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Garden Seeds for USDA Hardiness Zone 11

In the tropical and subtropical havens of Zone 11, found in parts of Florida, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico, the gardening possibilities are virtually endless. With average minimum winter temperatures of 40°F, you can grow a magnificent variety of plants. Our heirloom seeds are open-pollinated and have a legacy of adapting to various conditions, making them ideal for your warm climate. By planting our seeds, you are not just gardening—you are participating in a global effort to preserve plant diversity. You can save seeds from your harvest, ensuring that these incredible varieties are passed on for future generations to enjoy.
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