Edible Garden Vegetable Plants For Sale In Moreno Valley

It is perfect for smaller spaces and first-time gardeners. It also has an excellent texture and taste that is great for frying, baking and grilling. This insect-resistant zucchini is great for containers and can be used fresh or in breads as well as canned...

White Onions are full of flavor and tender and have a white paper-thin skin. They are great for putting a large slice on your favorite sandwich or dicing up when you make salsa. They are firm and maintain their shape.

Fruit has a long shelf life without harvesting every day. Grow in gardens, raised beds and in patios. Juliet Grape Tomato from Proven Selections produces a generous crop for snacking, salads, pastes and sauces.

The red skin is colorful and appetizing. It tastes great when used in a salad or sandwich, but can be cooked or broiled. Can be stored for up to 3 months in a cool, dry location. Red Onion is milder than the average white onion.

Grow in gardens, raised beds and patios and use fresh in sauces. It is disease resistant. Can or freeze for later use. San Marzano Heirloom Tomato from Proven Selections has a slightly sweet taste when cooked, giving sauces and paste a creamy thickness...

Harvest them for stuffing, stir-fries, and fresh eating, or chop them up and freeze them for later use. Large, juicy, crisp peppers grow abundantly on the plant throughout the season.

Apart with 30 to 36 in. Plant seed potatoes in well-drained, fertile, loamy soil at a depth of 3 in. Tip: If a seed potato is over 1 in. After planting, your potatoes will mature in 80 to 100 days.

Fairy Tale Eggplant from Proven Selections has beautifully marbled purple and white tones with showy vivid purple blossoms, making it ideal for containers on your patio as a decorative accent.

Heirlooms have a stronger tomato flavor than other varieties. Grow in gardens and raised beds and use fresh. Heirloom Beefsteak Tomato from Proven Selections requires stakes or cages to support the heavy, 1 lb.

This slicing tomato is 1 to grow for classic tomato flavor. Better Boy grows well in most regions of the U.S. Plants are very productive, producing loads of very large, red tomatoes with smooth skins.

Good all-around pepper. Good choice for containers. No heat-only sweet. Maturity: 75 days after planting. Stake plants as fruit load increases. Good for stuffing, slicing, freezing, pickling.

Good tomato for canning and cooking. Long and have few seeds. Resistant to fusarium wilt (F) and verticillium wilt (V). Meaty tomato ideal for pastes and sauces. Egg-shaped fruits are 3 in.

Fruits are shielded from sunburn by heavy foliage. Perfect for pots and small spaces, Better Bush produces lots of medium-sized red tomatoes with excellent flavor. Tomatoes are versatile, providing tasty slices for caprese salad, BLTs, and tomato pie.

Common in Japanese cuisine, Chinese medicine tomes, and tea blends, this member of the mint family is loved for its good looks and high level of antioxidants. Also called perilla, beefstake plant and Chinese basil, Shiso is a herb with more uses than...

It reaches 100,000 to 300,000 Scoville heat units (extra hot). Please make sure to plant in an area away from children. Habanero Hot Pepper from Proven Selections is a small, very hot orange pepper.

Known as the “moving plant,” mimosa's leaves are responsive to touch. When you poke or shake them, they temporarily fold in to keep themselves out of your reach. Native to South and Central America, mimosa grows quickly and is, some say, even more...

Long) peppers pack a punch-up to 100 times hotter than jalapeno. Wrinkly, tapered fruits ripen from green to orange. Scoville heat units: 100,000 to 300,000. Maturity: 95 days after planting.

More or less the Lord of the Rings of the plant world, cornflower boasts a rich and interesting history. A national and political symbol in Estonia, Finland, Germany, and beyond, cornflower has pretty, shockingly blue flowers.

* The plant's greens are used in many Asian cuisines. In addition, the plant contains various antioxidants (in stem, leaf, and root tissues) that have potential long-term benefits for human health, although toxic (dioxin) properties have also been observed.

Tall stems in late summer. Also, used to separate strong color patterns, or as a divider hedge. Technically, the plant is not a sage; the name most likely comes from the characteristic sage fragrance given off when the leaves are crushed.

Aromatic leaves are a favorite for felines. Leaves good for tea. Perennial herb in zones 4-10. Plant in full sun in containers. Produces clusters of white flowers with purple dots that attract pollinators.

Garden-in-a-Cans come in 4 organic varieties: Basil, Cilantro, Dill and Sage. Just add sun and water. No messy drainage holes. Open the can and plant the included organic seeds in the soil 2.

Hood or Pineapple Pears make good pollinators. It produces large, semi-hard pears that ripen in mid-summer. The Flordahome Pear is good for Gulf Coast planting. The pears are green and sweet, though slightly tart, and can be eaten fresh or canned.

Grow in fertile, well-drained soil. Use to add green to winter gardens in warm regions. Deep green curly leaves blend flavor and good looks. Good choice for containers. Winter hardy in zones 7 to 10.

The foliage is so deeply purple that it's almost black a striking backdrop for the 10 in. Though it's a shrub, Black Lace Elderberry will grow between 6 ft. Black Lace Elderberry is easy to grow, and boasts colorful foliage and beautiful flowers.

To encourage development of strong canes, remove all flower clusters produced in the first year. Just as delicious when eaten fresh, these slightly smaller fruit clusters have deep purple color and vigorous, hardy growth.

In spring small white and pink bell-shaped blooms will appear, then fruit will develop in late spring to mid-summer. When planting blueberry bushes you will want to plant more than one variety to ensure cross pollination which will result in quality fruit.