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Lepidium spp. - Hardy and fast growing, the peppery leaves are great chopped in salads or cooked into stews and curries. This variety is extra larg...

Short and sturdy plants, only growing about 2’ tall. Heavy yields of medium sized red tomatoes. They don’t 100% need staking, but their fruit was s...

Salpiglossis sinuata - Dark blue trumpet blossoms on 2’ tall plants. Salpiglossis is an easy to grow annual in the nightshade (solanacea) family. 1...

(Bush Bean) Early, dependable and productive. These large mottled red beans really swell up when soaked. The ideal baking bean. 20-30 seeds (15 g)-...

A tall and fast growing "summer" leek. King Richard matures earlier in the season than other varieties but is still very hardy and thrives in the c...

- Info on shipping: Liquid cultures can only be shipped when temperatures in transit are above freezing (to avoid them freezing in the mail). So we...

Small flattened sweet peppers that start yellow and ripen to red. Among our earliest peppers, very productive too. An heirloom from Hungary. 20 see...

(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 ...

C. moschata - A Japanese variety with beautiful personal-sized fruit. Their skin starts out dark green, maturing to a tan orange in storage. Fine, ...

B. rapa - aka; Spinach Mustard. Large, smooth, dark-green leaves. Great for salads, stir fries and soups. Similar to bok choy, but without the thic...

Agastache rugosa - Sweet, deep-green leaves make a delightful licorice-y/minty tea either fresh or dried. Truly a favourite for pollinators. 3-4' b...

Short and stout roots of exceptionally sweet flavour. Their shape is more like a beet than the classic parsnip. Well suited for heavy and stoney so...

Petroselinum crispum - Super curly deep green parsley on long juicy stems. Cold-hardy biennial.-Grown by Twisted Brook

New for 2024 - Remarkably hefty and flavourful fruit. It became our go-to slicer in the farm kitchen this past summer/fall. Hard to beat for tomato...

B rapa - Twisted Brook's favourite mizuna for market production. Green serrated leaves, pretty much your standard looking mizuna. What sets Kyoto a...

B. oleracea - aka Dinosaur kale. A popular kale with dusky blue-green savoyed leaves. A bit like dinosaur skin! Sweet flavour, great for salads and...

C. pepo - Hulless seed pumpkin with highly decorative green and orange striped fruit. Grown for the tasty, nutritious seeds... the flesh isn’t real...

Papaver commutatum - Deep red petals with black spots, like floral ladybirds! An annual species native to the Caucasus Mountains. The slender stems...

(Bush Bean) - This selection of Jacob's Cattle has been grown by the Rockwell and Alders families for over 80 years in Lakeville, NS. A very produc...

Tall 6 foot vines with big yields of purple-podded peas. A good dual purpose variety, tasty as a shell pea and also good dry in soups. Beautiful pu...

(Pole Bean) Plants are immensely productive. A well-tended patch will keep you in fresh beans all summer, with enough left over to freeze or can. P...

C. melo - We love these unique fruit; it’s the same species as cantaloupe but looks and tastes more like a cucumber. Finer fleshed than the averag...

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 ...

Large red uniform fruit, about 4”. Good tomato-y flavour, we enjoyed them sliced and really loved them for canning and sauces. 3-4’ tall vines. Sai...

Melissa officinalis - Beloved and almost carefree perennial member of the mint family, which has been cultivated since before Roman times in Europe...

New for 2024 - Ocimum americanum - This one turns a lot of heads (and noses). The smooth leaves have a strong citrus aroma. Imagine lemon balm, but...

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

Cucumis sativa - Everyone’s favourite at the farmers’ markets; the adorable and delicious lemon cuke! Tender and sweet, these vines keep on bearing...

Small, but very hot, bright yellow fruit. Delightful fruity flavour, but just for a moment or two until the heat arrives. Thin walls make them easy...

A sturdy, dwarf tomato growing only 2.5-3 feet tall. Bright, lemon yellow, large sweet slicer. Early and productive, low acid, meaty with very few ...

We've been obsessed with this awesome summer squash! Flavourful and tender with dense flesh; somewhere between a patty pan and a classic zucchini. ...

This Ukrainian heirloom has become a favourite of ours the past few years. The top-shaped fruit are dense with remarkably thick flesh. Sweet and cr...

A colourful mix of all our favourite lettuces! Sow thickly for baby leaves, or space them out for cutting heads. Approx. 250 seeds (0.5 g)-Grown by...

(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. ...

Beautiful light red (nearly pink) beans, ideal for baking and soups. Large yields from bush plants. 20-30 seeds (15 g)-Grown by Broadfork Farm

(Bush Bean) Bred in Alberta in the 1960s, as a short season alternative for Lima beans. Use them fresh when the seeds plump in their pods. 30-50 se...