Growing exotic vegetables isn't just about the thrill, though; it's also about expanding your gardening horizons and learning more about plants from different regions of the world.

Giant zucchini are so passe. So are mutant citrus. The novelty of disfigured produce has definitely worn off, so don't bother trying to impress the neighbors with the freaks of your garden ...

March 18, 2009 — -- In the industry they're known as exotic or specialty produce, but consumers might think of these fruits and vegetables as unusual, uncommon or simply strange. Although ...

Experts are still trying to quantify the market's full potential, but one estimate pegs domestic sales of exotic vegetables at roughly $800-million a year. The bulk of that produce is imported ...

Telangana is developing a hi-tech horticulture farm in Mulugu across 80-acre plot by Sri Konda Laxman Telangana State ...

Yogita Limaye reports on India's growing taste for "exotic" vegetables like broccoli, leeks and cabbage On a small farm, about 200km (125 miles) north-east of Mumbai, Murlidhar Gunjal plucks ...

“The nutritional value of these vegetables has significantly contributed to the growing demand for non-traditional crops,” he said, adding that exotic farming is the future.

Besides capsicum, a good number of exotic vegetables such as lettuce, Chinese leaves, beetroot, broccoli, and red cabbage are now grown in Bangladesh.

Serra talks about exotic local vegetables, a popular entree to try, and a great excursion in town. A display of dishes at Hollow. Courtesy of Hollow.