New seeds for 2025

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

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

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

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 - 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'...

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 - Beautiful round tri-tone beans; tan-fawn, with black stripes and a white saddle. Vigorous and productive pole bean. Very rare, and d...

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 - Papaver somniferum - Tall plants, with frilly fringed crimson red petals. Like most P. somnifera poppies, this one develops large an...

New for 2025 - Verbena officinalis - aka European Vervain, Herb of the Cross. Low growing bushy perennial herb, 2-3' tall. Fine leaves and stems, e...

New for 2025 - Light green ripening to red, these large fruit are flavourful yet only mildly hot. Ideal for roasting, stuffing and salsas. Tall pla...

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...

New for 2025 - Juglans cinerea x Juglans spp. - Walnut family cross between Butternut and Heartnut. Buartnuts are fast growing nut trees, reaching ...

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 - Luminous orange fruit, 2" mini plums which grow in hanging clusters. Dense and meaty with sweet light flavour. Honestly there are ta...

New for 2025 - Hibiscus moscheutos - aka Rose Mallow - Winter hardy hibiscus. This species is native to the eastern US, and as far north as souther...

New for 2025 - Sweet crispy summer turnips, the closest we've found to the beloved (yet hybrid) hakurei. 30-40 days to harvest. Snack on them raw, ...

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 - Andrographis paniculata - Medicinal herb, used to support the immune system. Tender perennial, grown as an annual in our climate. Fa...

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...

New for 2025 - Fedia cornucopiae - aka Doucette d'Alger, Algerian Corn Salad. Annual warm season salad green, grows wild in the Mediterranean basin...

New for 2025 - Perhaps you already know sorghum as a grain crop, but did you know it's also a source of syrup? The mature stalks can be crushed and...

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 - Petroselinum crispum - Unique variety with fine feathery leaves. Classic parsley flavour. In the kitchen they're easy to chop, tende...

New for 2025 - C. baccatum - Fruity flavoured Peruvian variety with medium heat. Gorgeous little peppers produced on impressive bushy plants. Ideal...

New for 2025 - Melilotus officinalis - Tough and beautiful biennial. Their first year foliage grows about knee-high, with thick taproots below grou...

New for 2025 - Stachys affinis - Perennial member of the mint family, closely related to betony. Grown for their crispy, crunchy rhizomes. They can...

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...

New for 2025 - Agastache nepetoides - Tall hardy perennial, larger than their better known relative Anise Hyssop. Countless yellow/green flower spi...

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 - This variety really impressed us last season! Beautiful tapered fruit start out violet purple and ripen to a deep rich red. Cayenne-...

New for 2025 - Brassica napus - The classic winter storage rutabaga (swede turnip). Deep purple shoulders and fine textured yellow flesh. Laurentia...

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

New for 2025 - Bright red fruit are mildly hot. From the town of Espelette in the French Basque territory. They are traditionally strung into large...

New for 2025 - Nicotiana langsdorfii - Bushy plants growing to 3-4' tall. Hundreds of small bell shaped yellow-green flowers per plant, on long ste...

Back again - Large and meaty red beefsteak. Particularly vigourous indeterminate vines, they're productive and need some sturdy support. I've manag...

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...

New for 2025 - Bright red medium-sized fruit on bushy semi-determinate plants. Juicy to the core, and easy to peel for canning. Alongside Moira, Qu...

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 - C. pepo - Bush plants, which bear lots of small pale-green summer squash. Traditionally picked very small and tender, Steph says the...