ASPARAGUS

Purple Passion

A unique variety that adds a pop of colour and flavour to your meals. Purple passion asparagus has a rich plum hue, and tends to be less herbaceous than green varieties. Because of its higher sugar content, it has a sweet and honeyed taste. When cooked, the vibrant colour fades to a light green, and the heat reveals a subtle nuttiness.

5 plants/pkg: $10.95

Mary Washington

Mary Washington asparagus is a popular heirloom variety, dating back to the early 20^th century. The spears are tender, thick, straight and are dark green with a purple tinge. The flavour is best described as sweet, mild, nutty and delicate.

2 year old crown: $2.95ea

Millenium

Millenium is an outstanding variety that is high yielding, long lived, cold hardy and adaptable to a wide range of soils. It has a mild, subtle and slightly sweeter taste, and lacks the grassiness usually associated with other green varieties.

2 year old crown: $2.95ea

BLUEBERRIES

Bluecrop

Hardy, upright form with large, showy white flower clusters that eventually turn into light blue berries that ripen mid summer. Berries are good for freezing, baking, preserving and fresh eating. Self pollinating.

Zone: 4

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Chippewa

Hardy, upright form with earliest berries. Large, juicy excellent quality blueberries in mid-summer. White blooms in spring and glossy green foliage which turns red in the fall. Self pollinating with best yields with cross-pollination.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Duke

Hardy, upright form that blooms late in the spring, with fruit ripening early. Dainty, bell-shaped white flowers give way to medium sized, light blue berries that ripen in early summer. The berries are mildly sweet. Self pollinating, with best yields with cross-pollination.

Zone: 4

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Northblue

Hardy, upright open form that produces bumper crops of tasty, sweet blue fruit in mid-summer. Great for fresh eating, cooking, baking and preserving.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Northcountry

Wild flavoured, large, sweet, mid-late season blueberry. Better yields with cross-pollination. High yielding and recommended for commercial plantings. White blooms in spring and glossy green foliage turning red in fall add ornamental value.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Northland

Mid-to-late season berry produces large quantities of medium dark blue fruit and wild berry flavour. Hybrid for sub-zero climates. Scarlet-red fall foliage on low spreading habit. Better yields with cross-pollination. Ripens after Northblue.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Patriot

Early to mid-season blueberry. Produces consistent heavy crops of extra large, light blue fruit with excellent flavour. Best yields with cross-pollination. White blooms in spring and brilliant red-orange fall foliage.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Top Hat (dwarf)

A dwarf-rounded shrub. In late spring, a profusion of white flowers give way to clusters of medium-sized, firm, dusky blue blueberries which ripen in mid-season. Perfect for small spaces. Self pollinating, with best yields with cross-pollination.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

HONEYBERRY

Berry Blue (male)

Borealis (female)

Honeyberries have a thin skin, making the zesty berries melt in your mouth! Higher level of antioxidants than blueberries. Disease and pest resistant. Can last up to 50 years. Great for organic gardening.  

Zone: 2

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

SMALL FRUIT COLLECTION

Blackberry ‘Chester’

This thornless variety produces medium-to-large, round, deep black very sweet berries.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Boysenberry

Huge berries with outstanding flavour! This plant produces juicy, deep purple berries that can grow to be over an inch long and inch around. Boysenberries have blackberry, raspberry, and loganberry in their parentage. Delectable when eaten fresh and famously used for outstanding jams and jellies.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Black Currant ‘Crandall’

Prized for their distinctive flavour in juice, jam, jelly, pies and other desserts.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Red Currant ‘Red Lake’

Prized for their distinctive flavour in juice, jam, jelly, pies and other desserts.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Goji Berry

Often consumed in their dehydrated form, a goji berry tastes a lot like a sour cranberry, with a nearly imperceptible sweetness. The texture of dried goji berries is a cross between a chewy craisin and a fleshy, dried apricot. Fresh goji berries are delicious raw, or in juices, jams and sauces.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Gooseberry ‘Captivator’

A hardy northern fruit that is favourable for jams and tarts. Their distinctive sweet-sour flavour work well in pies as well.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Gooseberry ‘Pixwell’

A hardy northern fruit that is favourable for jams and tarts. Their distinctive sweet-sour flavour work well in pies as well.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Black Jostaberry

A gooseberry and currant cross! The rich berry taste is reminiscent of gooseberry with a kiss of black currant. Deep-red, almost black fruit is high in Vitamin C and forms in large clusters. Ideal for juices, jams, jellies, and fresh-eating. Cold-hardy plants are long-lived, thornless, and productive once established.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

Loganberry

A red raspberry blackberry cross. Large, dark, wine-red berries ripen from July to September. It is a vigorous, trailing plant that is thornless and easy to grow. A favourite for making syrups, preserves and desserts.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $16.95

DWARF CHERRY COLLECTION

Cupid

A hardy deciduous hybrid shrub variety of dwarf cherry released in the Romance Series from the University of Saskatchewan. Cupid produces the largest fruit of all the dwarf cherries which is a dark red and is perfect for fresh eating. Although sour is in their name, they can be surprisingly sweet when harvested at the right stage of ripeness. Grows well as a bushy hedge as well as pruned into a single trunked tree.

Zone: 2

Size: 1Gallon

Price: $29.95

Juliet

A hardy deciduous hybrid shrub variety of a dwarf cherry released in the Romance Series from the University of Saskatchewan. Juliet is compact to fit into smaller spaces – and it makes harvesting and pruning easier. At maturity, it produces up to 25 lbs. of deep red, large fruits that are a flavour sensation! Our sweetest, tastiest dwarf cherry yet.

Zone: 2

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $29.95

Romeo

A hardy deciduous hybrid shrub variety of dwarf cherry released in the Romance Series from the University of Saskatchewan. Sweet enough for fresh eating, but with enough tartness to make perfect pies. Romeo Dwarf Cherry trees grow up to 6-8 ft tall, making it easy to prune and harvest. The juicy, deep crimson, flossy cherries have a complex, sweet-tart flavour and high flesh-to-pit ratio. Yeilding up to 25 lbs per tree.

Zone: 2

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $29.95

ELDERBERRY

ELDERBERRY

Huge clusters of creamy white flowers in May that produce berries that are packed full of vitamins and antioxidants. Flowers and berries form on last years woody stems. Harvest berries in late summer. Prune in late winter. Self-pollinating.

Zone: 3

Size: 1 Gallon

Price: $

FIG

Chicago Hardy

Produces sweet-fleshed fruit that is ideal for eating fresh, roasting and making jam. Self pollinating.

Price: $

STRAWBERRIES

Everbearing Day Neutral: Lush plants that produce masses of fruit from June through September.

June-bearing: Lush plants that produce masses of fruit in June. Ideal for u-pick and short season areas.

Fort Laramie

This everbearing day neutral is very hardy, producing high yields of large sweet, deep red berries.

$5.00/10

Hecker

This everbearing day neutral produces all summer long, sweet, large bright red fruit, with runners bearing fruit. It is very hardy.

$5.00/10

Seascape

This everbearing day neutral is a vigorous virus resistant plant, that produces large crops of sweet, firm fruit.

$5.00/10

Honeoye

This June-bearing plant is early ripening, producing the sweetest berries. High production plant, producing berries in a cluster. Disease resistant.

$5.00/10

Natural White

This June-bearing plant produces white strawberries that taste like pineapples. Needs to be planted with a red variety for pollination.

$1.50/plant

RASPBERRIES

Fall-bearing: Produces fruit on current seasons canes

Ever-bearing: Early summer & fall crops of berries. Produced on canes that come up each year. Mow canes to ground at the end of the season.

Summer-bearing: One crop of berries. Produced on last years canes, prune out fruiting canes at the end of season.

Fall Gold

Everbearing. Golden yellow medium sized sweet fruit that taste like the red varieties.

Price: $7.95/each

Heritage

Everbearing. Very hardy, produces high yields of large, sweet, deep red berries.

Price: $3.95/each

Boyne

Summer bearing. Medium sized red fruit with good flavour. Winter hardy.

Price: $3.95/each

Black

Summer bearing. Produces large, firm, sweet black berries. Hardy and very productive canes.

Price: 9.95/each

Double Delight

Fall bearing. Hardy, producing large fruit with a delicious, sweet tangy taste.

Price: $3.95/each

RHUBARB

Canada Red

Produces shorter, more slender stalks than other varieties, but is tender and very sweet and juicy, with great red colour.

2 Gallon Pot: $32.95

1 Gallon Pot: $18.95

German Wine

This variety produces an ample yield of plump, non-stringy, crimson stalks. It has bright red stalks and is known for having a great flavour profile: a balance between being sweet and tart.

2 Gallon Pot: $32.95

HORSERADISH

Raifort Suavage

Horseradish is a perennial crop grown for its root, which can be grated or cut for use in culinary dishes. It can reach heights up to 1.5m tall, and should be harvested in the fall. Grows best in full sun, in moist, well draining soil.

Pkg of 2: $8.95

ARTICHOCKE

Jerusalem Artichoke

Jerusalem artichoke is also called ‘sunchoke’, and is a species of sunflower that is cultivated for its tuber, which are used as root vegetables. It can grow up to 4-10 ft tall, and produce yellow flowers that are briefly fragrant. The tubers should be harvested in late summer and vaguely resemble a ginger root in appearance. They have a crisp and crunch texture when raw. They can be eaten raw, cooked or pickled.

Pkg of 2: $5.95