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Peachy yellow pear shaped tomato droplets. Nice balanced sweet and tangy flavour. Tall vines and prolific harvests. 25 seeds Grown by Twisted Brook

New for 2026 - Beta vulgaris - Vibrant neon pink stems and veins. A shade of pink I had never seen in chard until we grew these guys. The dark gree...

Halfway between a butterhead and a romaine, with crinkled red streaked leaves. Grows into a short, crispy, compact head. About 250 seeds (0.5 g) -G...

The flavourful Italian flat leaf type ideal for seasoning. Abundant long stems and dark green leaves that are easy to harvest. Hardy biennial, the ...

Traditional flint corn from Northern Italy, selected for hundreds of years by farmers of the Sugana Valley for making polenta. Also a great variety...

The classic dark green zucchini. Productive bush plants, they start early and keep on bearing if you keep them picked. Dates back to the 1940s, was...

From our friends at Twisted Brook; this tomato is a staple in the field and also satisfies our love of heart shaped foods. Dwarf variety with mediu...

(Pole bean) Spectacular jade-green. These beauties caught the attention of everyone who saw them at harvest time. Productive climbing plants. Later...

(C. mixta) Long leafy vines, which bear huge harvests. Mid-sized pear-shaped fruit, with white skin. The thick yellow flesh isn’t particularly swee...

Allium fistulosum - Hardy perennial scallion. They overwinter happily for us outdoors, growing into dense clumps. Can be harvested spring through f...

From the Dwarf Tomato Project! Short, stocky, rugged plants with a single strong leader. They produced buckets of large, multi-hued, striped slicer...

Malva sylvestris - Beautiful annual relative of hollyhocks. Plants grow 3-4 feet tall with a central stem and smaller side branches. Many small pin...

B. napus - Beautiful frilly sport of the popular Red Russian. The reddish-green leaves are very finely cut, almost like parsley. A very different l...

Developed here on the farm, from a purple off-type of Candy Bean that I spotted in 2010. Heavy yields from bush plants. Dependable and early, usual...

B. rapa - aka Chinese flowering cabbage. Choy Sum was a new to us vegetable, and quickly became a farm favourite. Imagine tatsoi, but grown for jui...

Seeds of this unique variety were gifted to me some years back. I’ve never seen another tomato with such furry plants. Dense downy fuzz completely ...

Our own variety, bred on the farm - Gorgeous emerald green and black seeds when dry, and it’s as tender and tasty as any green edamame when eaten f...

A huge producer of sweet, juicy yellow cherries. Tall plants need support as they can grow over six feet tall. Potato leaf. 30 seeds A huge produce...

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 ...

The earliest maturing sorghum I’ve yet encountered. Ba-Ye-Qi was for years our earliest variety, but this one has them beat by a couple weeks. We t...

Lepidium sativum - Among the hardiest of winter greens. Plant in the fall for frilly peppery leaves all winter and early spring. Fast growing and e...

Solanum melanocerasum - Closely related to the Sunberry, Garden Huckleberries are more robust plants with larger, but less sweet, fruit. The berrie...

This amazing tomato looks just like a peach! The fruits are yellow with pink blushing when fully ripe, and they even have a fine layer of velvety f...

Rumex acetosa - Edible perennial. The tart, lemony greens of this perennial herb are great additions to salads when young and tender, and are famou...