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Light golden yellow, thin skinned and meaty heart shaped beefsteak fruits on tall vines. 25 seeds  -Grown by Twisted Brook

Compact vines bear lots of medium/large golden yellow slicers. Bright yellow flesh is mild with a touch of acidity. The flattened and slightly lump...

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...

New for 2025 - Cosmos bipinnatus - Pearly white blossoms, with mesmerizing layers of petals. Long sturdy stems with lots of branches, they become b...

New for 2025 - Callistephus chinensis - Each blossom is a world unto itself; many layered petals in shades of rosy pink. Easy going annual. The pla...

New for 2025 - Lablab purpurpeus - Every part of this vine is stunning purple. The tall spikes of blossoms are reminiscent of their namesake hyacin...

New for 2025 - Along with Idaho Amber, we were very pleased with our syrup sorghum experiments last year! This one seems to be a dual-purpose grain...

New for 2025 - Zinnia elegans - Shades of limey orange, lime yellow, green and pink-lime. Flowers are mostly doubles, lots of stacked cupcake bloss...

New for 2025 - New variety developed in Nova Scotia by our friends at Yonder Hill Farm! Early to bear and immensely productive. Sweet and fruity, t...

New for 2025 - C. moschata - Huge and heavy cylindrical fruit. Like butternut with extra chonky necks, the necks on some of these guys were wider t...

New for 2025 - Nicotiana sylvestris - These beautiful beings stole the show in our 2024 gardens. Otherworldly pendulous ghost-white flowers atop 5-...

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...

New for 2025 - Cosmos sulphureus - Vigourous and bushy 4' plants. Yellow blooms continue throughout late summer and into fall, and feed multitudes ...

New for 2025 - Aquilegia vulgaris - Dark velvety flowers, atop 3-4' stalks. So dark purple they're almost black. Shade tolerant perennial, a good c...

Excellent orange paste tomato with exceptional disease resistance that pumps out larger-than-a-golf-ball-but-smaller-than-a-baseball-sized fruits. ...

Back again - Malva sylvestris - Beautiful annual relative of hollyhocks. Plants grow 3-4 feet tall with a central stem and smaller side branches. M...

New for 2025 - Stunning ruby blossomed buckwheat, a cultivar of Common Buckwheat. Fast growing up to 4' tall. Any type of buckwheat is an irresisti...

Back again - C. maxima - This buttercup is right up there among the most delectable winter squash. Silky sweet and dry (I love a dry squash), with ...

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

New for 2025 - Short bushy plants topped with clusters of thin red peppers. Very hot! They make awesome hot sauce, and also dry easily. Impressivel...

New for 2025 - The winner of the earliest tomato race in 2024. Remarkably compact micro dwarf, seemingly more fruit than plant. 6-8" tall, self-sup...

New for 2025 - Monarda punctata - aka Horsemint - Striking and graceful perennial. Quite different in appearance to other monarda species, their cr...

New for 2025 - Rubia tinctorum - aka Dyer's Madder. Source of brilliant red dye. Tough and long lived perennial in the same family as cleavers. 3' ...

New for 2025 - C. pepo - Bush plants, which bear lots of small pale-green summer squash. Traditionally picked very small and tender, Steph says the...

New for 2025 - C. pepo - Heirloom variety long grown by Maori people of New Zealand. At the young summer squash stage they're delicious sliced and ...

New for 2025 - Cucumis melo - Glowing golden skin containing sweet green flesh. Classic sweet honeydew flavour, bright and refreshing. Very product...

New for 2025 - Both hulless and awnless. Faust is a very productive 6-row barley. Tall stalks with multiple tillers per plant. Easy to thresh by ha...

New for 2025 - Hibiscus moscheutos - aka Rose Mallow - Winter hardy hibiscus. This species is native to the eastern US, and as far north as souther...

New for 2025 - Luminous orange fruit, 2" mini plums which grow in hanging clusters. Dense and meaty with sweet light flavour. Honestly there are ta...

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...

New for 2025 - Asclepias tuberosa - aka: Pluerisy Root. Among the most showy members of the milkweed family. 1-2 foot tall plants topped with vibra...

New for 2025 - Symphyotrichum cordifolium - aka Heartleaf Aster - Native perennial fall-blooming aster. Nova Scotia has an array of native aster sp...

New for 2025 - Scutellaria lateriflora - Valued medicinal and native wildflower. The leaves and flowers are Can be found in the wild in moist meado...

New for 2025 - Eryngium planum - 3-4' tall plants with lots of small orb shaped flowers. Some plants are more silvery and some or more blue. Beauti...

New for 2025 - Sorghum bicolor - Broomcorn is a type of sorghum selected to have extra long panicle stalks for crafting into traditional brooms. On...

New for 2025 - B. oleracea - Sweet, crispy, medium-sized orbs, 3-4" across. Dark purple skin with white flesh. They stay succulent even as they get...