Habanero pepper
Capsicum annuum
Among the very hottest ever! 1,000 times hotter than Jalapeno. Native to Yucatan, lantern-shaped, 1” … Continued
browsing: grow food!
Grow your own healthy, fresh, pesticide-free food.
Start with organically grown plant starts from Vinland Valley Nursery!
Plants are grown in the following standard sizes — see lists for specifics. Other sizes are priced as marked.
• Veggie plants are grown in 3.25″ pots.
• Herbs are grown in 3.25″ tan pots, 4.5″ pots, and quarts.
• Berry bushes, and vines are grown in quarts and #2/#3 nursery containers.
• Fruit trees are grown in #5/#7 nursery containers.
We have seed trays and domes!
All plants are grown using organic potting mix and fertilizer. We control pests using predatory insects and biologicals, and resort to OMRI approved pesticides only in extreme circumstances.
VEGETABLE GARDEN CALENDAR & PLANTING GUIDE
Get planning with our kitchen garden growing guide. We’ve combined planting calendars from many sources with our own experience and greenhouse seed sowing schedules, along with some average times to harvest, and created a guide we hope will help demystify vegetable gardening.
CLICK HERE to check current availability and preorder fruit trees on our webstore.
Click the categories to filter by veggie type.
Magnum Habenero
Capsicum annuum
Small, star-shaped flowers are followed by uniform, 1- to 2-inch, bright orange fruits. These Mexican … Continued
Hungarian Wax Pepper
Capsicum annuum
As its name suggests, this heirloom pepper originated in Hungary. Easily confused with the similar-looking … Continued
Mariachi Mild Chili
Capsicum annuum
One of the earliest ripening varieties, these mild to moderately hot peppers range from 500-600 … Continued
Yummy Snacking Orange Bell
Capsicum annuum
2″ long x 1 1/2″ wide apricot-orange bells are extra-sweet and tender-crisp. Fruits are nearly … Continued
Tabasco pepper
Capsicum frutescens
The tabasco pepper is a variety of the chili pepper species originating in Mexico. It … Continued
caraway
Carum carvi
Caraway has a thick, tapering root like that of a parsnip, and the leaves resemble … Continued
cardoon
Cynara cardunculus
This relative of the artichoke has edible roots and stalks, but you won’t want to … Continued
shagbark hickory
Carya ovata
A long-lived shade tree with a straight trunk, excellent shade. This Midwest native is named … Continued
pecan
Carya illinoinensis
This massive shade tree is the pecan producer of the industry. Lustrous, dark green foliage … Continued
Caspian Pink
Solanum lycopersicum
Originally from Russia. Excellent for fresh eating! Indeterminate.
Cauliflower
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis
Plant spring cauliflower 2 to 4 weeks before the last frost in the ground or … Continued