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Allium cepa var. aggregatum - An excellent keeper with red skins. French Shallots are the onion of choice at Yonder Hill Farm. Hardy and drought re...

From the Seeds of Diversity Canada Seed Bank, to Twisted Brook Farm. Gallo Plum is a tall, prolific beauty. Later than some to reach fruition, but ...

Liatris spicata – aka Dense Blazing Star. Showy, feathery purple flower spikes, beloved by butterflies. About 3' in height. Blooms long into the su...

Holy inflorescence! This dramatic dwarf tomato plant is a sturdy stalk topped with a crown of flowers that continues to bloom until frost. Endless ...

New for 2024 - Ancient and truly unique tree. Ginkgo will grow into a large and stately tree, given time and space. When grown from seed, you'll ge...

Lycium barbarum - Hardy shrub native across much of Eurasia. 5-8' tall with long thornless flexible branches. Purple flowers are followed by bright...

New for 2024 - Vining plants with vibrant golden flowers. All parts of the plant are edible, with a bright peppery taste. We enjoy scattering the f...

Brassica rapa - Rare variety back from the brink, this turnip is a favourite for winter storage. Thin gold skin with finely textured golden flesh. ...

New for 2024 - C. pepo - Golden wonderfruit! Produces an abundance of multipurpose golden zucchini. They're good picked young and tender as a summe...

(Pole Bean) - Long, flat, golden-yellow pods which are so tender and sweet it's hard to get them out of the garden uneaten! The prolific vines will...

Phaseolus coccineus - Truly gigantic white beans. They swell up even more when cooked, becoming soft clouds which basically fill a whole spoon. Tal...

A productive variety great for fresh eating as well as freezing. 4 inch green pods filled with plump, sugary sweet peas. Plants are fairly compact,...

C. moschata - Amazing green-fleshed fruit. Sweet and fruity flavour with a firm, smooth texture. Lots of diversity, definitely would be considered ...

Viola tricolor - aka; Wild Viola, Johnny-jump-up. Annual wildflower native to Europe. This much loved flower has the habit of popping up in odd cor...

Emelia coccinea - Clusters of small pompon flowers perched atop wiry stems. I thought the rich-orange of the blossoms contrast nicely with the gree...

We love these ones! 4-5” fruit with hin walls, starting green and ripening to red. Just a little bit of heat. Famous for pickling and preserving. 2...

Polygonum tinctorium - The northern climate source of indigo dye. Grown for centuries in China and Japan, they also thrive in Nova Scotia. Fast gro...

aka; Khorasan Wheat, Long Grain Polish Wheat. Tall plants with plump seed heads. Extra large golden brown kernels, twice the size of regular wheat....

(Bush Bean) Medium sized round pinto beans on half-runner plants. Plants will vine a few feet, but I've found staking to be not needed. Productive ...

Satureja hortensis - From the village of Bhamdoun in the mountains of Lebanon. These seeds were gifted to me in 2017 by Niki Jabbour, whose mother ...

Monarda citriodora - (aka; Lemon Mint) Annual. The young leaves make a lovely tea. Tall tiered spikes of lavender-pink are incredibly aromatic and ...

(Bush Bean) - All my market gardener friends were raving about the Lewis Bean, so I was happy when I heard Steph grew it as a seed crop last year. ...

An excellent cayenne-type from Transylvania, well adapted to short seasons. It bears a multitude of fire-y peppers with plenty of flavour and spice...

A famous Canadian heirloom wheat, developed by breeder Charles Saunders around 1900. A direct descendant of Red Fife, Marquis was the most widely g...