Our Perennial Nursery has Sprouted! 🌿

Jenny Wright wrote:I've been looking for perennial leeks. Any chance that you will carry those?

Christy Garner wrote:Hi Jenny!  We're trialing some perennial leeks right now.  I want to make sure that they over-winter well and spring back to life when it warms up.  I'll keep you posted.  :)  

Jenny Wright wrote:I've been looking for perennial leeks. Any chance that you will carry those?

Christy Garner wrote:Your garden will look lovely in lilac!  This is another Perennial Permaculture introduction.  It will give you the same textured, delicious leaves as the Crocodile Collard, but has beautiful lilac-colored stems and veins within the leaves.  So gorgeous and delicious.  We bred this new perennial collard in our food forest and are delighted to be able to share it with you.  We're offering a limited number of cuttings for this new perennial veggie at:  perennialpermaculture.com.

Lisa Sture wrote:

Christy Garner wrote:Your garden will look lovely in lilac!  This is another Perennial Permaculture introduction.  It will give you the same textured, delicious leaves as the Crocodile Collard, but has beautiful lilac-colored stems and veins within the leaves.  So gorgeous and delicious.  We bred this new perennial collard in our food forest and are delighted to be able to share it with you.  We're offering a limited number of cuttings for this new perennial veggie at:  perennialpermaculture.com.

Is it possible to ship to the uk - please say yes! I have 3 perennial kales and grow on cuttings  and share them with community projects and sella few. I am passionate about the resilience these plants give during changing seasonal weather.

Christy Garner wrote:Hi Lisa!  Thanks for your message. At this time, plant material isn’t allowed to be shipped out of the country. But there is a chance that we could get some seeds to you at the end of summer. Several of our unique perennial kales and collards are flowering and we’ll be offering their seeds when they’re ready!  We totally agree about these plants being an amazing source of food during climate change. They grow so effortlessly and produce so much food. Sending you a big plant hug. 👍🌿

That would be amazing. My email is lovinglifesmagic@pm.me

Christy Garner wrote:Comfrey is the workhorse of a perennial garden!  It gives so much and asks for so little...and did we mention that it's BEAUTIFUL?!   In addition to its gorgeous leaves and flowers, it gives us home-grown fertilizer and medicine.  We grow it around our fruit trees and as a border around our veggie gardens.  We simply couldn't grow the amazing things we do in our food forest without this miraculous plant.  Comfrey roots are shipping now!

Joseph Lofthouse wrote:Congratulations!

I always wish for perennials that produce edible greens, that are as tender, and easy on the taste buds, as annual greens.