Hydroponic Seedlings: Vining Vegetables for Tower & Aquaponic Systems

Our seedlings are cared for with love and therefore we only use Organic & Non-GMO seeds and our baby plants are never treated with synthetic pesticides, herbicides or fungicides.

Seedlings are grown in volcanic rockwool cubes 1.5in x 1.5in and are ready for a Tower Garden but can also be planted in any other aeroponic or hydroponic system or soil.

Weather Notice for Live Plants:
Because seedlings are living plants, we closely monitor weather conditions. If temperatures are too hot or too cold for safe shipping, your order will be delayed until conditions improve. This helps ensure your plants arrive healthy and thriving. We appreciate your understanding and care for nature 🌎
Live Plant Shipping Policy:
Seedlings will not be shipped during unsafe temperature conditions (extreme heat or cold). Orders affected by weather will be temporarily delayed and shipped when temperatures are appropriate. Delays due to weather are non-refundable and are necessary to ensure plant survival

Complimentary heat or ice packs are included when appropriate. However, seedlings will not ship if temperatures fall below 25°F or exceed 90°F, as extreme conditions can compromise plant health even with temperature packs.


Seedlings inventory updates every Tuesday afternoon.



Seedlings ship on Mondays and Tuesdays only. We ship with UPS 2nd Day Air.

Orders placed on Monday or Tuesday by 12:00 pm EST will be shipped on that day.

Orders placed after 12:00 pm on Tuesday will ship the following Monday.


Description:
Bush bean variety. Provider can be planted earlier than other beans. Compact plants are easy to grow and adaptable to climate conditions. Produces 5-5 1/2" fleshy round pod green beans. High resistance to bean mosaic virus and powdery mildew. Purple seeds.

Description:
This tomato variety is excellent for growing in containers or small gardens! The small tree-like bush grows up to 16" tall and produces small red grape tomatoes that weigh just 1 Oz in a matter of only 60 days. Determinate.

Description:
We describe Brandywine's luscious, heirloom flavor as "very rich, loud, and distinctively spicy." The large fruits, often over 1 lb., have a deep pink skin and smooth, red flesh. The medium-tall, potato-leaf plant is best staked or caged.

Indeterminate. Heirloom. 78 days to maturity.

Description:
The Muncher Cucumber is an heirloom burpless variety that is very prolific and tender. A Middle Eastern Beit-Alpha type so the skin is very smooth and practically spineless. Muncher cucumber produces a smooth nearly medium green cucumber that is thin skinned, crisp and delicious. Cucumbers can be pickled when young or eaten fresh when they reach 8-10" long and 2-3" wide. Known for heavy yields.

Description:
Easy-to-grow Asian eggplants are long and slender with tender magenta skin. Productive plants yield up to 20 fruits each and are vigorous and stress tolerant. Slim fruits average 1-2" wide; plants should be staked for straight fruit. No peeling required.

Description:
The classic pasta alternative. This excellent squash is approximately 3.5lbs when mature with a wonderful noodle-like consistency. Skin is ivory changing to pale yellow at maturity. Bake like squash or boil and fork out the flesh, topping the "spaghetti" with your favorite sauce.

Description:
Productive, tasty Italian variety with attractively striped fruits.

Dark and light green striping is less defined than Costata Romanesco. Flavor is slightly nutty; milder than Costata but more flavorful than most zucchini. Straight fruit with very slight ribbing over the lighter green striping.

Bush habit
Uniform shape
Harvest at 6-8"
Open-Pollinated

Description:
66 days. Most familiar in their green stage, jalapeños are hottest and fully ripe when they turn red. The stocky 2 foot tall plants will not fall over or break branches even with a heavy load of fruit. The short, 2-3 inch peppers are thick-walled and juicy. Early Jalapeño will set fruit under cooler conditions than other jalapeño varieties. Use fresh, pickled, or in sauces.

Description:
The crunchy pods are excellent for eating cooked or raw. An earlier Sugar Snap with the important addition of resistance to powdery mildew. The vines may need trellising. Tasty round pods on dwarf 2' vines are early with a concentrated crop.

1984 All-America Selections (AAS) winner from pea breeders Dr. Calvin Lamborn and Dr. MC Parker of Twin Falls Idaho, the creators of the famous Sugar Snap.