Vegetable Seeds

This Indian mustard produces large, upright plants with deeply frilled, finely cut leaves that are medium green colour. Sow in early spring for summer greens or late summer for fall greens.

Large savoyed leaves of deep purplish-red with white mid-ribs. Thick, tender leaves have mustard pungency and are an excellent addition to mesclun mixes or when combined with chicken dishes.

Bitter Gourd or Bitter Melon Oriental Greens Seeds 2565 Heirloom Vegetable. 75 days. Bitter Gourd is definitely an acquired taste. Heavily warted green skin, thick white flesh and long, slim, 25 cm (10″) fruit.

Abundant fruits are large and dark purple in colour. An excellent variety to choose for both home gardeners and commercial growers as the fruit remains tender and tart for an extended time.

The best disease resistant pickling variety. This black spined variety has medium green fruits that taper at both ends. Resistant to scab and cucumber mosaic virus. This variety is an ideal choice for growers in Ontario, Quebec, & the Prairies.

This Asian burpless cucumber produces crisp, non-bitter fruit 20-30 cm (8-12"") long. The ribbed, spiny fruits become somewhat smoother as they mature, all have a unique curled end. For straighter fruit, we suggest growing this variety on a trellis or oth

An old favourite that produces outstanding yields of straight, 20 cm (8″) long, smooth skinned, dark green cucumbers. Great for slicing or for using in relishes.

Patio Snacker is a monoecious hybrid perfect for containers, trellis or smaller gardens. Short branching vines produce dark green 4 cm x 20 cm (1.5″ x 8″) fruit with a nice flavour, crunchy texture and non-bitter peel.

Thin skinned fruits are perfect for salads, eating fresh or as mini-cuke. Best picked young for it's luscious taste.

A high yielding variety producing perfectly shaped, uniform, dark green cucumbers 20-22 cm (8-9"") long. Superb for slicing. Highly disease resistant. Resistant to mosaic, scab & more.

Without a doubt, these cucumbers are the exception to the rule! The fruit is the size and colour of a lemon with mild, crunchy, white flesh, non-bitter skin and a unique sweet taste.

English Telegraph (also known as the ‘English Cucumber’) has been around since at least 1885 and produces a straight, slim slicing cucumber. The fruit averages 35 cm (14″) long and has a very mild flavour.