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Green Envy Hybrid Eggplant

Green Envy Hybrid Eggplant

$3.99
SKU 21300

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This gregarious green eggplant is one of the sweetest you will find! Miniature in size, big on beauty, these fruits enjoy playing hide and seek under the leaves of their plants. Grill up these petite eggplants to rave reviews for their superb texture and absolutely bitter-free eggplant flavor. Roast whole, add to soups and stews, or serve raw slices with dips and spreads.

  • Days to Maturity: 65
  • Sow Method: Start Indoors
  • Sow Depth: ½ Inch
  • Spacing: 18 Inches
  • Sun: Full Sun
  • Height: 18 - 24 Inches
  • Fruit Size: 6 -7 Inches

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Kris McDonald
I didn't get Green Envy, but I got a winner!

The fruits that my plants produced don't look like the Green Envy eggplants pictured here at all. I got long thin green eggplant. I planted two seeds from this pack and one plant developed white flowers while the other plant developed purple flowers although the fruits were very similar. They look more like Thai long green eggplant. But whatever it is, I love them. One of the plants was so dang productive that I believe I probably got about about 120 eggplant off of this one plant before I finally pulled it today, October 23rd. I started to seed in early April in my AeroGarden the planets I'm out on May 16th. They developed quickly and produced all summer. I'm hoping that the rest of the seeds in my pack are the same.

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Priscilla
Finally getting eggplant on my plants.

I started my seeds indoors in March with my tomatoes. I planted outside after danger of frost. Of the six plants I put out three are at about a foot tall and finally blooming and setting fruit. I hope they are good. Definitely not the 65 days as package states. Hopefully I can pick some by the end of September.