New seeds for 2025

New for 2025 - Allium tricoccum - aka Ramps - Iconic spring ephemeral of rich deciduous woods. Their smooth  green leaves carpet the forest floor i...

Back again - Large and early maturing bell peppers, well adapted for northern climates. The blocky fruit start out dark-green and ripen to red. Re...

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

New for 2025 - C. pepo - Bush plants, no vines! Tangerine coloured flesh with lovely sweet flavour. Cut them in half and roast them with garlic, ma...

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...

New for 2025 - Reseda lueola - aka Dyer's Rocket, Dyer's Weed - Source of bright yellow dye. Weld was the primary source of yellow dye from ancient...

New for 2025 - Fagopyrum esculentum - Stunning ruby blossomed buckwheat, a cultivar of Common Buckwheat. Fast growing up to 4' tall. All types of b...

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

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 - Tragopogon porrifolius - True Salsify; this one is a different species than Scorzonera (aka Black Salsify). Long slender roots, Step...

New for 2025 - Early and prolific. These plants are loaded with dozens of golden yellow fruit; 4-5" long and tapering to a point. Very hot, but wit...