Edible Plants
Ready-to-Grow Gardens provides a great selection of organically grown edible plants. The vegetables and herbs we have varies based on the season. From October-February we have mostly “Cool Weather Plants” and from March-September have mostly “Warm Weather Plants”. We have tropical fruit trees available all year but has the best selection of them in Spring and Summer.
If interested in purchasing plants, they can be picked up by appointment from our location ($50 minimum purchase commitment) or during one of our sales (4590 SW 122nd Ave, 33175). We can also deliver for a $50 fee for deliveries in Miami-Dade, or $75 in Broward.
Book Appointment ($50 minimum)
Pricing:
- Small pots (4″ across) – $3.50 each
- Six packs (smaller)- $7.50 each (4-6 per pack)
- Plugs (smallest) – $5/row (3-6 per row)
- Seed packs – $3.50
- 1 gal – $8.50 each
- Fruit Trees – prices vary, email dylan@ready-to-grow.com for our current price list
Tropical Fruit trees:
- Ackee
- Achiote
- All Spice
- Avocado (varieties Bacon, Brogdon, Florida Hass, Lula, Oro Negro, Simmonds, Winter Mexican)
- Atemoya (Geffner, Lisa, Priestly)
- Banana (varieties Burro, Dwarf Plantain, Hua Moa, Manzano, Nam Wa)
- Barbados Cherry
- Bay Leaf
- Black Sapote (Chocolate Pudding Fruit, variety Excalibur)
- Breadfruit
- Calamondin
- Canistel (Egg Fruit)
- Carambola (Star Fruit, varieties Kari, Fwang Tung, Sri Kembangan)
- Cashew
- Cattley Guava
- Cedar Bay Cherry
- Charichuelo
- Cherry of the Rio Grande
- Coconut
- Coffee
- Curry
- Custard Apple
- Dragon Fruit (varieties Natural Mystic, Pepino Dulce, Physical Graffiti, Red Jaina, Vietnamese Jaina, Zamorano)
- Fig (variety Generi)
- Green Sapote
- Grumichama (Brazilian Cherry)
- Guanabana (Soursop)
- Guava (Varieties Ruby Supreme, red and White)
- Hog Plum (Mombin, Ciruela, Jocote, both red and yellow varieties)
- Jaboticaba (Black and red)
- Jackfruit
- June Plum (Ambarella)
- Longan (variety Kohala)
- Loquat (varieties Bradenton, Christmas, Oliver, Yehuda)
- Lychee (Varieties Mauritius, Hakip)
- Malay Apple
- Mamey (Varieties Magaña, Pantin aka Key West)
- Mango (Varieties: Alphonso, Angie, Bailey’s Marvel, Beverly, Carrie, Choc Anon, Coconut Cream, Cogshall, Cotton Candy, Dot, Duncan, Edward, Fairchild, Florigon, Fruit Cocktail, Fruit Punch, Glenn, Haden, Ice Cream, Juicy Peach, Julie, Keitt, Kent, Kesar, Lancetilla, Lemon Meringue, Lemon Zest, Maha Chanook, Mallika, Manilita, Neelum, Nom Doc Mai, Orange Sherbet, Peach Cobbler, Phillipine, Phoenix, Pickering, Piña Colada, Pineapple Pleasure, Raw Honey, Rosigold, Sugarloaf, Super Julie, Sweet Tart, Val Carrie, Valencia Pride)
- Miracle Fruit
- Mulberry (varieties Everbearing, Shangri La and Pakistani)
- Muntingia (Jamaican Cherry, Strawberry Tree)
- Mysore Raspberry
- Papaya (variety Dwarf Red Lady)
- Passionfruit (Purple, yellow Brazilian)
- Peach (variety Florida Grande)
- Persimmon
- Pineapple (varieties White Jade, Florida Special)
- Pitangatuba
- Pitomba (Eugenia luschnathiana)
- Plantain
- Pomegranate
- Rose Apple (Syzygium Jambos)
- Roxburg’s Fig
- Sapodilla (Varieties Alano, Gigantia, Haysa, Makok, Molix, Sy Wood)
- Sea Grape
- Sugar Apple (Sweetsop)
- Surinam Cherry (Varieties Zill’s Black, Gifford)
- Star Apple or Caimito
- Tamarind
- Wampi (Possom)
- Wax Jambu (green)
- White Sapote
Cool Weather Veggies (October-February):
- Arugula
- Beans (seeds available)
- Beets
- Broccoli
- Cabbage
- Cauliflower (needs a lot of space)
- Carrots (seeds available)
- Celery
- Chard
- Chinese Cabbage
- Collards
- Cucumber (seeds available, needs a lot of space)
- Dandelion
- Eggplant (eggplant variety list)
- Fennel
- Kale
- Lettuce
- Melon (seeds available, needs a lot of space)
- Pak Choi
- Pepper (Hot) (hot pepper variety list)
- Pepper (mild) (mild pepper variety list)
- Radish (seeds available)
- Salad Mix (variety of greens grown together to harvest young)
- Sorrel
- Spinach (Okinawan, Surinam/Miami)
- Tomato (tomato variety list, needs a lot of space)
- Tomatillo
- Turnip (seeds available)
- Watercress
Cool Weather Herbs (October-February):
- Basil (seeds available)
- Chives
- Cilantro
- Comfrey
- Culantro
- Cuban Oregano
- Dill
- Fish Mint
- Lavender
- Lemongrass
- Lemon Balm
- Mint
- Oregano
- Parsley
- Rosemary
- Sage
- Tarragon
- Thyme
- Tilo
- Tulsi (Holy Basil)
Flowers:
- Black-eyed Susan
- Borage (Fall-Spring)
- Butterfly Pea
- Calendula (Fall-Spring)
- Marigold
- Mexican Sunflower
- Milkweed
- Nasturtium (Fall-Spring)
- Spotted Bee Balm
- Sunflower (seeds available)
Warm Weather Veggies (April-September):
- Amaranth
- Boniato
- Cranberry Hibiscus
- Ginger
- Mitsuba/Kintsai (Japanese Parsley, Chinese Celery)
- Okra
- Pepper (Hot)
- Pepper (Sweet)
- Seminole Pumpkin (seeds available)
- Spinach (Okinawan, Surinam, Malabar, Brazilian)
- Roselle
- Tomato (Everglades cherry)
- Taro (Variety Bun Long)
- Turmeric (Variety Yellow and Orange)
- Yard Long Bean (direct seeded)
Warm Weather Herbs (April-September):
- Basil (direct seeded in garden)
- Chives
- Comfrey (for external use)
- Cuban Oregano
- Culantro
- Lemongrass
- Lippia Alba
- Mint
- Oregano
- Parsley
- Rosemary
- Sage
- Shiso
- Thyme
- Tarragon
- Tilo
- Tulsi (Holy Basil)
Tropical Edible Perennials:
- African Potato Mint
- Chaia (must be cooked)
- Ginger
- Katuk
- Lemongrass
- Lippia Alba
- Moringa
- Moujean Tea
- Mushroom Plant
- Okinawan Spinach
- Sweet Potato
Eggplant
Okinawan Spinach
Green Beans
Romanesco Cauliflower
Carrots (different colors)
Green Zebra Tomatoes
Lettuce
Endive
Blueberry Tomato
Cabbage
Red Komatsuna
Daikon Radish
Yukina Savoy
Avi Dulce (peppers)
Moringa
Everglades Cherry Tomato
Basil
Kale
Cauliflower
Okra
