Products

Papaver rhoeas - Flowers are a soft palette of grey, lavender and lilac. Unique and eye catching, every visitor to the farm was struck by them. Ann...

Large and meaty roma-style fruit. Some exceptionally curvaceous specimens have been over 7" across and weighing in at well over a pound. The plants...

Compared to regular arugula, the leaves are rounder, less heavily lobed and a little bit sweeter. Fast growing and cold hardy. Essential ingredient...

C. moschata - A deep-orange, hazelnut-rich delight. A cousin of the butternut, these Japanese squash are a favourite with market gardeners for reli...

Rare older strain from the Tennessee hills. The small seeds are pale with dark spots and streaks, with the occasional darker bean in the mix. Delic...

From legendary 19th century horticulturalist Luther Burbank. Beautiful darkly tinged plants with black kernels. 6-row type. 140+ seeds (5 g) -Grown...

(Semi-runner bean) Among my personal favourite dry beans. Large red striped beans, reminiscent of peppermint candies. Short vines, they sprawl a co...

Very old variety developed by Capuchin monks in Holland in the 1500's. Best as a dry soup pea but can be eaten fresh as well. Beautiful purple pods...

Large ruffled heads of crisp, crunchy red and green blushed leaves. This French heirloom is excellent for cut and come again harvests, or for cutti...

New for 2025 - These might be the hottest pepper we grow. Short bushy plants which bear lots of small crinkled chocolate brown fruit. Quite early f...

Fagopyrum esculentum - A gluten-free grain, fast growing cover crop and amazing nectar source for bees. Very easy to grow, sow late spring for a gr...

New for 2025 - Cornus mas - From a mix of red and yellow fruiting parents. Large shrub in the dogwood family, reaching 15-20' tall. They have brigh...

An extremely rare type of pea, formerly considered a separate subspecies from the common pea. Stocky, bushy plants produce a large cluster of beaut...

Medium sized yellow storage onion. One of the most popular open-pollinated onions for good reason; they're vigourous, flavourful and extremely good...

New for 2025 - Hibiscus moscheutos - aka Rose Mallow - Winter hardy hibiscus. This species is native to the eastern US, and as far north as souther...

A golden-yellow snow pea. Plants climb to 6 feet with yellow tinged vines that produce tons of small golden pods and beautiful purple flowers. Both...

New for 2025 - Prunus dulcis - Yes, almonds trees can grow Nova Scotia. These seeds are offspring from the variety 'Hall's Hardy', which is the res...

(Bush Bean) Excellent yellow wax bean, with nice yields of sweet, crispy pods on bush plants. Quick to mature, which makes it a good option for sta...

How to save your own Seeds - A Handbook for Small-Scale Seed ProductionBy Seeds of Diversity Canada. This book is one of the best resources out the...

Back again! - Hyssopus officinalis - True Hyssop, not to be confused with the unrelated Anise Hyssop. Beautiful aromatic indigo flower spikes are a...

New for 2025 - Cichorium intybus - Dense rosettes of tall leaves, they look like big dandelions with vibrant red stems. Mildly bitter, the greens a...

Polemonium caeruleum. - Shade loving herbaceous perennial. They form a mound of ferny green leaves with spires of delicate blue flowers. Ideal for ...

Zinnia elegans - Wildly colourful population, selected by the late great vegetable breeder Jim Bagget of Oregon State University. Zinnias were his ...

Back again - Large and early maturing bell peppers, well adapted for northern climates. The blocky fruit start out dark-green and ripen to red. Re...