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Eat Your Yard Jax, Inc.

Eat Your Yard Jax, Inc.
Location:
📍6524, Utsey Road, Jacksonville, Florida, 32219, US
Hours
mondayClosed
tuesdayClosed
wednesdayClosed
thursday10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
friday10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
saturday10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
sundayClosed
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About the Nursery

Edible and Medicinal Plant Nursery. Top products: Edible vines, Herbs, Fruit trees, Berry bushes. Eat Your Yard Jax, Inc. is a nonprofit nursery and educational center based in Jacksonville, Florida, dedicated to promoting urban agriculture and sustainable living. The organization functions as both a retail nursery specializing in edible and medicinal plant varieties—including herbs, vines, fruit trees, and berry bushes—and a community hub for agricultural education. Their inventory is specifically curated for the climate conditions of North East Florida, with many plants grown on-site for demonstration and propagation purposes. Beyond plant sales, the business provides educational tours, workshops, and school-based garden programs to teach children and adults about food sources and biology. A core element of their mission is social inclusion, as they prioritize the employment of veterans and individuals with special needs. They serve a wide range of stakeholders, including local homeowners, schools, and community volunteers, with the goal of fostering long-term food security and a deeper connection to nature.
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Customer Reviews(22)

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Jamie Johnston20 hours ago

Such a cool place

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Philip Zen2 days ago

Fantastic and fascinating place! Lots of choices of fruit and other trees, herbs, some palms, and plants native to Florida. However, although there are staffers to help, they need better plant description/signage (including hardiness zone for all) and posted prices. Seemed a bit disorganized and overgrown. Don't get me wrong, it is definitely worth a visit... very cool place!

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Hollie Arreguina week ago

Great place owner is amazing

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Laura2 weeks ago

I bought a beautiful Aloe plant for $10 in early April 2026. I re-potted it the following weekend so it would have room to grow. Now its late June 2026 and it is THRIVING! Such a beauty. I will be back for fruit trees next year!

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Rae Gren4 weeks ago

One of a kind, a must visit if you're into gardening and plants

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