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Cherokee Purple Tomato Seeds
Heirloom slicing tomato with deep, rich flavor.
4.8 (132 reviews)
$4.95
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Long growing seasons, intense summer heat, humidity, occasional freezes, heavy rain, and unique soil conditions all require a different approach.
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August in Houston · Summer
What Should I Plant This Month?
Survival season. Focus on maintenance, shade, water, and planning the fall garden — often the best season of the year here.
Plant Now
- · Okra
- · Southern peas
- · Peppers (holding)
- · Sweet potatoes
- · Basil
- · Rosemary
Start From Seed
- · Fall tomatoes (indoors, late June–July)
- · Pumpkins (July)
Garden Tasks
- · Provide afternoon shade
- · Mulch heavily
- · Plan the fall garden
- · Solarize or rest empty beds
Watch For
- · Spider mites
- · Whiteflies
- · Grasshoppers
Watering: Deep, early watering is critical. Containers may need daily attention. Soil: Keep soil covered — bare soil bakes and crusts quickly.
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Sweet Cherry Tomato Seeds
Prolific, heat-tolerant cherry tomatoes for containers.
4.9 (208 reviews)
$3.75$4.50
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Jalapeño Pepper Seeds
Dependable warm-season pepper for Southern gardens.
4.7 (88 reviews)
$4.25
In stock · 40 available
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Herbs
Sweet Basil Plant
Fragrant culinary basil in a 4-inch organic pot.
4.9 (156 reviews)
$8.50
In stock · 40 available
Herbs
Rosemary Plant
Woody evergreen herb that shines in Southern gardens.
4.8 (112 reviews)
$10.50
In stock · 40 available
Vegetables
Cool-Season Greens Six-Pack
Lettuce, kale, and chard starts for fall and winter.
4.8 (52 reviews)
$12.50
In stock · 40 available
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Flowers
Purple Coneflower
Long-blooming perennial adored by pollinators.
4.9 (143 reviews)
$12.95
In stock · 40 available
Flowers
Black-Eyed Susan
Golden daisy blooms all summer long.
4.8 (96 reviews)
$11.95
In stock · 40 available
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Complete gardens in a box—chosen to work together in our Southern climate.
The Houston Vegetable Garden
Tomato and pepper seeds, greens, herbs, compost, and supports.
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Basil, rosemary, thyme, oregano, mint, and parsley.
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Coneflower, milkweed, bee balm, black-eyed Susan, and salvia.
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