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Satureja hortensis - A traditional favourite here in the Maritimes. It’s so fast and easy growing in our sometimes challenging climate, it’s easy t...

Solanum burbankii - A very interesting tomato relative, also known as Wonderberry. The plants grow to around knee height and produce an abundance o...

An open-pollinated selection of the popular hybrid. Tall plants with sweet golden-yellow cherries, they bear truss after truss through until the fr...

Gem-like red and yellow streaked cherry, colourful both inside and out. Sweet and tangy, these bumblebees are great eaten out of hand or halved in ...

Cosmos sulphureus - Planted in a row, the bushy plants grow into a 4-5' hedge covered in countless orange blossoms. Blooming starts in early summer...

A very sweet sunny cherry tomato. The mid-sized golden yellow fruit are produced in good sized trusses and are among the sweetest we’ve grown. Comp...

New for 2026 - Brassica oleracea - We've really enjoyed growing these the past few seasons. I'm still amazed how big these ones get while remaining...

Thick serrated leaves that resemble wild arugula. Surrey is in fact a regular arugula (Eruca sativa), but it's spicier than most. Excellent market ...

Linum usitatissimum - The kind you want for linen and traditional fibre art. Tall plants produce long sturdy fibres. At 3' they're taller than most...

Cucumis sativus - A very crisp, sweet, tender cucumber that grows about 16" long and stays quite thin. Great fresh or pickled, the fruits have smal...

Asclepias incarnata - Swamp Milkweed is the better behaved cousin of Common Milkweed. They don’t spread through rhizomes the way Common Milkweed do...

aka; Bishop’s Grey or Biskopens. Among the most productive of our dry peas. Beautiful reddish-purple seeds, I’ve never seen another pea quite like ...

Artemesia annua - aka; Sweet Wormwood. I first encountered this magically scented herb at the Common Ground Fair in Maine. Sweet Annie headdresses ...

Thick walled, top-shaped, pimento pepper. Early and dependable, sweet and juicy, the mid sized plants yield well under adverse conditions. 25 seeds...

Deliciously sweet and juicy red cherries, produced in profusion on tall vines. Out of all our indeterminate tomatoes, it's one of the earliest to m...

The classic basil for pesto, pasta sauce and all sorts of cooking. Vigourous plants, with relatively smooth green leaves. Keep the flowers pinched ...

Richly coloured chocolate brown sweet peppers. The compact plants are immensely productive, and thrive for us even during cool growing seasons. Swe...

Myrrhis odorata – Grows up to 3' with aromatic fern-like leaves and white flowers. The roots are sweet and can be used as a vegetable. Flowers and ...

Big, heavy fruit with sweet+rosy-pink interior. A good keeper that we enjoyed right up until December. Although they were big fruits the sheer weig...

C. pepo - One of my personal favourites. Small, flattened squash (imagine a cross between delicata and acorn) produced very heavily on short vines....

Foeniculum vulgare - The perennial type grown for leaves and seeds, as opposed to Florence Fennel which is grown for bulbs. Hardy clump forming pla...

Cucumis melo - An early maturing, cool climate adapted cantaloupe. Harvests begin in late August, we were picking dense fragrant orange fruits by t...

One of Yonder Hill's favourite peppers. Small, slightly flattened, thick-walled fruit are crispy and sweet. Super early to ripen; they start green ...

C. pepo - Bush plants, no vines! Tangerine coloured flesh with lovely sweet flavour. Cut them in half and roast them with garlic, maple and salt. T...