen leaves change to grayish green with tiny olive green fruits attached to the end of each stem. In the late spring/early summer numerous pink bell... See more

This beautiful ground cover shrub has slender deep green leathery foliage. In the autumn the evergreen leaves change to grayish green with tiny olive green fruits attached to the end of each stem. In the late spring/early summer numerous pink bell shaped flowers appear lasting up to 4 weeks. The plants will grow to 12 inches tall and spread outward by rhizomes. The native cold hardy plant will grow best in wetter soils, even a wetland situation; but will adapt well to drier sites. This new variety is an excellent accent plant to fill with a grouping of Azaleas or other shrubs. Zones 3-8 See less

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(Monarda citriodora) Used by Native Americans to brew a tea; replaced black tea during the Boston Tea Party. Citrus-flavored leaves can be minced and added to fruit and jellies. Beautiful purplish bracts, 24-30" tall, aromatic and colorful in fall.... See more

(Monarda citriodora) Used by Native Americans to brew a tea; replaced black tea during the Boston Tea Party. Citrus-flavored leaves can be minced and added to fruit and jellies. Beautiful purplish bracts, 24-30" tall, aromatic and colorful in fall. Excellent bee forage plant. Hardy perennial in zones 5-9. See less

Highlights: Packet 100 seeds $2.75

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(Tagetes lucida) Beautiful, glossy leaves with small anise-scented orange flowers. The darling of many renowned Southwestern chefs, some even make a pesto from it! Thrives in warm, well drained, sunny areas. Plants grow 12-24". Perennial in zones... See more

(Tagetes lucida) Beautiful, glossy leaves with small anise-scented orange flowers. The darling of many renowned Southwestern chefs, some even make a pesto from it! Thrives in warm, well drained, sunny areas. Plants grow 12-24". Perennial in zones 8-11. See less

Highlights: Packet 250 seeds $2.75

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(Mentha viridis) Dark-green, toothed leaves are used extensively as garnishes and in the food industry for flavoring in candies and toothpaste. Excellent with chocolate. Perennial in zones 4-10.

(Mentha viridis) Dark-green, toothed leaves are used extensively as garnishes and in the food industry for flavoring in candies and toothpaste. Excellent with chocolate. Perennial in zones 4-10. See less

Highlights: Packet 250 seeds $2.75

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A single order consists of one (1) package of your choosing 2 1/2" container AUTHENTIC CITRUS FLAVOR AND FRAGRANCE LEMON GRASS A BEAUTIFUL ORNAMENTAL GARDEN ACCENT TOO! Cymbopogon citratus A gourmet's delight, the wispy, arching, grass like leaf... See more

A single order consists of one (1) package of your choosing 2 1/2" container AUTHENTIC CITRUS FLAVOR AND FRAGRANCE LEMON GRASS A BEAUTIFUL ORNAMENTAL GARDEN ACCENT TOO! Cymbopogon citratus A gourmet's delight, the wispy, arching, grass like leaf blades can be used as a sensational flavor enhancer to improve the flavor of meat dishes, poultry, fish, vegetables and curries. Pour boiling water over some chopped leaves and enjoy your own refreshing lemon-flavored tea. A tender, clump-forming evergreen plant, keep a pot of lemon grass in a sunny kitchen window, and pick the leaf blades for a fresh flavoring, as needed. The more you pick the leaves, the more the plant is stimulated into growing thick and luxuriant. In addition to its culinary value, lemon grass is a natural insect repellent when the leaves are crushed and the aromatic juice rubbed onto bare skin. Though tender to frost, lemon grass makes a sensational garden accent, especially a single specimen planted in an elegant terra... See less

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The plant sconce is a decorative window accent piece that provides a simple and elegant way to display plants. Made of rustproof metal, the plant sconce mounts on most surfaces and swivels for easy window access. The plant sconce has a 13 long swivel... See more

The plant sconce is a decorative window accent piece that provides a simple and elegant way to display plants. Made of rustproof metal, the plant sconce mounts on most surfaces and swivels for easy window access. The plant sconce has a 13 long swivel arm and the base holds a standard 6 pot. The plant sconce is ideal for houses, offices, dorms, patios, and porches and all required hardware is included. Available in 3 different colors. See less

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A perfect companion to the Creeping Dogwood, this beautiful creeping groundcover has lustrous evergreen leaves and white bell-shaped flowers, followed by bright red berries that persist into winter. Looks like a ground-hugging cotoneaster. The edible... See more

A perfect companion to the Creeping Dogwood, this beautiful creeping groundcover has lustrous evergreen leaves and white bell-shaped flowers, followed by bright red berries that persist into winter. Looks like a ground-hugging cotoneaster. The edible fruits produce the distinctive wintergreen flavoring. Hardiness Zone: USDA Zones 4 to 7. Size at Maturity: 4 inches high by 2 ft. wide. Soil Preference: Acid, humus rich soil, 4.0 to 6.0 pH. Light Needs: Shade, partial shade or full sun. See less

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NEW: Plant Talk forums! Edible Landscaping, 361 Spirit Ridge Ln., Afton, VA 22920 Questions: 434-361-9134, Orders: 800-524-4156, Fax: 434-361-1916 For any questions about plants, or orders please contact: info@ediblelandscaping.com We're currently... See more

NEW: Plant Talk forums! Edible Landscaping, 361 Spirit Ridge Ln., Afton, VA 22920 Questions: 434-361-9134, Orders: 800-524-4156, Fax: 434-361-1916 For any questions about plants, or orders please contact: info@ediblelandscaping.com We're currently undergoing some big changes, but if you experience any major problems with our website, please e-mail: webmaster@ediblelandscaping.com Careguides are now available! Click on the plant name for the relevant guide See less

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(Salvia officinalis) Classic culinary herb for flavoring meat, cheese and bean dishes. Good for laying on the grill and flavoring meat with its smoke. Attractive grey-green woody/shrubby plant with beautiful mauve flowers. Perennial in zones 5-10.

(Salvia officinalis) Classic culinary herb for flavoring meat, cheese and bean dishes. Good for laying on the grill and flavoring meat with its smoke. Attractive grey-green woody/shrubby plant with beautiful mauve flowers. Perennial in zones 5-10. See less

Highlights: Packet 250 seeds $2.75

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(Origanum heracleoticum) Delicious, pungent flavor, claimed to be better and sharper than true oregano. Light-green, oval, pointed leaves that are slightly wavy at the edges. Perennial in zones 4-9.

(Origanum heracleoticum) Delicious, pungent flavor, claimed to be better and sharper than true oregano. Light-green, oval, pointed leaves that are slightly wavy at the edges. Perennial in zones 4-9. See less

Highlights: Packet 250 seeds $2.75

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(Allium schoenoprasum) Great ornamental herb for fresh eating or cooking, excess freezes well. Dead-head spent flowers for an extended blooming period. Perennial in zones 3-9. CERTIFIED ORGANIC

(Allium schoenoprasum) Great ornamental herb for fresh eating or cooking, excess freezes well. Dead-head spent flowers for an extended blooming period. Perennial in zones 3-9. CERTIFIED ORGANIC See less

Highlights: Packet 250 seeds $2.75

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NEW! Rare pepper from Virgil T. Ainsworth of Laurel, Mississippi. Grown in his family for more than 100 years. Traditionally used to make Rooster Pepper Sausage. Plants are loaded with 1 1/2" fruits, 24" tall. Very nice for pots. 95 days from... See more

NEW! Rare pepper from Virgil T. Ainsworth of Laurel, Mississippi. Grown in his family for more than 100 years. Traditionally used to make Rooster Pepper Sausage. Plants are loaded with 1 1/2" fruits, 24" tall. Very nice for pots. 95 days from transplant. Heat Scale: Sweet..0-1-2-3-4-5..Hot. CERTIFIED ORGANIC See less

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Attractive 12-24" plants with gray-green leaves and small white flowers borne in clusters. Marjoram leaves are highly esteemed for seasoning. Similar to oregano, but sweeter. Certified Organic. (Annual) Heirloom Seeds are shipped free.

Attractive 12-24" plants with gray-green leaves and small white flowers borne in clusters. Marjoram leaves are highly esteemed for seasoning. Similar to oregano, but sweeter. Certified Organic. (Annual) Heirloom Seeds are shipped free. See less

Highlights: Price: $2.75

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The species most often used in herbal remedies, Aloe barbadenis, is hard to find in the U.S. These plants grow well in sunny windows and can be used fresh, dried or in home-made aloe vera gels. 8-10" tall. Shipments outside the U.S. typically require... See more

The species most often used in herbal remedies, Aloe barbadenis, is hard to find in the U.S. These plants grow well in sunny windows and can be used fresh, dried or in home-made aloe vera gels. 8-10" tall. Shipments outside the U.S. typically require a phytosanitary statement from the USDA at a cost of approximately $50.00. See less

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Added on 07/15/08

* BotaniWipe is the first and only company of its kind to offer an all-natural plant and leaf polish in a wipe. * BotaniWipe is biodegradable, disposable, non-toxic and was never tested on animals. * BotaniWipe is safe and easy to use by anyone –... See more

* BotaniWipe is the first and only company of its kind to offer an all-natural plant and leaf polish in a wipe. * BotaniWipe is biodegradable, disposable, non-toxic and was never tested on animals. * BotaniWipe is safe and easy to use by anyone – novice or professional. * 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! See less

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This extra large pomegranate is the most famous of all. The Wonderful has blushed red skin with juicy rich red flesh. The sharp-tart exquisite flavor is highly prized the world over. The tree grows to 18 feet tall and the Wonderful fruits ripen in... See more

This extra large pomegranate is the most famous of all. The Wonderful has blushed red skin with juicy rich red flesh. The sharp-tart exquisite flavor is highly prized the world over. The tree grows to 18 feet tall and the Wonderful fruits ripen in September. Grocery stores demand over $2.00 per fruit, so to plant your own trees to produce hundreds of valuable fruits each year would be a wise investment. See less

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The Texas Everbearing Fig Tree is a medium-sized, bell shaped, brownish-yellow fig tree with very sweet amber flesh. It is most commonly grown variety in Texas but will tolerate colder areas. This young bearing vigorous tree produces an early crop in... See more

The Texas Everbearing Fig Tree is a medium-sized, bell shaped, brownish-yellow fig tree with very sweet amber flesh. It is most commonly grown variety in Texas but will tolerate colder areas. This young bearing vigorous tree produces an early crop in May with the main crop ripening in late June and continues to ripen into August. The Texas Everbearing Fig Tree produces a delicious, nearly seedless, fig on a large bushy tree. See less

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