Organic Seedlings
Every Garden Starts with a Single Seed.
Alongside our programs and landscape services, we offer seedlings to support anyone wishing to begin their very own edible garden with confidence. Whether you're planting your first herb, veggie or fruit tree, our seedlings are here to accompany you in growing a bit of your own food at your home.
Frequently Asked
What varieties are available?
We offer a variety of edible seedlings, including vegetables, herbs, and fruit trees. Current options include lemon basil, eggplant, lemongrass, chili, turmeric, ginger, and tomato. Contact us to learn more or to check availability.
Can beginners grow these?
Yes! We choose our varieties specifically for how easily they grow in tropical urban environments. A care card or simple how-to guide is also available on request.
How do I order?
Message us on WhatsApp and we'll help you choose the right seedlings for your needs.
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Ready to start growing?
Get in touch with our team to learn more about our products, place an order, or schedule a visit to our garden at Scientia Square Park.