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Large multi-coloured beefsteak on determinate, potato-leaf vines, 3-4' tall. Mostly green to yellow-green with pinks and yellow streaks within. One...

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 - Eschscholzia californica - Fuschia pink blossoms open each day atop ferny foliage. Like the wild golden form of California Poppy, th...

Carpesium macrocephalum - Da-hua-jin-wa-er - Unique and delightfully weird perennial member of the sunflower family (Asterceae). Large soft green l...

Neputa cataria - Grow it for your cat, for herbal teas or for your favourite pollinators! This perennial mint relative is clumping in nature and ea...

These ones are dangerous! The thin, tapered, slightly crooked red peppers are very hot. They dry easily for cooking. 20 seeds -Grown by Yonder Hill...

aka; Celery Lettuce. This awesome and unique veggie is common in parts of Asia, but rarely grown in North America. Botanically, it’s a lettuce (Lac...

Large and productive brown and gold soybean. Slightly later than other varieties, but still matures consistently here in the Annapolis Valley. 30-5...

A rare loose-leaf lettuce, with green leaves blushed with red. Developed in the mid 20th century by Alan Chadwick, one of the fathers of the modern...

B. oleracea - We’ve been quite enamoured by collards in recent years, and Champion is one of our favourite varieties we’ve tried so far. Thick, alm...

Back again - Smooth scarlet skinned spring radish. Crisp and sweet interior. Round, red and satisfyingly peppery. 30 days to snack time. Pan fry th...

Red and gold streaked heart-shaped cherries. The fruit are sweet and flavourful with a firm meaty texture, almost never splitting on the vine. We l...

These beautiful little fruit are sweet like a cherry, yet firm and flavourful like a roma. Mostly non-splitting, and they last for a good long whil...

- 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...

(Bush Bean) Unique beans are a beautiful hue of creamy white/green. Beloved as a dry bean, and good as a shelling bean too. I wasn't a fan of the f...

Majestic dark purple plants with glossy black globe-shaped fruit. Tender and tasty. Early maturing and well suited for northern climates; they prod...

The tiny red fruit are extremely sweet and flavourful. "Mind blowingly sweet" was one of the descriptions spoken while snacking on them in the gard...

Stellaria media - Our favourite wild green! Chickweed is a delicately branching annual herb. Extremely cold hardy, growing dense mats of foliage du...

Callistephus chinensis - Carefree bright and stunning  pastel fireworks that hold their own. Incredibly photogenic loose and tangled blooms. Annual...

Cynoglossum amabile - Clusters of brilliant indigo flowers atop sturdy stems. Easy to grow annual, the bushy plants reach 18-24" height. Great cut ...

New for 2025 - Leonurus japonicus - Plants form a leafy rosette followed by flower stalks that can reach 3-5' by late summer. Annual, sometimes bie...

(Malva vertillicata var. crispa) The round leaves of this unique plant are tender and sweet and an excellent addition to salads when young. In soup...

B. juncea - Super mild with succulent stems. Cold hardy, and ideal for fall/winter growing. Plant for cut and come again harvesting to add crunch a...

Isatis indigotica - A smaller plant compared to European (Dyer’s) Woad. By some accounts this species is pound for pound the better dye material. A...

Allium schoenoprasum - A must have for any herb garden. Chives are carefree perennials, once established they need very little attention. Cut the l...

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...

Cherry sized flavour bombs. Very pretty dark mahogany with dark green stripes. A deep and rich sweet  flavour. 25 seeds -Grown by Twisted Brook

Fagopyrum tataricum - A diverse landrace of tartary buckwheat. The seeds are more pointy and variable in shape compared to our 'regular' Tartary Bu...

A must for any herb garden. Easy to grow annual, grown for both the leaves and seeds. Succession sow for an endless supply! Let some plants flower ...

A traditional melon for preserves and marmalades. At one point they were popular in the Maritimes, but are now difficult to come by. Keeps after ha...

Salvia sclarea - Stupendous biennial with soft furry rosettes of leaves the first year, followed by stunning, sticky, resinous, intensely aromatic ...

(Claytonia perfoliata) aka Miner’s Lettuce or Winter Purslane. Heart shaped succulent leaves with mild flavour. One of the hardiest of greens, grow...

Out of all our tomato varieties, Clear Pink might just be the heaviest yielding. Compact (2’-3’) plants are loaded with large, pink, juicy tomatoes...

New for 2025 - Clematis virginiana - Our native clematis vine. They go by many whimsical common names, including Old Man's Beard, Devil's Darning N...

This beautiful and delicious French heirloom oakleaf deserves to be better known! Large heads of dark-green leaves, tinged on the edges with deep b...

C.pepo - Long, smooth and slender dark green fruits with cream stripes and speckles. An Italian heirloom with supreme flavour. Always producing a p...

Consistently our earliest tomato! Grown and selected for at least 40 years by a Mennonite family in Saskatchewan. It came to me from a seed saver i...

Back again - Large and meaty red beefsteak. Particularly vigourous indeterminate vines, they're productive and need some sturdy support. I've manag...

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...

(Asclepias syriaca) Help feed hungry monarchs! Milkweeds are the only food source for Monarch butterfly caterpillars, which are in decline partly d...

New for 2025 - Verbena officinalis - aka European Vervain, Herb of the Cross. Low growing bushy perennial herb, 2-3' tall. Fine leaves and stems, e...

Long thin twisty fruits are produced in incredible quantities. I’m sure our pepper plants were more fruit than plant-matter at a certain point in t...

Agrostemma githago - Annual flower native to Europe. In the 1800s it was a common sight among European grain fields, in past decades they’ve become...

Also known as Mache. An extremely cold hardy salad green. Tender, oval shaped leaves with sweet, nutty flavour. One of the best choices for winter ...

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...

New for 2025 - Cosmos sulphureus - Compact bushy plants reach about 24" in height and width. I never know a cosmos plant could be this small, multi...

My friend Corey gave me these seeds last year, they've long been a favourite of hers. I'm glad I gave them a try! A short row of plants yielded bu...