New seeds for 2023

New for 2023 - Vigna angularis - Low maintenance bush plants are loaded with pods by the end of summer. Adzuki beans aren't a common sight in Canad...

New for 2023 - From legendary 19th century horticulturalist Luther Burbank. Beautiful darkly tinged plants with black kernels. 6-row type. 140+ see...

New for 2023 - B. oleracea - aka Chinese Broccoli - This one was a real highlight last season. The florets are incredibly tender and tasty, and so ...

New for 2023 - Crispy egg-shaped fruit, with soft creamy skin. Best picked when the fruit are young for peak tenderness. Heirloom from Croatia. 25 ...

New for 2023 - Incredibly deep black kernels, for making dark anthocyanin-rich corn flour. The plants are 5-6’ tall, with 1 or 2 cobs each. Very ea...

New for 2023 - Ligusticum scoticum - aka: Scotch Lovage. Wild perennial found growing along the coasts of Eastern North America and Europe. Can be ...

New for 2023 - There is a marketing board for everything in England, even one to hustle celeriac. This crew of marketing magicians were responsible...

New for 2023 - Coreopsis tinctoria - aka: Plains Coreopsis, Garden Tickseed. Annual wildflower native to most of central North America. Slender ste...

New for 2023 - Borago officinalis - Annual herb. Good for your courage, I'm told. The whole plant is edible. The flowers taste like cucumber, and a...

New for 2023 - C. pepo - Oh Thelma, she’s sassy. Voracious vines in all directions covered in so many tan acorn type squash. Great storage, delicio...

New for 2023 -  Long green pods produced in great abundance on tall vines. Tender and delicious even when the pods are fairly large. A good dual-pu...

New for 2023 - Brassica nigra - This type is grown mainly for their pungent seeds. Cultivated for many millennia and used as a spice and condiment ...

New for 2023 - A beautiful plant with multiple uses. From tasty microgreens to a good salad green or spinach substitute. Dark red leaves and traili...

New for 2023 - Long thin twisty fruits are produced in incredible quantities. I’m sure our pepper plants were more fruit than plant-matter at a cer...

New for 2023 - Holy inflorescence! This dramatic dwarf tomato plant is a sturdy stalk topped with a crown of flowers that continues to bloom until ...

New for 2023 - Tall plants with velvety leaves and tubular soft-pink flowers. Each flower develops into a single pod, which when mature and dry are...

New for 2023 - The famed heirloom bread wheat. Tall plants with plump heads of red kernel. Named after David Fife, a farmer near Peterborough, ON w...

New for 2023 - Papaver somniferum - One of the most unusual poppies I’ve ever met. Large pink flowers adorned with splashes of purple. As the seed ...

New for 2023 - The earliest maturing sorghum I’ve yet encountered. Ba-Ye-Qi was for years our earliest variety, but this one has them beat by a cou...

New for 2023 - Isatis indigotica - A much smaller plant compared to European (Dyer’s) Woad. By some accounts this species is pound for pound the be...

New for 2023 - Italian heirloom from the region of Mount Vesuvius. Pendulous trusses of dark-red fruit, the size of cherries but with the rich flav...

New for 2023 - Red and gold streaked heart-shaped cherries. The fruit are sweet and flavourful with a firm meaty texture, almost never splitting on...

New for 2023 - Allium tuberosum - Flat leafed, very tasty cousin to chives. Distinct garlic flavour. Quick to harvest. Lovely white flower cluster...

New for 2023 - Medium-sized fava beans which ripen to dark purple/black. Good eaten in the green shelling stage or as a dry bean. 3’ tall plants. V...