East Hill Edible Gardening offers vegetable and herb plants for sale every week of the year. Our biggest market is the Palafox Market on Saturdays. We also just started going to the brand new Sunday Market on Palafox. You can find us there most Sunda ys.
Saturdays (9-2), Palafox Market Our booth is #64 near 107 N. Palafox St.
(*Nov. 14th we have a funeral to attend and will close early or possibly not come)
most Sundays
(11:30-3:30) Sunday Market on Palafox Our booth is #64 near 107 N. Palafox St.
Saturday, Oct. 24th, Plant Inventory:
•Alaska
•Peach Melba
•Empress of India
Brassicas
•Bok Choy
•Napa Cabbage
•Red Kale
•Ethiopian Kale
•Broccoli Raab
•Senposai Asian Greens
•Southern Giant Curled Mustard
Lettuce
•Jericho Romaine
•Queensland Romaine
•Waldmann’s Loose-leaf
•Slo-Bolt Loose-leaf
Chicories
•Radicchio
•Puntarelle
•Italian Red Chicory
•Endive Frisée
Swiss Chard
•Prismatic Rainbow
•Perpetual Spinach Chard
Violets
Horseradish
Elephant Garlic
Potatoes
•Fingerling
•Gold Creamer
Basils
•African Blue Basil
•Cinnamon Basil
•Holy Basil, red
•Holy Basil
•Thai Basil
Other Herbs
•Cuban Oregano, regular
•Cuban Oregano, variegated
•Lalot/ Paan / Betel Leaf
•Parsley
•Sage
•Dill
•Culantro
Tropical Greens
•Moringa
•Callaloo Amaranth
•Kenaf Hibiscus/ Gongura
•Longevity Spinach
•Okinawan Spinach
•Sissoo
Pigeon Peas
Please refer back to this page for more information and weekly updates. Our Facebook Page is the best way to keep up with last minute changes (such as leaving early due to threat of a storm).
East Hill Edible Gardening offers a wide selection of hand-grown vegetable plants and herbs focusing on the varieties that are most appropriate for the local area. We also often carry a limited number of bee-safe flowering plants that help your edible garden grow better while nurturing honeybees and native beneficial insects.
All of our plants are grown with great care using natural products such as mushroom compost, peat moss, and pine bark and are inoculated with beneficial organisms. None of our plants are GMO and we do not use synthetic pesticides of any kind.
We have an enormous selection of rare and unusual tropical and perennial vegetable and herb plants for use in edible landscaping, food forest, or your average backyard garden.