SUMMER VEGETABLES AND FRUIT

  • Traditional large eggplant

  • Well adapted to growing in the south

  • Can weigh up to 3lbs

Black Beauty Eggplant

  • White long fruit

  • Mild flavor

  • Compact growing habit

Casper Eggplant

  • Long slender fruit

  • Asian heirloom

  • Compact growing habit

Asian Eggplant

  • Tiny fruit 1” across

  • Thai heirloom

  • High yielding

Thai Frog Eggplant

  • Requires cross pollination, need to have a pair of plants to form fruit

  • High yielding

  • Favorite variety for Mexican dishes

De Milpa Tomatillo

  • Perennial

  • Small yellow berry

  • Compact growing habit

Yellow Alpine Strawberry

  • Spineless

  • 3” long fruit

  • Compact 4’ plant

Clemson Okra

  • Perennial

  • Small red berry

  • Compact growing habit

Alpine Strawberry

Glossary of Terms: 

Disease resistant are varieties bred to have more resistance to common pepper disease that often affect the life span and viability of the plant

Heat resistant varieties hold up in the summer heat and are slow to bolt and put on flowers rather than vegetation

Heirlooms are a variety of a plant grown and maintained by gardeners and farmers for generations assuring the plant doesn’t cross with others so the flavor can be passed down for generations

Ornamental varieties have an especially appealing visual due to exuberant color of the peppers and an attractive growing habit, in addition to producing lovely edibles

Perennial plants are those that live in the soil over winters and return and regrow the following years

 Looking to grow in containers this year?

Eggplants can be grown in a 5 gallon grow bag. Tomatillos, okra and rhubarb would work in a 7 gallon grow bag. Berries in a 10 gallon grow bag. Melons in a 10 gallon, but they will vine and spill out.

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