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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...

Scabiosa stellata - aka; Pincushion Flower. Annual, with soft-purple blossoms followed by geometric papery seed heads. A beautiful addition to drie...

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

Tall plants with velvety leaves and tubular soft-pink flowers. Each flower develops into a single pod, which when mature and dry are filled with go...

Incredibly deep black kernels, for making dark anthocyanin-rich corn flour. The plants are 5-6’ tall, with 1 or 2 cobs each. Very early maturing, w...

Tagates erecta - Large and lush double blooms, in shades of orange and yellow. Tall bushy plants, reaching about 3’. 40+ seeds Grown by Annapolis S...

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...

Chenopodium giganteum - A cultivated form of wild lamb’s quarters, with tender leaves and a beautiful magenta coloured dusting. Pick the young tend...

Cucumis sativus - Prolific and delicious heirloom cucumber. Similar to the beloved Lemon Cucumber, but lime green. Great size for snacking out of h...

B. napus - Historic Nova Scotia heirloom. Once a commonly grown variety, this seed hasn't been commercially available since the mid-1900s. I'm hono...

(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. ...

Early and abundant harvests of small grey-speckled beans. Self supporting bush plants which send out half-runners; they'll tangle together but stak...

Large bushy plants, which produce loads of round white fruit. They turn from white to yellow as they mature, but are best picked white and around ...

Nigella sativa - Not a true cumin, but rather a close relative to Love in the Mist. Beautiful and ornate flowers are followed by pods of aromatic b...

A golden-yellow snow pea. Plants climb to 6 feet with yellow tinged vines that produce tons of small golden pods and beautiful purple flowers. Both...

Vigna angularis - Low maintenance bush plants are loaded with pods by the end of summer. Adzuki beans aren't a common sight in Canadian gardens, bu...

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

(Pole Bean) - A Nova Scotia family heirloom. Brought to Canada from Italy by Santo Luigi Tonello. Santo and his wife Yolanda settled in Liverpool, ...

C. moschata - Long curved necks of fine orange flesh. Prolific, productive and well suited for cool climates. Considered to be an ancestor of moder...

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...

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 ...

Zinnia peruviana - Wildflower native to South America. The bronze-red flowers are smaller and more subtle than common zinnia, with their own elegan...

C. pepo - Unique and diverse spaghetti squash, with both spaghetti and delicata ancestry. The strings have an extra rich sweet flavour, owing to th...

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