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Clovers Garden review

Updated October 17, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team

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Our verdict

Clovers Garden gives up general nursery breadth to focus on live edible peppers, tomatoes and herbs. It suits container growers and kitchen gardeners who want themed kits, mosquito repellent plantings and Non-GMO stock to start a harvest quickly in small spaces.

Key facts

Best for
Growers wanting live edible pepper, tomato and herb plants
Markets
US
Founded
1957↗
Departments
Plants and seeds
Official website
cloversgarden.com

Facts checked October 17, 2026, 1 source

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Live Non-GMO peppers, tomatoes and herbs suited to containers
  • Themed kits group salsa, pollinator and cottage herb plantings
  • Mosquito repellent plants plus candles and incense sticks
  • Garden school video course supports new vegetable growers

Cons

  • Live-plant format needs timely planting and ongoing care at home
  • Catalog leans toward edible peppers, tomatoes and herbs over ornamentals
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Who it suits

  • Container and small space growers starting edible plantings
  • Cooks wanting homegrown salsa, sauce and seasoning herbs
  • Households seeking mosquito repellent plants for patios

Who should look elsewhere

  • Gardeners seeking trees, shrubs or large ornamental nursery stock

What it does well

Clovers Garden centers on live food plants that move straight into pots and garden beds. Peppers span sweet bell to habanero, Carolina Reaper and Trinidad Scorpion types, while tomatoes span heirloom to beefsteak and plum. Herbs include sweet basil, English lavender, lemongrass and rosemary. Themed boxes group compatible plants for salsa, pollinator support and cottage scent. Mosquito repellent plants, candles and incense sticks extend the range, and a video course covers garden basics.

Company background

Clovers Garden is a plant seller focused on edible plants that grow well in containers and small spaces. Its catalogue leans toward peppers, tomatoes and herbs, with sweet and hot varieties that run from mild bell types to very hot chilies. Heirloom and classic tomato lines sit alongside the herbs, which gives kitchen gardeners a broad choice without needing a large plot. Kits gather several plants in one box, which helps first-time growers get started with a shared purpose.

Flowers and pollinators

The plant range also reaches into flowers and pollinator planting. Perennial flowering plants and pollinator gardens bring bees and other insects to a yard. Lemongrass, citronella geranium and lavender are offered for their scent and their reputation for deterring insects. These plants repel insects without chemicals, and several of them are edible. Together these lines let a garden serve both the kitchen and the outdoor space around it.

Planning a live plant order

Live plants need timely planting and steady care, so buyers should plan for them before the order arrives. Container growing suits many of the peppers, tomatoes and herbs, and it lets owners move plants to sunnier or sheltered spots as needed. Matching the kit to a clear goal, such as salsa making or a cottage herb corner, makes the choice easier to plan and easier to enjoy through the growing season.

Our full take

Sells live herb and garden plants, including lemongrass and lavender.

How Clovers Garden compares

Frequently asked questions

What does Clovers Garden sell?+

Clovers Garden sells live pepper, tomato and herb plants, plus perennial flowering plants and mosquito repellent plants. It also lists repellent candles and incense sticks and a garden school video course. Themed collections group plants for one box planting.

How do the garden kits work?+

Kits bundle several live plants around one harvest or theme, such as salsa, cottage herbs or pollinator plantings. Examples pair tomatoes with peppers or combine lavender with rosemary. The idea is to start a small garden from one order.

What pepper and tomato variety choices are available?+

Many herb and vegetable listings are identified as Non-GMO live plants, sold in pairs or larger groups. Pepper choices run from sweet bell types to very hot types. Tomato choices include heirloom, beefsteak and plum styles.

When was Clovers Garden founded?+

Clovers Garden was founded in 1957. (Source, checked October 17, 2026)

Sources

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