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NookHarvest

Plant library

Find a plant that fits your space.

Browse every NookHarvest plant reference, then compare the light, root room, and everyday care each crop genuinely needs.

All plants

Difficulty labels are a starting point. Open a plant to see its hard requirements and graded fit for different growing spaces.

  • beginner

    Basil

    A tender culinary herb that grows quickly with warmth, useful light, and regular harvesting.

  • beginner

    Broccoli Microgreens

    A mild, quick microgreen for shallow trays and a bright indoor position.

  • beginner

    Bush Beans

    A compact warm-season bean that avoids a tall trellis but still needs sun and steady picking.

  • intermediate

    Carrot

    A patient container crop best attempted with short-rooted varieties and deep, stone-free mix.

  • beginner

    Chives

    A compact perennial herb for small pots, moderate light, and repeated snipping.

  • beginner

    Cilantro

    A quick cool-season herb that is easy to sow but naturally short-lived in heat.

  • intermediate

    Cucumber

    A productive but thirsty vine for warm, sunny spaces with generous root room and support.

  • beginner

    Green Onion

    A narrow, space-efficient crop for troughs, window boxes, and repeated small harvests.

  • beginner

    Kale

    A cold-tolerant leafy crop that can supply repeated harvests from one well-spaced container plant.

  • beginner

    Lettuce

    A forgiving leafy crop that grows well in relatively shallow containers.

  • beginner

    Mint

    A resilient leafy herb that tolerates modest light and regular harvesting in its own pot.

  • beginner

    Oregano

    A hardy aromatic herb for sunny containers that becomes easier once established.

  • beginner

    Parsley

    A steady, cool-tolerant herb for moderate light and deeper pots than its leaves suggest.

  • beginner

    Pea Shoots

    A substantial indoor shoot crop with larger seed, more root room, and a longer harvest window than tiny microgreens.

  • beginner

    Peas

    A cool-season climber that uses vertical space but needs support from the day it begins to stretch.

  • intermediate

    Pepper

    A warmth-loving fruiting crop for a sunny, sheltered container.

  • beginner

    Radish

    A fast root crop that shows beginners quickly whether light, spacing, and soil moisture are working.

  • beginner

    Radish Microgreens

    A quick indoor crop harvested young, before root space becomes a limiting factor.

  • intermediate

    Rosemary

    A long-lived woody herb for strong light and careful drainage, not a forgiving low-light windowsill plant.

  • beginner

    Spinach

    A cool-season leafy crop for moderate light and containers that stay evenly moist.

  • intermediate

    Strawberry

    A compact perennial fruit that rewards steady care and a sunny position.

  • intermediate

    Sunflower Microgreens

    A crisp, larger-seeded microgreen that needs clean handling, even moisture, and room for strong stems.

  • beginner

    Swiss Chard

    A resilient leafy crop that tolerates repeated harvesting and a wider temperature range than lettuce.

  • beginner

    Thyme

    A compact sun-loving herb that prefers sharp drainage and less water than leafy herbs.

  • intermediate

    Tomato

    A sun-loving crop that rewards a roomy container, steady watering, and sturdy support.