
Northern Ontario Grown Rare Heritage & Heirloom Seed
Over 1, 800 Varieties – All grown by me in Sudbury, Ontario!
200 New Varieties for 2026 
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On this website are some of the rarest heirloom seed varieties in Canada. I am a small boutique specializing in preserving rare seeds from around the world that will grow well in Northern Ontario. My hope is to expand the variety of seeds available in Canada, which is at present rather small. I make an effort to grow things which are not offered elsewhere. Being a small specialty shop the amount of seeds I have is limited, and anything listed as ‘out of stock’ may or may not return. If there is enough interest in a particular variety that I’ve run out of, I may regrow it sooner.
I do all the growing, harvesting and seed order processing myself, without outside help. I am usually able to process orders quite quickly but as the website gets busier each year it can take me time to get through very large orders. I do my best to mail things out as quickly as possible. I use only hand & wind power to clean my seeds.
Please know that due to the nature of open pollinated heirlooms and bees that visit my gardens, I cannot guarantee the absence of crossings. While it isn’t common, it’s entirely possible that the bees could travel from one plant to another – even with isolation distance – and cause cross pollination. I do my best as a heritage seed saver, but these things happen in a pollinator friendly garden.
Bean Seed Packs $5.00
Most Others: $4.50
Shipping $8.00 Flat Rate
Shipping for 10 packs of bean seeds or more: $15.00
Number of Seeds Per Packet:
Pole Beans & Semi-Runners: 20 – 25 Seeds, 15 for large seeded varieties.
Bush Beans: 20 Seeds, 15 for large seeded varieties.
Peas: 25, large seeded pea varieties will have 20.
Extra Large Beans: Favas, Runner Beans: 8
Tomatoes: 25-50 Seeds
Peppers: 25-30 Seeds
Most of the remaining seed types – fruits, lettuce, corn and so forth, I give a generous portion of seeds.
*FOR THE BEST CLARITY OF IMAGE CLICK ON THE SEED VARIETY, AND THEN ON THE PHOTO IN THE DESCRIPTION.


