Eggplants
Eggplants will be made available as they are ready to be shipped.. Any varieties that are available for purchase will have a Shop button above the name.
Amadeo
A great American type, Amadeo will impress you with its ease of growth and fine quality. If you are a fan of Eggplant, this one will delight you. More uniform than many of its class.
A great American type, Amadeo will impress you with its ease of growth and fine quality. If you are a fan of Eggplant, this one will delight you. More uniform than many of its class.
Black Beauty
This is the classic American style. When most people think of eggplant, Black Beauty is the one they picture. Has been grown for generations.
This is the classic American style. When most people think of eggplant, Black Beauty is the one they picture. Has been grown for generations.
Cloud Nine
Details coming soon.
Details coming soon.
Millionaire
this hybrid Japanese Eggplant will blow you away with its production of 8-10 inch narrow dark purple fruit. This is also an unusually early one.
this hybrid Japanese Eggplant will blow you away with its production of 8-10 inch narrow dark purple fruit. This is also an unusually early one.
Pingtung Long
I am a fan of the Asian class of eggplant. I like all of them. Why? Because I love eggplant breaded and pan fried in butter. The Asians are roughly the same size the whole length of the fruit giving you nice crispy perfect sized slices without tons of seeds. Pingtung gives you even more! These babies can get long! 15-20 inches are not uncommon. If staked, they are rather straight. If they touch the ground they will begin to kind of curl and make unique shapes. I also find the color of this variety appealing- light violet purple to my color-blind eye. Reminds me of Easter. Anyway, Pingtung is a winner for me for another reason. All eggplant are tough. Probably the last thing to die in the garden. I have mowed Pingtung off midseason and had it come right back and make a crop in late summer. This one is tough...and then some.
I am a fan of the Asian class of eggplant. I like all of them. Why? Because I love eggplant breaded and pan fried in butter. The Asians are roughly the same size the whole length of the fruit giving you nice crispy perfect sized slices without tons of seeds. Pingtung gives you even more! These babies can get long! 15-20 inches are not uncommon. If staked, they are rather straight. If they touch the ground they will begin to kind of curl and make unique shapes. I also find the color of this variety appealing- light violet purple to my color-blind eye. Reminds me of Easter. Anyway, Pingtung is a winner for me for another reason. All eggplant are tough. Probably the last thing to die in the garden. I have mowed Pingtung off midseason and had it come right back and make a crop in late summer. This one is tough...and then some.
Thai Long Green
These 12' lime green long thin fruit will make you do a double take in the garden! An Asian type, they exhibit the great quality that is typical of its class. Be brave, try one.
These 12' lime green long thin fruit will make you do a double take in the garden! An Asian type, they exhibit the great quality that is typical of its class. Be brave, try one.
