We know it can be confusing to shop with us because we dont have a retail store. We operate much more like a farm than a garden center (we spend all week growing goodies and then bring them to market to sell), so if you are hoping for plants, gardening supplies or produce your shopping options are as follows:

Visit the nursery in the Redland every Saturday from 10am - 5pm.
We are located at AgriTrace Institute, based at the PLK Estate
22305 SW 157th Avenue, the Redland, FL 33170
Here we sell plants, soil, seeds & gardening supplies.

Visit the Legion Park Farmers Market every Saturday from 9am - 2pm.
The market is in the Legion Park, on 66th & Biscayne Blvd. in the Upper East Side district of Miami.
Here we share a booth with French Farms and its loaded with all of his fresh produce, vegetables & fruits from other small organic local farms, local honey & value added foods from the farm, pastured eggs & a selection of our seedlings, seeds & gardening supplies.

You can also shop online and pick up your order while staying safely in your car at either Saturday location, or choose delivery and have your order delivered right to your home. We take delivery order all week until 5pm on Friday, and all orders are delivered on Saturdays.

This season we started hosting our most popular veggie gardening workshop online, and we split it into 4 seasonal videos. Video 3: SPRING is now available for purchase online using our sliding scale pricing.

Did you know that one of the main things we do is build, install & maintain gardens for private residences, schools & restaurants throughout South Florida!? well, its true... While this time of year is the "off season" for veggie gardening in Miami we are happy to start a conversation about your future fall garden with you! Click on the link below to see some of our gardens and fill out a form so we can get in touch!

April is one of the last months for home gardeners to plant quick growing annual crops like asian greens, so we take you on a journey through some of our favorite varieties. Its also a great time of year to save your own seeds for next season, or for your kitchen pantry, and to start a compost pile so that the intense heat and rain of summer can make you compost for next falls planting!