New seeds for 2025

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 - Remarkably early dwarf flint corn. Grown for centuries by the Mi'kmaq of the Gaspé Peninsula. The plants only reach a height of 2 to...

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

New for 2025 - Arnica chamissonis - Hardy low growing plants with sunny yellow flowers. Native to North America, ranging from the Canadian boreal f...

New for 2025 - Eschscholzia californica - Fuschia pink blossoms open each day atop ferny foliage. Like the wild golden form of California Poppy, th...

New for 2025 - Thymus zygis - Short upright perennial thyme native to Iberia and Morocco. Tough and drought tolerant plants. Small white flowers ar...

New for 2025 - The classic orange carrot, this heirloom has been a home garden favourite for decades. These seeds came from our friend Erika of Sow...

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

New for 2025 - Slender dark green filet style pods. Bush plants are very productive, bearing in one concentrated flush which makes picking large am...

New for 2025 - Incredibly sweet and flavourful little submarines. I'd rank them among the most delicious cherries. Soft ethereal yellow in colour, ...

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

Back again - Lagenaria siceraria - aka: Serpente di Sicilia, Cucuzza. These were the talk of the farm last season. We grew them on our arbour, whe...

Back again! Medium sized red paste. Great one for sauces and salsa, the curvy oblong fruit are meaty with few seeds. Compact semi-determinate plant...

New for 2025 - C. pepo - Classic yellow spaghetti squash. Long vines give an abundance of 3-5 lb oblong fruit. Cut them in half and bake them face ...

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

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...

New for 2025 - Clematis virginiana - Our native clematis vine. They go by many whimsical common names, including Old Man's Beard, Devil's Darning N...

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 - 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 - Lobelia siphilitica - aka Blue Cardinal Flower - Brilliant blue flower spikes, with a blooming period from July into September. Flow...

New for 2025 - Tiny plants, reaching 8-12" in both height and width. Very early harvests, we had fruit at the end of July from an early June transp...

New for 2025 - Perilla frutescens - Tall bushy plants are delightfully aromatic. Different aroma than Red Shiso, milder and less cumin-y is how we'...