Korean Mint (Agastache rugosa)
$19.95
Fragrant Medicinal Herb with Purple Blooms and Cooling Flavor
Korean Mint is a hardy, aromatic perennial herb with upright growth, serrated green leaves, and tall spikes of lavender-purple flowers that bloom through the warm months. Unlike true mints, Agastache rugosa does not spread aggressively, forming a tidy clump that fits beautifully into herb gardens, pollinator beds, and food forests. The leaves release a sweet, cooling aroma with notes of anise, mint, and basil, while the flowers attract bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects in abundance.
This plant thrives in heat and sun, grows quickly, and offers both ornamental beauty and practical harvests. Its long bloom season, strong stems, and vibrant color make it a standout whether planted in the ground or in containers.
Cultural & Culinary Significance
In Korea, China, and East Asia, Korean Mint—known as Baechohyang—has been used for centuries as both a culinary herb and a medicinal plant. The leaves are brewed into soothing teas traditionally used to support digestion, reduce heat in the body, and calm the stomach. In cooking, the fresh leaves are used to flavor soups, dumplings, rice dishes, and herbal broths, adding a bright, refreshing note. In traditional herbal medicine, Agastache rugosa is valued for its aromatic, balancing properties and is still widely used today.
Why Grow Korean Mint?
Aromatic leaves for tea, cooking, and herbal use
Long-blooming purple flowers loved by pollinators
Clump-forming growth that won’t take over the garden
Heat-tolerant, drought-resilient once established
Beautiful and functional addition to edible landscapes
Lolot (Piper sarmentosum)
$19.95
Lolot is a herbaceous perennial vine with creeping rhizomes, commonly known as Wild Betel. It is cultivated for it's dark green, glossy leaves which have both medicinal and culinary purposes. Lolot is most popularly used to wrap meat with in Southeast Asian cooking. The leaves are traditionally prepared fresh as a salad in Laotian and Malay cuisine. Medicinally, the whole plant possesses anti-inflammatory, expectorant and anodyne properties.
Lolot has a beautiful tropical look and makes the perfect ground cover for an edible landscape! A member of the Piper family, Lolot is related to other Sow Exotic favorites, Hoja Santa and Black Pepper Vine.
Elderberry, Florida Native (Sambucus canadensis)
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$44.95
Elderberry, or Sambucus canadensis, is a versatile native Florida plant, valued for both its ornamental appeal and practical uses. This easy-to-grow, deciduous shrub flourishes in various soils, especially moist, well-drained ones, and is naturally found in North American environments like wetlands and woodlands. It grows quickly to 5-12 feet, forming a rounded shape with compound leaves.From late spring to early summer, it produces fragrant clusters of white or creamy flowers, attracting pollinators like butterflies and bees. These give way to edible berries, ripe by late summer, popular in jams, jellies, and wines. Medicinally, the flowers and cooked berries are used for their health benefits, including immune support and inflammation reduction.Elderberry is low maintenance, thriving in full sun to partial shade and requiring regular pruning for shape and fruiting. It's pest and disease-resistant, making it a hassle-free choice for Florida gardens. For gardeners, Elderberry offers aesthetic beauty, ecological support, and practical benefits, making it an ideal plant for both novices and experts.
Self Heal Herb (Prunella vulgaris)
$19.95
Self Heal, commonly known as heal-all or cure-all plant, is a very interesting and important wildflower herb whose young stems and leaves are cultivated for myriad medicinal and culinary purposes. In traditional herbal medicine, Self Heal is said to assist in general healing of the body.
Self Heal grows in a range of light and soil conditions but does really well as a groundcover with light shade. Self Heal ranges in growth from 6-20 inches. It spreads from the taproot and cutting back will yield stronger, thicker stems. Self heal is fairly drought tolerant and low maintenance once it is established. Flowers provide excellent forage for bees and are loved by pollinators!
Evening Primrose (Oenothera biennis)
$19.95
Moonlit Blooms with Wild Meadow Fragrance
Ewling Primrose (Oenothera biennis) rises in graceful, upright spires, its narrow, lance-shaped leaves forming a loose rosette in the plant’s first year before stretching skyward in its second. As dusk settles, luminous lemon-yellow blossoms unfurl with a soft, silken texture, glowing like lanterns against the deepening sky. Each flower is short-lived but abundant, opening in succession along tall stems that sway lightly in warm summer breezes. Native to open fields, prairies, and sandy meadows across North America, this biennial wildflower thrives in lean soils and shifting light, flourishing where many ornamentals falter.
What sets Ewling Primrose apart is its night-blooming rhythm—an ecological invitation to moths and nocturnal pollinators—and its generous production of nutrient-rich seeds. While garden-worthy for its ethereal evening display, the plant also produces a late-season flush of seed pods that rattle dry and golden, carrying both botanical beauty and practical value.
Cultural & Culinary Significance
For centuries, Ewling Primrose has played a meaningful role in traditional North American herbalism, where its seeds, roots, and leaves were valued for nutritive and therapeutic applications. The seed oil, famously high in gamma-linolenic acid, became an important ingredient in both medicinal preparations and wellness traditions, carried forward into modern herbal practices. In many regions, the young roots—sometimes called “king’s-cure-all” or “evening star root”—were lightly cooked as a survival food or medicinal tonic. Its presence in ancestral meadows and prairies makes it a plant tied deeply to place, resilience, and the rhythm of evening pollinators.
Why Grow Ewling Primrose?
Highly nutritious seeds used in traditional wellness practices
Striking night-blooming flowers with luminous ornamental appeal
Exceptionally adaptable to poor, sandy, or disturbed soils
Supports nocturnal pollinators and beneficial insects
Rich cultural and herbal significance across North America
Sculpit (Silene inflata)
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$59.85
Mild Italian Green with Whimsical Flowers and Culinary Charm
Sculpit (Silene inflata syn. vulgaris), also known as Stridolo, Silene, or Bladder Campion, is a delicate and flavorful herb cherished in Italian and Eastern European cuisine for its tender, slightly wild greens. Its mild, slightly herbal flavor is often described as a cross between arugula, tarragon, and chicory, making it perfect for use in omelets, risottos, salads, soups, or chopped fresh into herb blends.
This perennial features soft, edible green leaves and delicate balloon-like flowers that attract beneficial pollinators and give the plant an ornamental edge. Sculpit thrives in full sun to part shade, grows quickly in spring and fall, and reseeds easily for continued harvest year after year.
Perfect for edible landscaping, cottage gardens, or permaculture herb spirals, Sculpit is low-maintenance, cold-hardy, and packed with culinary and ecological value.
Jamaican Dandelion (Senna occidentalis)
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The Jamaican Dandelion, also known as the Piss-a-Bed Plant or Coffee Senna, is a tropical to subtropical short-lived biennial native to the tropical Americas. A part of the Fabaceae family, it is related to Carob and the Lablab Bean. Hefty compound leaves house dainty, yellow flower clusters and seed pods.
Each part of the fast growing plant is used. Traditionally used in Jamaica as a cold helper and diuretic, the bitter tasting Jamaican Dandelion is used for liver cleansing and shortness of breath. Applied externally, the leaves are used on ringworm and eczema. Seeds, once parched and ground, make for a helpful coffee-like drink which is said to help the bladder and kidneys.
Jamaican Dandelion has long been used for its beneficial properties. Bearing confirmed antibacterial, anticancerous, antidiabetic, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, and antimutagenic properties, it’s quite a useful tool to have around.
Moldavian Balm ‘Dragon Balm’ (Dracocephalum moldavica)
$19.95
Moldavian Balm, also known as Maldavian Dragonhead - or as we like to call it in the nursery, Dargon Balm - is an annual herb of the Lamiaceae family, related to Mint and Beautyberry. Native to temperate areas of Asia and Eurasia, the erect, multi-stemmed minty-lemon plant contains ribbed, pleasant scented leaves which can be dried into a tea, used as a spice, or employed for their citrusy essential oil. Their attractive blue-purple summer flowers grow in rows up the plant’s stem and have a similarity to Lemon Balm, bringing all the bees to the yard! Seeds can be used for their astringent properties and have been used in traditional medicine for aiding in fever.
This easy maintenance Moldavian Balm can be easily grown in containers or in a sunny to partially shady place and enjoys arid moisture. Harvest yourself a refreshing Moldavian Balm tea, or add it to your lemonade!
Blackberry, Thornless 'Natchez' (Rubus)
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Early-Ripening, Thornless Delight with Exceptional Flavor
Developed by the University of Arkansas and released in 2007, 'Natchez' is a semi-erect, thornless blackberry cultivar renowned for its large, elongated berries and early ripening period. Originating from a cross between Ark. 2005 and Ark. 1857, this variety combines high yield potential with excellent fruit quality. Its glossy black fruits are not only visually appealing but also boast a sweet, rich flavor, making them ideal for fresh consumption, jams, and desserts. 'Natchez' thrives in a range of climates and is particularly well-suited for the southeastern United States.
Pomegranate 'Salavatski' (Punica granatum)
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Cold-Hardy, Sweet-Tart Pomegranate
Common Names: Pomegranate 'Salavatski', Russian PomegranateFamily: LythraceaeOrigin: Russia
Pomegranate 'Salavatski' (Punica granatum), also known as the Russian Pomegranate, is a cold-hardy variety that produces large, vibrant red fruits with a sweet-tart flavor. Originating from Russia, this variety is known for its ability to withstand cooler temperatures better than most pomegranates, making it an excellent choice for gardeners in USDA zones as low as 6. The 'Salavatski' pomegranate is prized for its large, flavorful arils (seeds) and exceptional resilience in both cold and warm climates. Its fruit is perfect for fresh eating, juicing, or adding to culinary creations, and the tree itself is a beautiful addition to any landscape.
Distinctive Features, Uses, and Nutritional Value
Fruits: The 'Salavatski' pomegranate produces large, red-skinned fruits with bright red arils. The arils have a balanced sweet-tart flavor, making them ideal for both fresh consumption and juicing. Rich in vitamins C and K, antioxidants, and fiber, the fruit is a nutritious addition to a healthy diet.
Foliage: The tree has glossy, narrow, lance-shaped green leaves that provide ornamental appeal throughout the growing season. It also produces beautiful red-orange flowers in spring, attracting pollinators and adding vibrant color to the garden.
Growth Habit: 'Salavatski' is a deciduous shrub or small tree that typically grows up to 10-15 feet tall and wide. Its cold-hardiness makes it suitable for a range of climates, from temperate to subtropical regions.
Culinary and Ornamental Uses
The sweet-tart arils of the 'Salavatski' pomegranate are ideal for fresh eating, juicing, or adding to salads, smoothies, and desserts. The juice is often used for making sauces, jams, and even wine. In addition to its culinary uses, the tree is highly ornamental, with its lush green foliage and bright flowers making it a standout in any garden or landscape.
Pineapple 'White Jade' (Ananas comosus)
$19.95
The Sweet, Low-Acid Tropical Treat
Common Names: White Jade Pineapple, Hawaiian White PineappleFamily: BromeliaceaeOrigin: Hawaii
White Jade Pineapple (Ananas comosus) is a rare and highly sought-after variety known for its ultra-sweet, low-acid flavor and tender, coreless flesh. Originally cultivated in Hawaii, White Jade Pineapple is prized for its unique taste and creamy white interior, which contrasts beautifully with its traditional green-yellow skin. Unlike many other pineapple varieties, the White Jade has an edible core and is perfect for fresh eating, juicing, or adding to tropical dishes. This gourmet pineapple offers a low-acid, delightfully sweet flavor, perfect for fresh eating, juicing, and culinary creations.This small, compact plant is also ornamental, making it a perfect addition to gardens or containers.
Distinctive Features, Uses, and Nutritional Value
Fruits: The White Jade Pineapple produces smaller fruits compared to standard pineapples, but what it lacks in size, it more than makes up for in flavor. Its white flesh is exceptionally sweet with very low acidity, making it less tangy and more enjoyable for those who prefer mild flavors. The core is tender and edible, so there's no waste when enjoying this fruit. White Jade Pineapples are rich in vitamins C and B6, as well as manganese, supporting immune function and overall health.
Foliage: The plant features spiky, sword-like green leaves that are shorter and more compact than other pineapple varieties, making it an ideal choice for small spaces or container gardening.
Growth Habit: White Jade Pineapple is a compact plant, typically reaching 2-3 feet in height. It thrives in tropical climates but can also be grown in containers in cooler areas, bringing a slice of the tropics to patios or greenhouses.
Culinary and Ornamental Uses
White Jade Pineapple is not only a culinary gem, with its sweet and juicy flesh perfect for fresh eating, juicing, and desserts, but it also serves as a beautiful ornamental plant. Its compact size and attractive rosette of leaves make it ideal for tropical-themed gardens or decorative containers. The fruit is perfect for smoothies, fruit salads, and desserts, or it can be enjoyed fresh on its own.
Siberian Motherwort (Leonurus sibiricus)
$19.95
Siberian Motherwort, also known as Marihuanilla or Honeyweed, is a perennial or annual medicinal herb. It grows tall, erect, and full of vibrant purple flower spikes. The flowers produced in whorls around the upper half of the stems and it's toothed foliage are highly ornamental and unique. It makes a showstopping hedge and is beloved by pollinators.
Siberian Motherwort grows wild along the coastal regions of Brazil and Mexico, but is native to China, Mongolia, and (surprise!) Siberia. Medicinally, this plant was traditionally used in Chinese medicine to help alleviate some symptoms of menstruation or for ritual smoking purposes. It's purported effects are comparable to cannabis in that they provide a mellow and relaxed sensation.
This plant does not tolerate frost and can be overwintered indoors. Siberian Motherwort is of the Leonurus (mint) family of plants and very closely related to two other Sow Exotic favorites; Klip Dagga and Wild Dagga.
Celeste Fig
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$22.95
Reliable Southern Favorite with Honey-Sweet Flavor and Cold Tolerance
The Celeste Fig (Ficus carica 'Celeste') is a Southern classic, beloved for its cold-hardiness, dependable productivity, and small, sweet, honey-flavored fruit. Also known as the Sugar Fig, this variety produces light brown to purplish-bronze skin with rosy-pink flesh that is rich, smooth, and perfect for fresh eating, drying, or preserves.
Celeste is a self-fertile, early-fruiting variety that performs beautifully in hot, humid climates and mild winters, making it ideal for growers across Zones 7–10. It’s also more cold-tolerant than many other fig varieties and resists splitting in wet conditions—perfect for southeastern gardens.
Compact and easy to manage, Celeste grows to about 8–15 feet tall, making it suitable for containers or in-ground. It typically produces a main summer crop, but in warmer zones, you may also get a light breba crop in early summer.
Whether you're building your backyard orchard or looking for your first fig, Celeste is a time-tested favorite that delivers big flavor and little fuss.
Job's Tears (Coix lacryma-jobi)
$19.95
Job's Tears is a tropical grass native to Southeast Asia, and has been naturalized in Southern America as well as the Caribbean. Job's Tears is a member of the grass and rice family of plants (poaceae). Wide ornamental blades grow upright and arch at their ends. Long, beautiful spikes of grain are produced in the warm seasons, swelling into gorgeous strings of seeds that resemble pearls, or tears. This unique grain is often described as resembling barley in both size, color and form. The plant is self-seeding annually, and is a perennial around the east coast and in warmer climates. This plant creates an excellent textured foliage, making it a great hedge plant. It's also well-suited to grow in containers, easily reaching heights of 4 to 6ft. It is best to plant Job's Tears during the rainy season, in Spring (right now!!). Grain heads will sprout and be ready for ample harvest as the weather becomes more dry. Job's Tears has several edible uses, primarily as a cereal grain. In Asia it is commonly used to make grain alcohol that is often sweetened and combined with spices. A milk like drink similar to Horchata can be made from the grains as well. Medicinally, the bran is known to have cancer fighting properties. The pea-shaped grains of the plant naturally have a hole that easily allows for stringing of the grains. They are moisture resistant, and durable and are often used to make necklaces and rosaries due to the added symbolism of the tear-shape.
Aglaonema Snow White Houseplant Elegant and Low Maintenance 6" Container
$19.95
$29.95
Add a touch of elegance to your indoor space with the Aglaonema Snow White, a stunning plant known for its striking white-speckled variegated leaves. Perfect for beginners and seasoned plant enthusiasts alike, this hardy houseplant thrives in low to medium indirect light and requires minimal watering. Its air-purifying qualities and easy-care nature make it an ideal choice for homes or offices. Delivered in a 6" container, it's ready to brighten any corner with its timeless charm.
Light: Thrives in low to bright indirect light.
Water: Allow soil to dry slightly between waterings.
Care: Prefers warm, humid environments but adapts well to average indoor conditions.
Versatility: Perfect for living rooms, offices, or bedrooms.
Tour of Heat Super Hot Seed Collection
$17.25
Get your hands on some of the most popular super hot peppers in the world with this exclusive Tour of Heat Super Hot Seed variety pack! You'll experience a range of heat and flavor from all the fresh peppers you grow from these seeds. From there, you can create your own hot sauce, powder, or any number of spicy recipes. Whether you're a new grower or a seasoned pro, the peppers in the Tour of Heat Super Hot Seed pack are three peppers that everyone needs to try growing once!
Bundle Includes:
Carolina Reaper Pepper - 10+ Seeds
Ghost Pepper- 10+ Seeds
Trinidad Scorpion Pepper - 10+ Seeds
Bulk: Red Impact Hybrid Pepper Seeds
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2024 AAS Winner. Introducing Red Impact, a game-changer in the realm of Lamuyo-type peppers. Renowned for their challenging growth, Red Impact defies the norm with its ease of cultivation, earning it the prestigious award. This remarkable pepper variety boasts thick, sweet walls even in its green stage, surpassing others in sweetness. Loaded with fruits, it yields abundantly, making it a prized gem for growers. Red Impact plants stand upright and tidy, equipped with a robust disease resistance package to safeguard your investment. Its fruits, donning a rich dark red hue, are impeccably uniform in shape and size. If you seek a delectable and hassle-free pepper variety, Red Impact emerges as the perfect choice for your garden.
Days to Maturity: 75
Sow Method: Start Indoors
Sow Depth: ¼ Inch
Spacing: 18 Inches
Sun: Full Sun
Height: 28 - 36 Inches
Fruit Size: 7 Inches, 9 ounces
Resistant to:
Pepper Mottle Virus
Potato Y Virus
Tobamovirus
Xanthomonas Campestris
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Aglaonema Silver Queen | Chinese Evergreen | Low Maintenance House Plant in 6" pot
$14.99
$19.95
Aglaonema Silver Queen | Chinese Evergreen | Low Maintenance House Plant (6" Pot)
Bring a touch of elegance to your space with the Aglaonema Silver Queen, also known as the Chinese Evergreen. This striking houseplant features beautifully patterned silver-green foliage that effortlessly brightens any room. Perfect for plant enthusiasts and beginners alike, the Silver Queen is as gorgeous as it is easy to care for.
Other popular aglaonema plants:
Snow White
Osaka
Siam Aurora
Dizzy Diamond
Celebrate the joy of greenery without the fuss. The Aglaonema Silver Queen is not only a captivating décor piece but also a natural air purifier, promoting a healthier atmosphere in your home or office. Stylish, adaptable, and trustworthy, it’s the perfect addition to any plant collection. Check out our entire collection of Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonemas).
Aglaonema Queen | Chinese Evergreen | Low Maintenance House Plant in 6" pot
$14.99
$19.95
Aglaonema Queen | Chinese Evergreen | Low Maintenance House Plant (6" Pot)
Add a touch of natural elegance to your indoor space with the Aglaonema Queen, also known as the Chinese Evergreen. Renowned for its stunning, lush foliage adorned with a mix of deep greens and silvery hues, this plant is the perfect combination of beauty and simplicity. Whether you’re a seasoned plant enthusiast or just starting your indoor gardening adventure, this low-maintenance gem fits effortlessly into your lifestyle.
Other popular aglaonema plants:
Snow White
Osaka
Siam Aurora
Dizzy Diamond
Celebrate the joy of greenery without the fuss. The Aglaonema Queen is not only a captivating décor piece but also a natural air purifier, promoting a healthier atmosphere in your home or office. Stylish, adaptable, and trustworthy, it’s the perfect addition to any plant collection. Check out our entire collection of Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonemas).
Frost Proof Gardenia (Jasminoides)
$14.95
$49.95
Fill your garden with the timeless elegance and fragrance of the Frost Proof Gardenia. Known for its creamy white, double-petaled blooms and glossy evergreen leaves, this gardenia variety is specially bred to withstand cooler temperatures better than traditional gardenias.
Perfect for hedges, borders, containers, or foundation plantings, the Frost Proof Gardenia thrives in full sun to partial shade and produces a heavy flush of blooms in late spring, with scattered flowers through summer. Its compact growth habit makes it easy to maintain while providing year-round beauty.
✨ Why You’ll Love It
Strong fragrance that perfumes your garden or patio
Improved cold tolerance (hardy down to 15–20°F)
Compact size, ideal for small gardens or container growing
Glossy green foliage that stays vibrant year-round
Blooms heavily in spring with repeat flowers in summer
🌱 Growing Tips
Plant in acidic, well-drained soil
Provide regular water and mulch to keep roots cool
Fertilize with an acid-loving plant food in spring and summer
Lightly prune after flowering to maintain shape
Bring home a Frost Proof Gardenia today and enjoy a classic southern favorite that’s tough enough for cooler climates!
Triple Crown Blackberry Plant
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$29.95
Large, Sweet, Blackberries Perfect For Home Growing
The Triple Crown Blackberry is a new and improved blackberry variety that’s quickly rising to the top as the most popular type of blackberry to grow at home.
Triple Crown Blackberries are thornless and pump out tons of enormous, savory berries that you can pick without the burden of getting pricked by thorns.
With the Triple Crown Blackberry harvest season lasting for an entire month you will have berries all year. Every time you check on your plant, you’ll find new fresh blackberries ready to be picked late in the summer.
You will have more than enough blackberries to share with your family and friends, and they will be amazed by the fact that your homegrown berries are larger and sweeter than varieties found in local grocery stores.
Mouth watering, savory Triple Crown Blackberries are one the sweetest and juiciest varieties available. They’re perfect for an all-natural, organic snack and for making jams and pies. Their rich flavor will have your recipes tasting better than ever.
Best of all, you can grow Triple Crown Blackberries with little to no maintenance. This semi erect blackberry variety doesn’t need a trellis to thrive, and can tolerate heat and humidity that other varieties can’t handle.
Triple Crown Blackberries don’t make a fuss. They will thrive if planted in the ground or in a container. If your area gets too cold for this blackberry variety, keep it in a container and bring it indoors during the winter.
When the warm weather returns you’ll have beautiful white flowers in the early summer that turn into endless supply of delicious blackberries around August.
The Triple Crown Blackberry is selling out fast. Be sure to order yours today, before they are all gone.
Dang Rasimi Jackfruit Dwarf Tree, from Seedlings
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$29.95
Introducing the Dang Rasimi Dwarf Jackfruit Tree: A Flavorful Delight from Everglades Farms
Experience the tropical splendor of the Dang Rasimi Dwarf Jackfruit Tree, a culinary gem that promises a bountiful harvest and delectable flavors. Perfectly grafted from a high-quality fruit-producing tree, our jackfruit tree is a true testament to nature's beauty and bounty. Here's why you'll want to make the Dang Rasimi Dwarf Jackfruit Tree a part of your garden:
High-Quality Grafting: Our Dang Rasimi Dwarf Jackfruit Tree is skillfully grafted from a top-tier fruit-producing tree, ensuring that you'll enjoy the finest quality fruits with exceptional taste and texture.
Semi-Dwarf Delight: This jackfruit tree boasts a semi-dwarf nature, offering the perfect balance between a manageable size and abundant fruit production. Periodic pruning, usually on an annual basis, is all it takes to maintain its moderate stature, reaching approximately 11 feet.
Sumptuous Fruits: Indulge in the joy of harvesting impressive jackfruits that tip the scales at 18-20 pounds each. With uniform oblong fruit shapes, these jackfruits are not only sizable but also visually appealing.
A Season to Savor: Prepare for a mid-season delight as our Dang Rasimi Dwarf Jackfruit Tree bears its luscious fruits from July to August. Savor the summer months with the sweet taste of fresh jackfruit.
Abundant Yield: Be prepared for an impressive yield as this tree boasts a remarkably heavy fruit production, ranging from 165 to 275 pounds. You'll have plenty to share and enjoy with friends and family.
Homestead Grown: Cultivated with care in our plant nursery in Homestead, Florida, our Dang Rasimi Dwarf Jackfruit Tree thrives under the nurturing embrace of our subtropical climate, ensuring robust growth and fruitfulness.
Ready to Flourish: When you bring home the Dang Rasimi Dwarf Jackfruit Tree, you're welcoming an established young tree. With an average age of 6-12 months, it's poised to flourish in your garden.
Convenient Container: Your Dang Rasimi Dwarf Jackfruit Tree will arrive in a 2-Gal plastic container, securely packaged for safe shipping. The soil within is enriched with premium slow-release 8-3-9 granular fertilizer, providing the nourishment your tree needs to thrive.
Stature and Elegance: Expect your Dang Rasimi Dwarf Jackfruit Tree to stand tall at 2-3 feet, container included, upon arrival. With the potential for further growth, it's an exquisite addition to your garden landscape.
Elevate your gardening experience with the Dang Rasimi Dwarf Jackfruit Tree from Everglades Farms. Don't miss the opportunity to cultivate a tropical treasure that brings deliciousness, beauty, and abundance to your doorstep. Add this extraordinary tree to your collection and enjoy a journey of growth, flavor, and nature's wonders. Order today and embark on a remarkable gardening adventure!
🌱 5 Steps to Successfully Grow a Dang Rasimi Jackfruit Tree
Alocasia Low Rider Tropical Houseplant in 4" Container
$14.95
$29.95
Bring some tropical vibes into your home with the Alocasia Low Rider! This quirky houseplant features a unique low-riding form, adding a touch of playfulness to any space. Comes in a 4" container for easy care and maintenance. No green thumb required!
Alocasia Cuprea Red Secret Tropical Houseplant in 4" Container
$14.95
$29.95
The Alocasia Cuprea Red Secret is the perfect addition to your home jungle. Its shiny, red-veined leaves will add a pop of color to any room. Plus, its compact size and easy care make it a must-have for any plant parent. Bring home your own Red Secret today!
