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Plant Guide

Grow food that heals

Explore everything we grow — organized for wellness, companion planting, and seasonal eating. Each plant lists its sunlight and water needs, best companions, harvest timeline, and why it's good for you.

Home organics that heal

Nutrient-dense, chemical-free food you grow and trust — chosen to support everyday wellness.

Plants that work together

Companion groupings that deter pests, feed the soil, and boost yields — naturally.

Eat with the seasons

Produce picked ripe and in season is fresher and more nutrient-dense than out-of-season, long-shipped alternatives.

Season:

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Butterhead Lettuce

Leafy GreensCool Season

Sunlight

Partial Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

45-55d

Wellness

Hydrating and low-calorie, with folate and vitamin K.

Companion Plants

ChivesRadishCarrots

Tip: Harvest outer leaves for continuous production. Bolts in heat.

Romaine Lettuce

Leafy GreensCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Regular

Harvest

55-65d

Wellness

Crisp source of vitamin A, vitamin K, and folate.

Companion Plants

RadishCarrotsBeets

Tip: Keep soil evenly moist to prevent bitterness.

Arugula

Leafy GreensCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Regular

Harvest

30-40d

Wellness

Peppery green rich in vitamin K and beneficial nitrates.

Companion Plants

LettuceBeetsOnions

Tip: Fast and cut-and-come-again. Succession sow every 2-3 weeks.

Spinach

Leafy GreensCool Season

Sunlight

Partial Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

35-45d

Wellness

Excellent source of iron, folate, and antioxidant beta-carotene.

Companion Plants

RadishBeansPeas

Tip: Best in cool weather. Succession plant every 2 weeks.

Kale

Leafy GreensCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Regular

Harvest

50-65d

Wellness

Loaded with vitamins A, C, and K plus antioxidants.

Companion Plants

BeansOnionsDill

Tip: Flavor sweetens after a light frost. Harvest lower leaves first.

Swiss Chard

Leafy GreensCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Regular

Harvest

50-60d

Wellness

Colorful stems rich in vitamins A and K and magnesium.

Companion Plants

BeansOnionsMarigold

Tip: Tolerates both spring and fall. Harvest outer stalks continually.

Collard Greens

Leafy GreensCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Regular

Harvest

55-75d

Wellness

Southern staple high in calcium, fiber, and vitamin K.

Companion Plants

OnionsDillMarigold

Tip: Heat- and cold-tolerant. Pick lower leaves as it grows tall.

Bok Choy

Leafy GreensCool Season

Sunlight

Partial Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

40-50d

Wellness

A source of vitamin C and calcium; great in stir-fries.

Companion Plants

RadishOnionsBeets

Tip: Grow quickly in cool weather to avoid bolting.

Roma Tomatoes

Fruiting VegWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

70-80d

Wellness

Rich in lycopene, an antioxidant linked to heart health.

Companion Plants

BasilMarigoldCarrots

Tip: Provide a sturdy stake or cage. Prune suckers for larger fruit.

Cherry Tomatoes

Fruiting VegWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

60-70d

Wellness

Snackable source of vitamin C and lycopene.

Companion Plants

BasilChivesMarigold

Tip: Prolific producers — harvest frequently to encourage more fruit.

Cucumber

Fruiting VegWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

50-70d

Wellness

Very hydrating and refreshing, with a light dose of vitamin K.

Companion Plants

BeansRadishDill

Tip: Use a trellis for vertical growth and cleaner fruit.

Zucchini

Fruiting VegWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

45-55d

Wellness

Low-calorie and a good source of fiber and vitamin C.

Companion Plants

BeansRadishNasturtium

Tip: Harvest when 6-8 inches long for best taste and texture.

Summer Squash

Fruiting VegWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

50-60d

Wellness

Fiber-rich and a source of vitamins A and C.

Companion Plants

BeansCornNasturtium

Tip: A classic Three Sisters plant — its leaves shade and protect the soil.

Eggplant

Fruiting VegWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

65-80d

Wellness

Contains fiber and nasunin, an antioxidant in the purple skin.

Companion Plants

BasilBeansMarigold

Tip: Needs consistent warmth. Harvest when skin is glossy.

Bush Beans

Fruiting VegWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

50-60d

Wellness

Plant protein and fiber; naturally enriches soil with nitrogen.

Companion Plants

CarrotsCucumberCorn

Tip: Pick pods frequently to encourage continuous production.

Pole Beans

Fruiting VegWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

55-65d

Wellness

Protein and fiber; a nitrogen-fixing Three Sisters partner.

Companion Plants

CornSquashSunflower

Tip: Needs a trellis or corn stalk to climb. Very space-efficient.

Snap Peas

Fruiting VegCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Moderate

Harvest

55-70d

Wellness

Sweet and crunchy, with vitamin C and fiber.

Companion Plants

CarrotsRadishLettuce

Tip: Cool-season crop — plant early spring or fall. Give it a trellis.

Sweet Corn

Fruiting VegWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

70-90d

Wellness

Whole-grain fiber and antioxidants lutein and zeaxanthin.

Companion Plants

Pole BeansSquashSunflower

Tip: The tall sister — plant in blocks for good pollination.

Okra

Fruiting VegWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

55-65d

Wellness

Heat-loving Southern favorite; a good source of fiber and vitamin C.

Companion Plants

PeppersBasilMarigold

Tip: Thrives in humid heat. Pick pods young at 2-3 inches.

Bell Peppers

Fruiting VegWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

60-90d

Wellness

One of the richest vegetable sources of vitamin C.

Companion Plants

BasilTomatoesCarrots

Tip: Allow to fully ripen on the vine for sweetest flavor.

Carrots

Root VegetablesCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Regular

Harvest

60-80d

Wellness

Packed with beta-carotene, which the body converts to vitamin A.

Companion Plants

OnionsChivesLettuce

Tip: Needs loose, deep soil. Thin seedlings for proper root development.

Radish

Root VegetablesCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Moderate

Harvest

22-30d

Wellness

Crisp, peppery, and a source of vitamin C — very low in calories.

Companion Plants

LettuceCarrotsCucumber

Tip: Fast grower — great for filling gaps between slower crops.

Beets

Root VegetablesCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Regular

Harvest

50-70d

Wellness

Rich in folate and dietary nitrates studied for circulation.

Companion Plants

OnionsLettuceBush Beans

Tip: Eat the greens too — they cook like chard.

Turnips

Root VegetablesCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Regular

Harvest

40-55d

Wellness

Low-calorie roots plus vitamin-C-rich edible greens.

Companion Plants

PeasOnionsLettuce

Tip: Fast cool-season crop. Harvest young for a milder, sweeter flavor.

Onions

Root VegetablesCool Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

90-120d

Wellness

Contain sulfur compounds and antioxidants; help deter garden pests.

Companion Plants

CarrotsBeetsLettuce

Tip: A strong companion plant whose scent confuses many pests.

Garlic

Root VegetablesCool Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

180-210d

Wellness

Source of allicin, a compound studied for immune and heart support.

Companion Plants

TomatoesCarrotsBeets

Tip: Plant cloves in fall for an early-summer harvest. Natural pest deterrent.

Ginger

Root VegetablesWarm Season

Sunlight

Partial Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

180-240d

Wellness

Contains gingerols, widely studied for anti-inflammatory and digestive support.

Companion Plants

TurmericLemongrass

Tip: Loves warmth and humidity — ideal for Southern climates. Grow in a deep box.

Turmeric

Root VegetablesWarm Season

Sunlight

Partial Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

240-300d

Wellness

Source of curcumin, one of the most-studied anti-inflammatory compounds.

Companion Plants

GingerLemongrass

Tip: Long, warm season needed. Pairs well with black pepper for absorption.

Basil

HerbsWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

25-30d

Wellness

Aromatic antioxidants; a classic pest-deterring tomato companion.

Companion Plants

TomatoesPeppersOregano

Tip: Pinch flower buds to keep leaves producing longer.

Cilantro

HerbsCool Season

Sunlight

Partial Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

21-28d

Wellness

Fresh herb with antioxidants; seeds become coriander spice.

Companion Plants

TomatoesSpinachPeppers

Tip: Bolts quickly in heat. Succession plant every 3 weeks.

Flat-Leaf Parsley

HerbsCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Moderate

Harvest

70-90d

Wellness

Surprisingly rich in vitamins K and C. More flavorful than curly.

Companion Plants

TomatoesChivesCarrots

Tip: Cut outer stems first for continuous harvest.

Rosemary

HerbsPerennial

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Low

Harvest

80-90d

Wellness

Aromatic antioxidants; its scent helps repel some garden insects.

Companion Plants

SageThymeLavender

Tip: Prefers well-drained soil. Can become a perennial shrub.

Thyme

HerbsPerennial

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Low

Harvest

70-90d

Wellness

Low-water herb rich in aromatic, antioxidant thymol.

Companion Plants

RosemaryLavenderSage

Tip: Drought-tolerant once established. Prune to prevent woodiness.

Oregano

HerbsPerennial

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Low

Harvest

60-90d

Wellness

One of the most antioxidant-dense culinary herbs.

Companion Plants

BasilPeppersThyme

Tip: Let dry slightly between waterings. Harvest just before flowering.

Sage

HerbsPerennial

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Low

Harvest

70-90d

Wellness

Aromatic antioxidants; traditionally used in teas and cooking.

Companion Plants

RosemaryThyme

Tip: Woody perennial — trim after flowering to keep it bushy.

Dill

HerbsCool Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

40-60d

Wellness

Attracts beneficial insects and flavors pickles and ferments.

Companion Plants

CucumberCabbageOnions

Tip: Let some flower to draw pollinators and predatory wasps.

Mint

HerbsPerennial

Sunlight

Partial Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

30-40d

Wellness

Refreshing herb traditionally used to soothe digestion.

Companion Plants

CabbageTomatoes

Tip: Aggressive spreader — keep it contained in a pot within your box.

Chives

HerbsPerennial

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Moderate

Harvest

60-90d

Wellness

Mild onion flavor with antioxidants; edible flowers deter pests.

Companion Plants

CarrotsTomatoes

Tip: Cut back to 2 inches to encourage fresh growth.

Jalapeño

PeppersWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

65-80d

Wellness

A source of vitamin C and capsaicin, studied for metabolism.

Companion Plants

BasilTomatoesCarrots

Tip: Harvest green for milder heat; red for full spice. Wear gloves!

Cayenne Pepper

PeppersWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

70-85d

Wellness

Vitamin C and capsaicin, associated with anti-inflammatory effects.

Companion Plants

BasilTomatoes

Tip: Can be dried for long-term storage. Very productive plants.

Serrano

PeppersWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

75-85d

Wellness

Provides vitamin C and provitamin-A carotenoids.

Companion Plants

CilantroBasil

Tip: Hotter than jalapeños. Great for fresh salsas.

Thai Chili

PeppersWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

70-90d

Wellness

Small but potent source of capsaicin and vitamin C.

Companion Plants

Thai BasilTomatoes

Tip: Very productive in heat. Great in Southeast Asian cooking.

Habanero

PeppersWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

90-100d

Wellness

Fruity heat with a high concentration of vitamin C.

Companion Plants

BasilMarigold

Tip: Loves long, hot summers. Handle with gloves.

Peppermint

Tea & WellnessPerennial

Sunlight

Partial Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

30-40d

Wellness

Traditional after-meal tea herb used to soothe digestion.

Companion Plants

ChamomileLemon Balm

Tip: Contain in a pot — spreads aggressively. Harvest before flowering.

Chamomile

Tea & WellnessCool Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

60-65d

Wellness

Classic calming herb for a soothing bedtime tea.

Companion Plants

MintLavenderLemon Balm

Tip: Harvest flower heads when petals begin to curl back.

Lemon Balm

Tea & WellnessPerennial

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Moderate

Harvest

50-70d

Wellness

Lemony calming herb traditionally used to ease stress.

Companion Plants

ChamomileMint

Tip: Delightful lemon scent. Trim regularly to keep it tidy.

Lavender

Tea & WellnessPerennial

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Low

Harvest

90-200d

Wellness

Aromatic flowers valued for their calming fragrance.

Companion Plants

RosemaryThyme

Tip: Needs excellent drainage. Prune after flowering to maintain shape.

Stevia

Tea & WellnessWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

40-60d

Wellness

A naturally calorie-free leaf sweetener for teas.

Companion Plants

ChamomileMint

Tip: Pinch flowers to keep the leaves at their sweetest.

Echinacea

Tea & WellnessPerennial

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Low

Harvest

90-120d

Wellness

Coneflower traditionally brewed as an immune-support tea.

Companion Plants

LavenderSage

Tip: Hardy perennial that also attracts pollinators and birds.

Holy Basil (Tulsi)

Tea & WellnessWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

50-70d

Wellness

Adaptogenic herb used in traditional wellness teas.

Companion Plants

PeppersTomatoes

Tip: Pinch tops often. Loves heat and full sun.

Lemongrass

Tea & WellnessWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

75-100d

Wellness

Citrusy stalks for teas and cooking; its scent deters mosquitoes.

Companion Plants

GingerTurmeric

Tip: Thrives in Southern heat. Harvest outer stalks at the base.

Strawberries

Fruits & BerriesPerennial

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

90-110d

Wellness

Rich in vitamin C and antioxidants; naturally sweet.

Companion Plants

BorageLettuceSpinach

Tip: Great in elevated boxes. Borage nearby is said to boost flavor.

Blueberries

Fruits & BerriesPerennial

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

120-150d

Wellness

Among the highest-antioxidant fruits, rich in anthocyanins.

Companion Plants

StrawberriesThyme

Tip: Needs acidic soil — perfect for a dedicated cedar box we can prep.

Blackberries

Fruits & BerriesPerennial

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

120-150d

Wellness

High in fiber and antioxidant anthocyanins.

Companion Plants

Strawberries

Tip: Choose thornless varieties and give canes a trellis.

Raspberries

Fruits & BerriesPerennial

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Regular

Harvest

120-150d

Wellness

Fiber-rich berries with vitamin C and antioxidants.

Companion Plants

Strawberries

Tip: Support canes with a trellis and prune spent canes yearly.

Marigold

Companion FlowersWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

45-60d

Wellness

Bright pest-deterring flower said to repel nematodes and aphids.

Companion Plants

TomatoesPeppersSquash

Tip: Tuck around the edges of your box as a natural guard.

Nasturtium

Companion FlowersWarm Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Moderate

Harvest

35-50d

Wellness

Edible peppery flowers that act as a trap crop for aphids.

Companion Plants

CucumberSquashBeans

Tip: Leaves and blooms are edible and lovely in salads.

Borage

Companion FlowersWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

50-60d

Wellness

Star-shaped blooms that attract pollinators and beneficial insects.

Companion Plants

StrawberriesTomatoesSquash

Tip: Edible cucumber-flavored flowers. Self-seeds readily.

Calendula

Companion FlowersCool Season

Sunlight

Full-Partial

Water

Moderate

Harvest

45-60d

Wellness

Edible petals; draws beneficial insects and traps aphids.

Companion Plants

LettuceCarrotsTomatoes

Tip: Deadhead often for continuous cheerful blooms.

Sunflower

Companion FlowersWarm Season

Sunlight

Full Sun

Water

Moderate

Harvest

70-90d

Wellness

Pollinator magnet and a natural trellis in a Three Sisters bed.

Companion Plants

CornPole BeansSquash

Tip: Choose sturdy varieties. Edible seeds are a bonus harvest.

Why Seasonal

Fresher in season, better for you

Produce shipped from far away is often picked before it's ripe and can lose nutrients in transit and storage. Food harvested from your own box at peak season is riper, more flavorful, and more nutrient-dense.

Picked ripe, not to travel

Fruits and vegetables develop their full vitamins and antioxidants when allowed to ripen on the plant — not in a truck.

Nutrients fade over time

Nutritional value begins declining after harvest, so the shorter the trip from soil to plate, the better.

Eat the rainbow, in rhythm

Rotating seasonal crops naturally gives you a wider variety of phytonutrients across the year.

Flavor you actually crave

In-season, homegrown produce simply tastes better — making it easier to eat more vegetables every day.

Wellness information is provided for general education and is not medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional for dietary guidance.

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