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Pulsatilla vulgaris - aka: Meadow Anemone, Windflower. Perennial wildflower native to the grasslands of Eurasia. Here on the farm their fuzzy leave...

Among our earliest and most productive soybean varieties. Medium-sized beige seeds are produced 3 and frequently 4 to the pod. Developed at the Ott...

New for 2025 - Prunus dulcis - Yes, almonds trees can grow Nova Scotia. These seeds are offspring from the variety 'Hall's Hardy', which is the res...

The famed heirloom bread wheat. Tall plants with plump heads of red kernel. Named after David Fife, a farmer near Peterborough, ON who in 1840 was ...

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

Wavy light-green leaves in medium sized buttery heads, fringed with a touch of red during cold weather. Cut the whole head, or harvest the outer le...

(Bush bean) Plump, pearly-white beans. Perfect for baked beans. This variety came to me from Dan Jason of Salt Spring Seeds about 20 years ago. 30-...

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...

Flavourful pink-red European heirlom, as famous there as Brandywine is in North America. Medium sized round slicer that is relatively uniform and b...

Long and straight slender yellow wax beans on bush plants. Keep a regular harvest to keep this variety producing oodles of beans through the season...

Climbing vines which bear lots of plump green pods. Sweet and tender classic shelling pea. Heirloom from the UK, currently quite rare. It was given...

An excellent buttery tasting edamame, and a fine dry soybean too. This Doukhobour heirloom from Grand Forks, BC is always among the earliest of our...

Italian for Oxheart, although this strain is actually a different one than the common North American Oxheart. Large meaty heart-shaped red fruit. P...

Capsicum baccatum - Uniquely shaped fruits, like little UFOs with furrows and wings about 3” across. Relatively tall plants (especially for a C. ba...

A really good multi-purpose variety, great for sauce or fresh eating. What makes this tomato unique is it’s ability to store and ripen over the fal...

New for 2025 - Allium fistulosum - Hardy and prolific perennial bunching onion. Grown for the leaves rather than the roots. You can harvest them th...

Rare Italian variety from the Seeds of Diversity Seed Bank. Supremely vigorous tall vines with stripe-y purple pods and pretty striped beans. Delic...

Zinnia elegans - Big oriole-red blooms on tall sturdy plants. Mostly single-type flowers. 30+ seeds Grown by Twisted Brook  

An open cross up of the hardiest collards that make it through winter unscathed. We plant in spring and harvest all year, though they are at their ...

B. napus - Beautiful frilly sport of the popular Red Russian. The reddish-green leaves are very finely cut, almost like parsley. A very different l...

B. juncea - Heavily frilled dark purple mustard greens. Compared to our other red mustard, Ruby Streaks, this one is hotter and more finely serrat...

New for 2025 - B. rapa - aka Chinese flowering cabbage. Choy Sum was a new to us vegetable, and quickly became a farm favourite. Imagine tatsoi, bu...

B. rapa - Steph's favourite green tatsoi. Succulent stems and spoon-shaped leaves that carry on nicely into cold weather. Tatsoi grows best in the ...

Market gardener’s dream tomato. Prolific yields of big flavourful round red fruit. They handle well; won’t turn to tomato soup on the way to market...