November is bringing a wonderful selection of different edible plants to our offering. From delicious homegrown fruits to fragrant herbs and tropical varieties, there’s plenty to inspire your next planting project. Whether you’re expanding your edible garden or looking to grow something a little different, explore our latest arrivals below.

Citrus

• Lemons — Eureka, seedless Eureka, Meyer, dwarf Meyer and Pinky

• Lemonade

• Limes — Tahitian, Rangpur, Sunrise and dwarf makrut (kaffir)

• Finger limes — Alstonville, dwarf Australian Blood Red, dwarf Byron Sunrise, dwarf Emerald, Little Ruby, Outback Desert and Rainforest Pearl. Dwarf forms of Outback Desert and Rainforest Pearl are also listed.

• Mandarins — Clementine, Emperor, Imperial, Shiranui and Sugar Bubba

• Dwarf mandarins — Emperor, Emperor Pipsqueak, Imperial and Sugar Bubba

• Oranges — Ippolito blood orange, Cara Cara, Navelina, Seville, Seville Bittersweet, Shamouti Jaffa, The Footy Navel, Valencia and Winter Sunrise

• Dwarf oranges — Navelina and Washington Navel

• Grapefruit — Red and Star Ruby

• Tangelos — standard, dwarf and Minneola

• Cumquats — Meiwa and dwarf Nagami

• Calamansi — standard and dwarf

• Calamondin — standard, dwarf and variegated

• Buddha’s Hand citron

• Etrog citron

• Chinotto

• Dwarf Japanese Seedless citrus

• Pomelo

• Yuzu

Fruit trees and other fruiting plants

• Apples — Bolero Ballerina, Granny Smith and Pink Lady

• Dwarf apples — Crimson Crisp, Gala, Granny Smith, Pink Lady, Pixie Crunch and Red Fuji

• Apricot — Moorpark

• Avocados — Fuerte and Shepard

• Bananas — Blue Java, dwarf Ducasse, dwarf Red Dacca and Goldfinger

• Black sapote

• Cherries — miniature Trixie, Minnie Royal and Starkrimson

• Dragon fruit

• Feijoa

• Figs — Black Genoa, Brown Turkey, Preston’s Prolific, White Adriatic, White Genoa and Yellow Excel

• Grumichama (Brazilian cherry)

• Guavas — Hawaiian, strawberry and yellow cherry

• Jaboticaba

• Loquat

• Grafted mangoes — Alphonso, Kensington Pride and dwarf Maha Chanook (King Thai)

• Mulberries — dwarf mulberry, Black English, Hicks Fancy and weeping mulberry

• Nectarines — Goldmine, Nectazee Trixzie and Queen Giant

• Olives — Frantoio, Garden Harvest, Kalamata, Jumbo Kalamata, Manzanillo and assorted varieties

• Peaches — Double Jewel and Tasty Zee

• Peanut butter fruit (Bunchosia)

• Pears — Beurré Bosc, Nijisseiki nashi, Packham’s Triumph, Trixzie Pyvert, Williams and two-way Packham × Williams

• Persimmons — Fuyu and Jiro

• Pineapple — Gold

• Plums — Angelina, Little Chum cherry plum, Luisa and Mariposa

• Sugar & Spice nectarine–plum

• Pomegranates — Azerbaijani, Ben Hur, California Wonderful, Elche and Wonderful

• Red tamarillo

Berries and vines

• Thornless blackberries — standard and Chester

• Blueberry — Vitality

• Grapes — Isabella, red seedless and Waltham Cross

• Kiwifruit — male pollinator

• Passionfruit — Black and Golden Nugget

• Raspberries — Heritage, Tulameen and Yellow

• Strawberries — hanging baskets

• Youngberry

Nuts

• Almond — All-in-One

• Chestnut

• Hazelnut — American White

• Pecan

• Pine nut tree (Pinus pinea)

• Black walnut

Herbs and other edibles

• Ashwagandha

• Bay tree

• Arabica coffee

• Curry leaf tree

• Galangal

• Culinary ginger

• King Richard leek

• Rosemary — Blue Lagoon and Tuscan Blue

• Taro

• Turmeric — edible and black edible

• Portobello mushroom kit

Our edible range continues to grow as we head into summer, with plenty of options for garden beds, productive backyards and larger pots.

Drop in to explore what’s new and chat with our team about choosing the right varieties for your garden.