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New for 2025 - Tall plants with large dusky rose cobs. Each cob has a range of shades of pink. They dried down nicely on the plant, with very littl...

New for 2025 - Proboscidea parviflora - One of the weirdest plants I've grown (among a farm full of weird plants!). This annual grow into a stocky ...

New for 2025 - Triticum aestivum - 6-row spring wheat, with black tinged heads and extra long awns. Both edible and ornamental; the heads make a st...

Back again! Multi-coloured sweet corn, bred by Dr. Alan Kapuler of Oregon from a mixture of colourful sweet corn parents. Not a super sweet variety...

Mesmerizing deep purple kernels. A productive and easy to grow hulless six-row barley. 5 g-Grown by Annapolis Seeds

Back again! - Hyssopus officinalis - True Hyssop, not to be confused with the unrelated Anise Hyssop. Beautiful aromatic indigo flower spikes are a...

This two-row hulless barley is consistently our most productive barley variety. 5 g Grown by Annapolis Seeds

Large, deep brown, pear-shaped fruit produced on 3 foot tall potato-leaf plants. Excellent flavour. 30 seeds-Grown by Annapolis Seeds

New for 2025 - Huge black beans, the largest black-seeded variety we've grown. 2-3' bushy plants are relatively early maturing. We grew it for the ...

New for 2025 - Memorably sweet and delicious. Mahogany cherries produced in long trusses on productive indeterminate vines. Meaty yet juicy, with a...

New for 2025 - Long plump winter radish, with green shoulders and white bottoms, resembling a green daikon. They're quite spicy, especially in warm...

New for 2025 - Cichorium intybus - Dense rosettes of tall leaves, they look like big dandelions with vibrant red stems. Mildly bitter, the greens a...

New for 2025 - Agrimonia eupitoria - Common Agrimony, Churchsteeples, Sticklewort. Perennial herb with graceful yellow flower stalks. Traditional m...

New for 2025 - Pink blushed bright yellow fruit, with the lightest of peach fuzz. Juicy with a sweet and fruity flavour. An old heirloom variety th...

New for 2025 - Early and productive dwarf beefsteak. Uniquely coloured rosy yellow-orange fruit seem to glow. Pleasant firm texture, light refreshi...

New for 2025 - Prolific pole bean, with distinctively curved green pods. It's a distinct category of bean called 'Leather Britches'. Back in the da...

New for 2025 - Boehmeria cylindrica - aka False Nettle, Bog Nettle. Fascinating native perennial, of moist woodlands and river edges. At first glan...

New for 2025 - Ruta graveolens - aka Common Rue, Herb-of-Grace. Hardy and drought tolerant woody perennial native to the mediterranean. 3' tall. It...

New for 2025 - The most productive micro dwarf variety I've yet grown. These plants reach about 12" tall and a similar amount wide. Small oblong re...

New for 2025 - B. juncea - Another delicious mustard from Steph. Green and purple leaves, with good spicy flavour. Ideal for cut and come again har...

Large white kidney bean. Creamy and great for soups and baking. A family heirloom originally from Henry and Gwen Ruckle, who were among the earlies...

Back again! Large, rich plum variety with few seeds. Perfect for making sauce. Carried from Italy by an immigrant family to New York. Tall and prod...

Wavy and buttery romaine. Fairly open and compact heads as romaines go, due to its butterhead parentage. - Approx. 300 seeds (0.5 g)-Grown by Annap...

New for 2025 - Beautiful purple striped fruit. Best picked on the small side (3-4") when they're around the size of a large egg. From the town of U...