Fall vegetables for South Florida

Here is a list of some fall vegetables that can be grown in South Florida. The list is from littlerivercooperative.com nursery: http://buff.ly/1Ss17Cx

Tomato varieties

Cherry tomatoes:

sungold
blueberry
chadwick red
everglades
yellow pear
black cherry
indigo rose

Paste tomatoes:
bush san marzano
amish paste

Full size tomatoes:
green zebra
homestead 24
black krim
black prince
costoluto genovese
cherokee purple
chocolate stripe
anahu
indigo apple
tropic
garden peach

Determinate tomatoes:
amber
black sea man
homestead 24
kewalo
bradley

Pepper varieties

Sweet peppers:
shishito
pepperoncini
biscayne
lipstick
lunchbox yellow, red and orange varieties

Spicy peppers:
bhut jolokia
fish variegated
long red cayenne
habanero
mustard habanero
datil
lemon drop
jalapeƱo
yellow thai chili
hot paper lantern

Eggplants
black beauty
florida market
listada de gandia
orient express
calliope

Greens
perpetual spinach
swiss chard
curly kale
dinosaur kale
collard greens
mizuna mustard greens
red rain frilly mustard
french sorrel
arugula
frisee
broccoli
romanesco
cauliflower
purslane

Flowers and herbs
nasturtiums
calendula
marigold
pea vine
rosemary
culinary sage
oregano
peppermint
spearmint
chocolate mint
orange mint
thai basil
purple basil
genovese basil
cilantro
parsley
dill
lemon balm
anise hyssop
celosia
papalo

Okra
okra green
okra red burgundy

Strawberry varieties
camarosa
florida festival

Cucumbers and melons
suyo long cucumber
ashley cucumber
armenian cucumber
romanesca zucchini
green tint scalloped squash
tromboncino squash


Large plants
moringa
mulberry
passion fruit
loofah
winged bean
sweet potato
gotu kola
cuban oregano
turmeric
allspice
fig tree
red lady papaya
florida special pineapple
red malabar spinach
betel leaf vine
hog plum
aloe vera

dry goods:
crab meal- helps keep nematodes away
kelp meal-organic nitrogen fertilizer for your garden
florida neem oil-used to keeps soft bodied pests like aphids off of your plants
Seeds from Baker Creek Heirloom Seed and Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
Moringa powder


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