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Sinapis alba - Grow your own mustard! This is the kind for condiments and pickling. Very easy to grow in our climate; sow in early spring, for earl...

Small, sweet, 2" fruit that are shaped like yellow pears, as the name implies! The 6' tall plants are huge producers, and will keep bearing heavily...

These plum shaped fruits ripen to a rich yellow colour (almost orange) and only a bit larger than a cherry tomato. They’re very flavourful with a t...

Incredibly sweet and flavourful little submarines. I'd rank them among the most delicious cherries. Soft ethereal yellow in colour, almost transluc...

Melilotus officinalis - Tough and beautiful biennial. Their first year foliage grows about knee-high, with thick taproots below ground. In year two...

Old and rare heirloom, I think we're currently the only commercial source for this variety. It dates back to at least 1865; it was a popular variet...

B. rapa - aka: Rapini. This relative of broccoli forms small, deep-green heads loaded with nutrients and flavour. Both the heads and young leaves a...

Huge and heavily ribbed beefsteak. Perfect for slicing on sandwiches but also meaty enough to make great sauce. 30 seeds0 seeds - Limited supply-Gr...

Calendula officinalis - Large double blooms with multi-hued apricot and maroon petals. The way they glow backlit from the evening light is enchanti...

Short grain upland variety from Poland. Heavy yielding and very early. On average the earliest of the three rice varieties we're currently growing....

Both beautiful and edible! This is a poppy selected for eating, with huge seed heads that hold their seeds without shattering. The large (relativel...

This beautiful new book is from our friend and seed growing collaborator Lorna McMaster.  'Zoe and the Seed Garden is a fourteen-chapter story inte...