Herbals & Edible Plants

• Sweet Leaf Plant: Known for naturally sweet leaves under proper identification and preparation.
• Container Friendly Herb: Great for patio pots, herb gardens, and sunny planters.
• Sun to Part Shade: Grows well in full sun to partial shade.
• Moist, Well-Drained Soil: Prefers steady moisture with good drainage.
• Warm Weather Favorite: Best suited for warm growing conditions and protected containers.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add sweet herb garden interest with the Plant Nook Stevia.
  
  This Stevia plant is known for its sweet leaf heritage and simple herb garden appeal, making it a nice choice for patio pots, herb planters, and warm outdoor growing spaces.
  
  For best growth, place in full sun to partial shade and plant in moist, well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established, but avoid overwatering or soggy soil. In cooler areas, grow it in a container so it can be protected from cold temperatures.
  
  Note: Do not ingest plant parts unless properly identified and prepared for safe use. Keep away from pets and small children."

• Dark Blackberry Fruit: Known for producing edible berries on mature plants.
• Great for Home Gardens: A strong choice for sunny berry rows and edible landscapes.
• Full Sun Preferred: Best grown in full sun for healthy growth.
• Well-Draining Soil: Prefers soil that drains well and supports healthy roots.
• Water While Establishing: Regular watering helps young plants settle in.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Grow edible garden color with the Plant Nook Blackberry Rubus Natchez.
  
  This blackberry variety is grown for its fruiting potential on mature plants and is a beautiful choice for sunny home gardens, berry rows, and edible landscape spaces.
  
  For best growth, place in full sun and plant in well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established and provide enough room as the canes develop.
  
  Note: Blackberry canes may be thorny depending on the variety. Handle with care and keep young plants away from pets and small children."

• Compact Basil Foliage: Grown for small aromatic leaves under proper identification and use.
• Classic Herb Garden Plant: Great for patio pots, containers, and warm garden spaces.
• Sun Loving Herb: Best grown in full sun with warm conditions.
• Moist, Well-Drained Soil: Prefers regular watering while getting established.
• Container Friendly: A nice choice for kitchen gardens, herb planters, and sunny patios.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add classic herb garden charm with the Plant Nook Greek Basil.
  
  This basil variety is loved for its compact growth and aromatic herb appeal, making it a beautiful choice for patio pots, kitchen gardens, containers, and warm sunny spaces.
  
  For best growth, place in full sun and plant in moist, well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established, but avoid letting the soil stay soggy.
  
  Note: Do not ingest plant parts unless properly identified and prepared for safe use. Keep away from pets and small children."

• Sweet Bay Leaf Plant: Known for aromatic leaves used in cooking when properly identified and prepared.
• Evergreen Herb Appeal: Adds glossy green foliage to patios, containers, and garden spaces.
• Sun to Part Shade: Grows well in full sun to partial shade.
• Container Friendly: Can be grown in a pot and protected in cooler areas.
• Well-Drained Soil Needed: Prefers regular watering while establishing and soil that drains well.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add classic herb garden beauty with the Plant Nook Sweet Bay Leaf.
  
  This Bay Laurel plant is loved for its aromatic leaf heritage and glossy evergreen-style foliage, making it a beautiful choice for patio containers, herb gardens, and warm outdoor spaces.
  
  For best growth, place in full sun to partial shade and plant in well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established. In cooler areas, grow it in a container so it can be protected from cold temperatures.
  
  Note: Do not ingest plant parts unless properly identified and prepared for safe use. Keep away from pets and small children."

• Red Malabar Spinach: A heat-loving leafy vine with red-toned stems.
• Vining Growth Habit: Great for trellises, containers, and warm edible garden spaces.
• Sun to Part Shade: Grows well in full sun, with partial shade helpful in very hot areas.
• Moist, Well-Drained Soil: Prefers steady moisture and rich, well-draining soil.
• Support Helpful: Provide a trellis or support as the vine grows.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add colorful warm-season leafy green interest with the Plant Nook Red Malabar Spinach.
  
  This heat-loving vining plant is grown for its edible leaf potential under proper identification and preparation, with red-toned stems that add extra garden color.
  
  For best growth, place in full sun to partial shade and plant in moist, well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established and provide a trellis or support as the vine grows.
  
  Note: Do not ingest plant parts unless properly identified and prepared for safe use. Keep away from pets and small children."

• Green Malabar Spinach: A heat-loving leafy vine grown for edible leaf potential under proper use.
• Vining Growth Habit: Great for trellises, containers, and warm edible garden spaces.
• Sun to Part Shade: Grows well in full sun, with partial shade helpful in very hot areas.
• Moist, Well-Drained Soil: Prefers steady moisture and soil rich in organic matter.
  Support Helpful: Provide a trellis or support as the vine grows.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add warm-season leafy green interest with the Plant Nook Green Malabar Spinach.
  
  This heat-loving vining plant is grown for its edible leaf potential under proper identification and preparation, making it a great choice for warm edible gardens, patio containers, and trellis growing.
  
  For best growth, place in full sun to partial shade and plant in moist, well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established and provide support as the vine grows.
  
  Note: Do not ingest plant parts unless properly identified and prepared for safe use. Keep away from pets and small children."

• Tropical Ginger Foliage: Adds lush green texture to warm gardens, patios, and containers.
• Pinecone-Style Bracts: Known for unique cone-like bracts on mature plants.
• Filtered Light Preferred: Grows well in bright filtered light or partial shade.
• Moist, Well-Drained Soil: Prefers steady moisture with good drainage.
• Container Friendly: Can be grown in a pot and protected in cooler areas.
  
  You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add lush tropical texture with the Plant Nook Shampoo Ginger, Zingiber zerumbet.
  
  This tropical ginger is loved for its bold foliage and unique cone-like bracts on mature plants, making it a beautiful choice for warm garden beds, shaded patios, and large containers.
  
  For best growth, place in bright filtered light or partial shade and plant in rich, moist, well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established, but avoid letting the soil stay soggy. In cooler areas, grow it in a container so it can be protected from cold temperatures.
  
  Note: Do not ingest plant parts unless properly identified and prepared for safe use. Keep away from pets and small children.

• Mojito Mint Foliage: Known for aromatic leaves commonly associated with fresh mint drinks and herb gardens.
• Container Friendly Herb: Great for patio pots, kitchen gardens, and small outdoor spaces.
• Sun to Part Shade: Grows well in full sun to partial shade.
• Moist Soil Preferred: Likes moist, well-draining soil and regular watering.
• Best Kept in Containers: Mint can spread quickly, so container growing helps keep it managed.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add fresh herb garden charm with the Plant Nook Mojito Mint.
  
  This mint variety is loved for its aromatic foliage and bright herb garden appeal, making it a great choice for patio pots, kitchen gardens, containers, and small-space growing.
  
  For best growth, place in full sun to partial shade and plant in moist, well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established. Growing mint in a container can help manage its spreading habit.
  
  Note: Do not ingest plant parts unless properly identified and prepared for safe use. Keep away from pets and small children."

• Purple Raspberry Potential: Grown for purple raspberry fruit potential on mature plants.
• Thornless Cane Appeal: Easier to handle than many prickly raspberry types.
• Full Sun Preferred: Best grown in full sun with good air circulation.
• Well-Drained Soil Needed: Prefers rich, well-draining soil and steady moisture.
• Support Helpful: Trellising can help manage the canes as they grow.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add unique berry garden color with the Plant Nook Glencoe Thornless Raspberry.
  
  This Rubus variety is grown for its purple raspberry fruit potential on mature plants and thornless cane appeal, making it a great choice for sunny edible gardens, berry rows, and supported growing spaces.
  
  For best growth, place in full sun and plant in rich, well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established, and provide a trellis or support as the canes develop.
  
  Note: Thornless varieties are easier to handle, but stems can still be rough or irritating. Do not ingest plant parts other than properly identified ripe fruit. Keep away from pets and small children."

Meet Jaboticaba: the Brazilian grape tree, famous for grape-like fruit that grows right on the trunk and branches.

WHAT ARRIVES
2 live starter plugs, each approximately 10 inches tall, rooted and actively growing. Because these are living plants, size can vary slightly from one plug to the next.

PET NOTE
This plant isn't listed in the ASPCA plant database, so we can't make a pet-safety claim either way. Check with your vet if pets tend to chew on plants.

WHERE IT SHINES
It's a conversation piece for patio containers, tropical gardens and bonsai.

GROWING IT
Plant in full sun to part shade in slightly acidic, well-drained soil kept consistently moist; it doesn't like to dry out.

CLIMATE
A slow-growing tree, often kept 6 to 10 feet in a container. Perennial in USDA zones 10 to 11, tolerating light frost when mature.

WHAT TO EXPECT
It takes patience: seedlings often need several years before fruiting, sometimes many.

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Meet Blackberry 'Triple Crown': a USDA-developed thornless blackberry and long-time favorite for its vigor, heavy yields and large, flavorful fruit.

WHAT ARRIVES
2 live starter plugs, each approximately 5 inches tall. Because these plants are grown from cuttings, size can vary slightly from one plug to the next.

PET NOTE
Blackberry isn't listed in the ASPCA plant database, so we can't make a pet-safety claim either way. Ripe berries are a common garden fruit for people and birds. The canes are thornless.

WHERE IT SHINES
Trellises and fence lines in home gardens. Space plants 3 to 5 feet apart.

GROWING IT
Plant in full sun in well-drained soil, and water regularly during flowering and fruiting. Its vigorous, semi-erect canes need a trellis or support to stay tidy. After a cane fruits, cut it to the ground to make room for new canes.

CLIMATE
Grows in USDA zones 6 to 9. It needs a high chill requirement of roughly 800 hours or more, so it performs best where winters are truly cold. In mild-winter areas such as Florida and the Gulf Coast, it may leaf out unevenly and fruit poorly.

WHAT TO EXPECT
It fruits on second-year canes, so expect your first harvest about a year after planting. Berries ripen mid-season, with large, sweet fruit and heavy yields once established.

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• Dwarf Mulberry Plant: A smaller-growing option for edible gardens and patio containers.
• Mulberry Fruit Potential: Known for producing mulberries on mature plants.
• Sun Loving Plant: Best grown in full sun to bright outdoor light.
• Container Friendly: Great for larger pots, patios, and small edible landscapes.
• Well-Drained Soil Needed: Prefers regular watering while establishing and soil that drains well.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add compact berry tree potential with the Plant Nook Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry.
  
  This mulberry is loved for its smaller garden appeal and fruiting potential on mature plants, making it a beautiful choice for patio containers, edible gardens, and sunny outdoor spaces.
  
  For best growth, place in full sun to bright outdoor light and plant in well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established, but avoid waterlogged soil.
  
  Note: Do not ingest plant parts other than properly identified ripe fruit. Keep away from pets and small children."