We are in the middle of fall and both gardeners and many plants are thriving in the cooler weather. It is great to be once again harvesting some of our favorite cool weather crops! We will be planting plants for the cooler weather till February. Our nursery is full of edible plants ready for a new home, perhaps your garden!

December Edible Garden Sale
12/1, 10am – 3pm
4590 SW 122nd Ave, 33175

We have an excellent selection of veggie and herb plants that we have grown organically, including 20-30 varieties of tomatoes! For certain crops that are best “direct seeded” in your garden we have seed packs available. We also have a wide selection of tropical fruit trees.

If attending the sale, it’s appreciated if customers bring a box or container for carrying plants to help reduce our use of plastic.  Also, for every 15 4″ plastic pots or 4″ pot holding tray returned to us we will give you a free plant (4″ pot)!

In addition to edible plants we will have other supplies for your edible garden including our rich soil blend, composted mulch, and our custom organic fertilizer blend!

We’re very excited to announce our second official class at our nursery “Intro to Growing Your Own Food” which will take place Saturday, November 17th, 10am-noon. In this class we will cover the basics of how to grow your own food including:

– Determining the best location of your garden and getting it started

– The importance of sun exposure

– Understanding soil and how to improve it

– How to water

– Crop choices and timing

– Planting seeds

– Basics of maintenance (harvesting, weeding, amending soil, succession planting, organic fertilization, organic pest management)

In addition to covering the basics, we will include a tour of our demonstration garden with a demonstration!

Space is limited so if you’d like to attend, we recommend registering soon. Also, there is limited seating so we encourage attendees to bring their own chairs if possible in case we don’t have enough. We are planning for there to be many more classes at our nursery and would love for you to join us!

Visit our eventbrite page for tickets!

Fall is here and both gardeners and many plants are excited for the cooler temperatures in the coming months. It is really great to be planting gardens for the cool weather again! Our hoophouse is full of edible plants ready for a new home.

November Edible Garden Sale
11/3 & 11/4, 10am – 3pm
4590 SW 122nd Ave, 33175

We have an excellent selection of veggie and herb plants that we have grown organically, including 20-30 varieties of tomatoes! For certain crops that are best “direct seeded” in your garden we have seed packs available. We also have a wide selection of tropical fruit trees lush after a steamy rainy summer.

If attending the sale, it’s appreciated if customers bring a box or container for carrying plants to help reduce our use of plastic.  Also, for every 15 4″ plastic pots returned to us we will give you a free plant (in a 4″ pot)!

In addition to edible plants we will have other supplies for your edible garden including our rich soil blend, composted mulch, sifted compost and our custom organic fertilizer blend!

We’re very excited to announce our first class at our nursery “Intro to Growing Your Own Food” which will take place Saturday, October 20th, 10am-noon.  In this class we will cover the basics of how to grow your own food including:

– Determining the best location of your garden and getting it started

– The importance of sun exposure

– Understanding soil

– How to water

– Crop choices and timing

– Planting seeds

– Basics of maintenance (harvesting, weeding, amending soil, succession planting, organic fertilization, organic pest management)

In addition to covering the basics, we will include a tour of our demonstration garden and a hands-on planting activity.

Space is limited so if you’d like to attend, we recommend registering soon.  Also, there is limited seating so we encourage attendees to bring their own chairs if possible.  We are planning for this to be the first of many classes at our nursery and would love for you to join us!

Visit our eventbrite page for tickets!

Fall has arrived and both gardeners and many plants are excited for the cooler temperatures in the coming months. It is really special to set some of the first fall crops in the ground and at our nursery, we’ve been planting a lot! Our hoophouse is full of seedlings ready for a new home.

Season Opening Sale
10/6 &10/7, 10am – 4pm
4590 SW 122nd Ave, 33175

We have an excellent selection of veggie and herb plants that we have grown organically, including 26 varieties of tomatoes! For certain crops that are best “direct seeded” in your garden we have seed packs available. We also have a wide selection of tropical fruit trees lush after a steamy rainy summer.

To see our full selection visit our edible plants page.

If attending the sale, it’s appreciated if customers bring a box or container for carrying plants to help reduce our use of plastic.

In addition to plants and seeds we will have other supplies for your edible garden including our rich soil blend, composted mulch, sifted compost and our custom organic fertilizer blend!

It was an honor to recently get a surprise visit from John Kohler of Growing Your Greens. Below is a video he made at our nursery and demo garden showing some of the growing we do.  I recommend watching it and other videos that John has made about growing your own food.  More at www.growingyourgreens.com …

Winter is coming! We are starting to grow a wide variety of veggies and herbs that need it more chilly. Also the Ready-to-Grow Gardens nursery is open by appointment at 4590 SW 122nd Ave, Miami, FL, 33175.

Also for those that would like to know what we have or will have soon, here it is:

Cool Weather Vegetables (October-March):

• Arugula
• Beans (direct seeded in garden)
• Beets (direct seeded in garden)
• Broccoli
• Cabbage
• Carlton Greens
• Cauliflower
• Carrots (direct seeded in garden)
• Celery
• Chard
• Chinese Cabbage
• Cucumber (direct seeded in garden)
• Dandelion
• Eggplant
• Endive
• Kale
• Kohlrabi
• Lettuce
• Melon (direct seeded, not available as plants)
• Mizuna
• Mustard
• Okra
• Pak Choi
• Pepper (Hot)
• Pepper (Sweet)
• Radish (direct seeded in garden)
• Red Rain
• Sorrel
• Spinach (Okinawan, Surinam/Miami)
• Tatsoi
• Tomato
• Tomatillo
• Yukina Savoy
• Watercress

Cool Weather Herbs (October-March):

• Basil (direct seeded in garden)
• Calendula
• Chives
• Cilantro
• Comfrey
• Culantro
• Cuban Oregano
• Dill
• Fennel
• Lavender
• Lemon Balm
• Mint
• Nasturtium
• Oregano
• Parsley
• Rosemary
• Tarragon