Plants for South Florida garden conditions by Three Amigos Growers in Davie, FL

The Three Amigos Growers is a nursery in Davie, FL which offers plants adapted to the South Florida garden conditions. Here is a list:

https://www.treeamigosgrowers.com/plants/

Among them:

Vegetable Plants

- Collards. These can be perennial in South Florida, I have Georgia collards growing strong for 3 years now.

- Eggplant Dancer, Ping Tung, Millionaire. Will have to check them out. Have in mind that eggplants hate the nematodes in Florida soil. Containers may be a better option.

- Kale Garlic. Not sure about this one.

- Mustard Greens, Mustard Red. Easy to grow but you have to cook them, raw, they have a bite.

- Peppers Crimson King, Mini Chocolate, Padron. Not sure about these.

- Lettuce, Salanova. Not sure about this one.

- Longevity Spinach.

- Sorrel, French. Tried to grow it but it did not do well for me. May try again.

- Tomato, Everglades, Super Sweet 100. Everglades tomato grows excellent in South Florida, it self-seeds and becomes perennial. Highly recommended. Have in mind it's a small tomato though - the size of a large blueberry.

Culinary Herb Plants

- Dill, Fennel. Not sure how well these will do in summer.

- Garlic Chives, Leeks. Excellent choice! Great for edible edging plant.

- Mint, Mojito. Not sure about this one.

- Parsley. It does not grow well during the summer heat.

- Scallions. Perennial in South Florida.

- Thyme Lemon. Vietnamese Coriander. Not sure about this one.

Medicinal Herb Plants

- Calendula. Not sure about this one.

- Chamomile. It has trouble during the summer.

- Marshmallow, Mother Wort. Not sure about this one.

- Plantain, Plantain Turkish. Tried it but did not grow well for me.

- Skullcap Barbara. Spilanthes – Lemon Drops. Not sure about this one.

- Stinging Nettle. Tried it but did not grow well for me from seed.

- Tulsi, Kapoor. Krishna. Not sure about this one.

- Valerian Root. Not sure about this one.

Fruit Trees and Plants

- Achote (Annatto). Not sure about this one.

- Guava. Excellent choice for South Florida.

- Lulo/Naranjilla. Can be very thorny, I hear.

- Mulberry, Ever-bearing. Fruit is too small on most varieties.

- Passionfruit, Sweet cup yellow. Not sure about this one.

- Passionfruit, Purple. Excellent choice.

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