What We Grow
YUF is proud to offer a wide range of plants for your edible gardens. From the classic beefsteak tomato and Italian basil, we have all of your favourites as well as a wide range of unique and heirloom vegetables such as purple peppers, striped beans, an more. We’ve divided our catalog into different plant categories with a few highlights below
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Beans and Peas |
| Bush Beans – green, yellow, and purple Climbing Pole Beans – mixed Snow and Snap Peas Shell Peas Chickpeas – new for 2013! |
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Cucumbers and Squash |
| English Cucumbers Pickling Cucumbers Lemon Cucumbers Green and Yellow Zucchini Pattypan Squash Butternut and Acorn Squash |
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Edible Flowers |
| Nasturtium Calendula Borage Sunflower Viola Echinacea |
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Fruit |
| Berries – Strawberry, Raspberry, Blackberry, Elderberry Melons – Cantaloupe, Watermelon Stone Fruit Trees – Cherry, Peach, Plum Apple and Pear Trees Grape Vines |
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Greens and Lettuce |
| Arugula / Asian Greens Edible and Ornamental Greens Kale / Spinach Leaf Lettuce Head Lettuce |
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Herbs |
| Basil Parsley Onions and Chives Mint Annual Herbs Perennial Herbs |
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Peppers and Eggplant |
| Sweet Bell Peppers – Yellow and Red Shepherd Pepper – Classic Italian garden sweet pepper Spicy Peppers – Cayenne, Jalapeno, Hungarian Banana, Scotch Bonnet Italian and Asian Eggplant |
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Root Vegetables |
| Beets – Chioggia, Bulls Blood, Touchstone Gold Carrots – Amsterdam, Rainbow, Purple Haze, Mignon Radishes – Easter Egg, Sora Other – Celeriac, Jerusalem Artichoke, Garlic, Turnip |
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Tomatoes |
| Small Tomatoes – swet cherry 100, yellow pear, cheesmanii wild cherry, osu blue Medium Tomatoes – roma, lemon boy, garden peach, early girl Large Tomatoes – beefsteak, brandywine, green zebra Heirloom Tomatoes – black giant, ground cherry |
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Unusual Edibles |
| Tea Bush (camellia sinensis) Hop Vine Shiitake Mushroom Log Oysterm Mushroom Kit Edible Weeds |
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If you’re looking for a garden to go along with any of the edible plants listed above, read more about our Residential Gardens, Commercial Gardens, and Indoor Gardens.
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