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Ontario Grown Poppy Drama Queen Mixed Seeds – Heirloom Dramatic Fringed Classic
Poppy Drama Queen Mixed (Papaver somniferum) is an extraordinarily showy, exotic heirloom variety prized for its deeply laciniated, fringed petals and rich, dramatic color combinations. Rising 24 to 36 inches above glaucous, lettuce-like blue-green foliage, it produces large 4- to 5-inch blossoms in intense shades of deep plum, crimson, dark violet, and bi-colored magenta, often centered with pale ivory or yellow stamens. Following the breathtaking bloom display, plants form large, attractive seed pods that add architectural structure to dried arrangements and garden beds. An absolute standout in cottage borders, cutting plots, and historic floral gardens.
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Ontario Grown Poppy Icelandic Seeds – Heirloom Delicately Crinkled Cool-Season Favorite
Poppy Icelandic (Papaver nudicaule) is a stunning, short-lived perennial prized for its large, translucent, crepe-paper-like blossoms atop slender, wiry stems. Rising 12 to 24 inches above a low basal rosette of blue-green foliage, it produces 2- to 4-inch cup-shaped flowers in a brilliant mix of glowing yellow, orange, salmon, rose, cream, and pure white with golden centers. Native to subpolar regions, it thrives in cool temperatures and light sunlight, blooming heavily in spring and early summer. A premier cut flower and cottage garden showstopper, its delicate appearance hides a surprisingly resilient cool-weather crop that brings vibrant, glowing color to cool-season garden beds.
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Ontario Grown Poppy Oriental Mixed Seeds – Heirloom Perennial
Oriental Poppy Mixed (Papaver orientale) delivers a showstopping display of massive, tissue-paper blooms up to 6 inches across in brilliant shades of scarlet, salmon, pink, and white. Featuring distinct silky petals with dark, satiny black centers, these classic perennial blooms rise atop sturdy, bristly stems above fern-like foliage. They create an unforgettable early summer focal point in cottage gardens, borders, and perennial beds.
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Ontario Grown Poppy Seeds – Heirloom Classic Breadseed Standard
Poppy Breadseed (Papaver somniferum) is a historic, open-pollinated heirloom staple cherished for its large, elegant single blossoms and prolific yield of edible culinary seeds. Rising 30 to 42 inches tall above broad, lobed, blue-green glaucous leaves, it produces soft lavender-pink to rose-colored single flowers with rich dark purple central throat markings. As the silky petals drop, the plants develop large, barrel-shaped seed pods filled with blue-grey seeds perfect for baking, artisan breads, and pastries. An easy-to-grow, dual-purpose heirloom that delivers stunning early summer color along with a valuable kitchen harvest.
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Ontario Grown Pumpkin Jack o' Lantern Seeds – Heirloom Halloween Favorite
Jack o' Lantern Pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo) is the classic American heirloom pumpkin bred specifically to create the ultimate Halloween carving decorations. Producing uniform, round-to-slightly-oblong fruits weighing 10–18 pounds, it features bright orange rinds with shallow ribbing and sturdy, dark green handles. With its thin walls that carve easily and sweet, medium-thick flesh that makes delicious pumpkin pies, soups, and roasted seeds, this festive favorite brings autumn charm to garden patches.
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Imported Radish Black Spanish Seeds – Heirloom Cold-Hardy Winter Storage Classic
Radish 'Black Spanish' (Raphanus sativus var. niger), dating back to the 16th century, is a renowned open-pollinated winter heirloom prized for its remarkable storage ability, robust texture, and sharp, spicy flavor. The plant produces large, globe-shaped roots measuring 3 to 4 inches in diameter with a distinctive rough, coal-black skin. Beneath the dark exterior lies crisp, solid, bright white flesh that delivers a bold, peppery kick. Highly cold-hardy, Black Spanish radishes thrive during cool autumn weather and can be harvested late into the season, making them an essential staple for winter root cellars, roasting, pickling, or adding a vibrant bite to fresh winter salads.
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Imported Radish Champion Seeds – Heirloom Cold-Hardy Classic
Radish 'Champion' (Raphanus sativus) is a celebrated 1957 All-America Selections winning open-pollinated heirloom prized for its fast growth, high yields, and crisp texture. Producing bright scarlet-red round globes that reach 1.5 inches in diameter, it grows into compact plants with lush green tops. The interior flesh is solid, brilliant white, offering a sweet, mild radish crunch that holds firm without becoming hollow or pithy, even when growing larger than standard radishes. Highly adaptable and quick to mature in as little as 25 to 28 days, Champion excels in spring and autumn vegetable plots, raised beds, or patio containers.
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Imported Radish Cherry Belle Seeds – Heirloom Fast-Growing Classic
Radish 'Cherry Belle' (Raphanus sativus) is a iconic 1949 All-America Selections winning open-pollinated heirloom treasured for its uniform round shape, rapid growth, and crisp texture. Producing smooth, bright cherry-red globes reaching 1 inch in diameter, it features short green tops ideal for close garden spacing. The solid interior flesh is brilliant white, providing a sweet, mild, satisfying crunch that resists turning pithy even when mature. Exceptionally fast to grow, maturing in just 22 to 25 days, Cherry Belle is a cornerstone variety for early spring vegetable plots, autumn beds, succession planting, and patio containers.
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Imported Radish China Rose Seeds – Heirloom Winter Storage Classic
Radish 'China Rose' (Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus), introduced to Europe by Jesuit missionaries in the 1850s, is one of the oldest open-pollinated Chinese winter heirloom radishes. Highly valued for its distinct rose-pink coloration, cold hardiness, and crisp texture, it produces long, cylindrical roots measuring 5 to 7 inches in length. The smooth, rose-red skin covers firm, juicy, solid white flesh that delivers a mild, pleasant sweetness with a balanced peppery bite. Exceptional for late summer planting, China Rose holds extremely well in the ground during cool autumn weather, providing an abundant supply of fresh roots for winter storage, roasting, pickling, or crisp salad slices.
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Imported Radish China White Seeds – Heirloom Crisp Winter Daikon Classic
Radish 'China White' (Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus), also known as Chinese White Winter or White Rose, is a historic open-pollinated winter heirloom daikon originating from East Asia. Prized for its large size, remarkable cold hardiness, and mild flavor, it produces long, smooth, cylindrical roots measuring 7 to 9 inches in length. The skin and interior flesh are a clean, brilliant white, delivering a juicy, dense, and exceptionally crisp texture. Milder and sweeter than smaller spring radishes, China White is an outstanding choice for late summer planting, fall harvests, long-term winter cellar storage, fresh slaws, pickling, and traditional stir-fries.
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Imported Radish Daikon Seeds – Heirloom Japanese White Root
Daikon Radish (Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus) is a classic Asian heirloom prized for its extra-large, snow-white roots and crisp, mild flavor. Producing cylindrical roots that grow up to 12–18 inches long, it offers a crunchy texture with a subtle, refreshing peppery finish that is far milder than small red radishes. Outstanding for fresh slicing, pickling (such as takuan or kimchi), spiralizing, and stir-fries, this fast-growing root also serves as a fantastic deep-tillage cover crop to break up compacted soil.
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Imported Radish Early Scarlet Globe Seeds – Heirloom Super-Fast Spring Classic
Radish 'Early Scarlet Globe' (Raphanus sativus) is a historic open-pollinated heirloom dating back to the early 20th century. Highly prized by market gardeners and home growers for its extreme speed, high uniformity, and bright appearance, it produces classic round to slightly olive-shaped roots measuring 1 inch in diameter. The smooth skin displays a brilliant, glowing scarlet-red color, covering solid, crisp white flesh. Offering a mild, peppery flavor and satisfying crunch, Early Scarlet Globe matures in as little as 20 to 23 days, making it one of the absolute fastest crops for early spring harvests, garden bed borders, and quick succession plantings.
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Imported Radish French Breakfast Seeds – Heirloom Oblong Market Classic
Radish 'French Breakfast' (Raphanus sativus) is an iconic French heirloom dating back to the 1880s, long celebrated in Parisian open-air markets for its handsome appearance and delicate flavor. Producing oblong, cylindrical roots measuring 2 inches long, it features a striking vivid scarlet-pink top half offset by a bright white tip. The crisp, juicy white interior flesh delivers a remarkably mild, sweet flavor with just a hint of peppery kick. Maturing in roughly 21 to 25 days, French Breakfast is traditionally eaten raw with butter and sea salt, making it an exquisite choice for early spring garden beds, autumn plots, and fresh salad displays.
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Imported Radish Purple Plum Seeds – Heirloom Vibrant Purple Spring Classic
Radish 'Purple Plum' (Raphanus sativus) is a distinctive open-pollinated heirloom prized for its unique jewel-toned color, crisp texture, and reliable performance. Producing uniform round globes that reach 1 to 1.5 inches in diameter, it features a eye-catching bright purple exterior skin. Slicing open the root reveals solid, sweet, brilliant white interior flesh that resists becoming pithy or woody, even when growing larger than standard radishes. Maturing quickly in roughly 25 to 28 days, Purple Plum holds up well in heat better than many red spring radishes, making it a standout choice for colorful spring salads, vegetable platters, and autumn garden beds.
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Imported Radish Sparkler Seeds – Heirloom Bicolor Market Classic
Radish 'Sparkler' (Raphanus sativus), also known as Sparkler White Tip, is a cherished open-pollinated heirloom celebrated for its eye-catching bicolor appearance and sweet, mild crunch. It produces perfectly round, smooth globes measuring 1 to 1.5 inches in diameter, featuring a vibrant scarlet-red top half that transitions sharply to a clean, snow-white bottom tip. Inside, the solid white flesh is crisp, juicy, and exceptionally sweet, with very little heat. Maturing in just 25 to 28 days, Sparkler is a reliable performer for early spring garden rows, autumn succession plantings, raised beds, and children's garden projects.
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Imported Radish Watermelon Seeds – Heirloom Sweet Specialty Root Classic
Radish 'Watermelon' (Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus), also known as Red Sun or Rooseheart, is a stunning Chinese daikon-style heirloom heirloom prized for its remarkable internal color and sweet, mild flavor. Growing into round to oval roots 2.5 to 3.5 inches in diameter, the exterior displays a subtle pale green crown fading to a creamy white base. Slicing open the root reveals a brilliant, vibrant magenta-pink core resembling a mini watermelon. The flesh is crisp, juicy, and far milder than standard spring radishes, offering a sweet, slightly peppery flavor. A favorite choice for gourmet salads, pickling, raw vegetable platters, and autumn root garden displays.
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Ontario Grown Radish White Icicle Seeds – Heirloom Crisp & Mild Specialty Root
Radish 'White Icicle' (Raphanus sativus), also known simply as Icicle Radish, is a classic open-pollinated heirloom dating back to the 16th century. Producing slender, tapered roots reaching 5 to 6 inches in length, it features snow-white skin and crisp, pure-white flesh. Tenderer and noticeably milder than standard round red radishes, White Icicle delivers a clean, juicy bite with a subtle, refreshing peppery kick. Extremely fast-growing—maturing in as little as 25 to 30 days—it is a dependable crop for early spring and late fall successions, as well as an excellent choice for garden row marker companion planting.
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Ontario Grown Rapini Seeds – Heirloom Italian Broccoli Raab
Rapini (Brassica ruvo), widely known as Broccoli Raab or Cime di Rapa, is a cherished Italian heirloom leafy green prized for its deeply serrated leaves, slender tender stems, and small, scattered broccoli-like flower buds. Delivering a bold, pleasantly bitter, nutty flavor profile, it is an essential staple in Mediterranean cooking, famously sauteed with garlic, chili flakes, and olive oil or tossed into rustic pasta dishes. Fast-growing and cold-tolerant, it thrives in cool weather and provides rapid spring or autumn harvests.
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Ontario Grown Rhubarb Seeds – Historic Heirloom Perennial Tart Classic
Rhubarb (Rheum rhabarbarum) is a legendary, long-lived heirloom perennial valued for its thick, succulent leaf stalks, distinctive tart flavor, and impressive architectural presence. Forming robust, heavy clumps that stretch 3 to 4 feet tall and wide, it features massive, ruffled green leaves borne on thick, ruby-red to deep rose-pink petioles. Highly cold-hardy and resilient, Rhubarb stands as one of the very first spring crops to emerge, producing heavy yields for up to 15 to 20 years once established. Its tangy, mouth-watering stems are a timeless favorite for baking, pies, jams, compotes, and refreshing spring preserves.
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Ontario Grown Rudbeckia Black Eyed Susan Seeds – Heirloom Golden Native Classic
Black Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) is one of the most beloved and iconic open-pollinated heirloom native flowers in North America. Growing into sturdy, multi-branched plants that reach 24 to 36 inches in height, it produces a heavy profusion of brilliant 3- to 4-inch daisy-like blossoms. Each flower features radiant, golden-yellow ray petals surrounding a raised, dark chocolate-brown central cone. Thriving in heat, drought, and poor soils, Black Eyed Susan provides non-stop, bright summer color from midsummer straight through autumn. It is an essential component of native wildflower drifts, sunny borders, and cutting gardens, serving as a vital nectar source for butterflies and native bees while providing winter seeds for songbirds.
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Imported Rumex Bloody Dock Seeds – Heirloom Ornamental Edible Leaf Classic
Rumex 'Bloody Dock' (Rumex sanguineus), also known as Red-Veined Dock or Bloody Sorrel, is an ancient open-pollinated European heirloom prized for its striking visual appeal and tangy, lemony flavor. Growing into compact, neat rosettes 12 to 18 inches tall, it features long, lance-shaped, bright green leaves deeply veined with brilliant crimson and maroon lines. Young, tender leaves deliver a crisp, pleasant citrus-like bite, adding color and zest to fresh salads, sandwiches, garnishes, and soups. Beyond its culinary uses, Bloody Dock serves as an exceptional perennial ornamental accent in flower beds, herb gardens, borders, and patio containers.
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Imported Rutabaga American Purple Top Seeds – Heirloom Sweet Golden Root Classic
Rutabaga 'American Purple Top' (Brassica napus var. napobrassica), an iconic open-pollinated heirloom selection introduced in the 19th century, is celebrated for its large, uniform roots, crisp texture, and exceptional long-term winter storage quality. Developing smooth, globe-shaped roots that routinely measure 4 to 6 inches in diameter, it features deep purple-crowned tops resting above rich yellow lower skins. Beneath the colorful exterior lies fine-grained, firm, pale yellow flesh that turns a deep golden orange when cooked, delivering a sweet, mild, savory flavor profile enhanced by autumn frosts. Exceptional for roasting, mashing, simmering in hardy winter stews, dicing into vegetable bakes, and cellaring for winter self-sufficiency.
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Ontario Grown Salad Burnet Seeds – Heirloom Cucumber-Flavored Perennial Herb
Salad Burnet (Sanguisorba minor) is a charming, open-pollinated heirloom perennial herb prized since the Elizabethan era for its distinctive cucumber-flavored foliage. Growing into neat, mounding rosettes that reach 12 to 18 inches in height, it produces delicate, fern-like pinnate leaves topped with small, globe-like crimson-to-purple flower heads in early summer. Its tender young leaves deliver a clean, crisp, nutty cucumber taste with a hint of citrus tang, making it a classic addition to fresh salads, summer chilled drinks, herb vinegars, compound butters, and garnishes. Extremely winter-hardy, drought-resilient, and evergreen in mild winter spells, Salad Burnet provides fresh gourmet green harvests nearly year-round.
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Ontario Grown Shasta Daisy Seeds – Classic Perennial Floral Favorite
Shasta Daisy (Leucanthemum × superbum) is a quintessential, hardy perennial garden favorite first bred by Luther Burbank in 1890. Celebrated for its cheerful, crisp white blooms surrounding bright golden-yellow central disks, it produces sturdy, upright stems reaching 24 to 36 inches in height. Featuring deep green, lance-shaped foliage and long-lasting 3- to 4-inch flowers, Shasta Daisy blooms abundantly from early summer through autumn. Highly attractive to butterflies and native pollinators, it brings timeless cottage-garden charm to borders, perennial beds, and fresh floral bouquets.
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Ontario Grown Sorghum Seeds – Heirloom Cover Crop Forage Classic
Sorghum 'Green Grazer' (Sorghum bicolor x Sorghum sudanense), a traditional open-pollinated sorghum-sudangrass hybrid, is celebrated as a high-yielding cover crop, green manure, and forage grass. Growing rapidly into tall, lush stands 6 to 10 feet in height, it produces dense, fine-stemmed leafy green growth that aggressively smothers weeds while building massive organic biomass. Renowned for its extensive, deep-penetrating root network, Green Grazer breaks up compacted subsoils, scavenges excess nutrients, and naturally suppresses root-knot nematodes through biofumigation when chopped and tilled into the soil. Beyond soil restoration, mature grain seeds can be milled into nutritious, 100% gluten-free whole grain flour suitable for gluten-free baking. An exceptional multi-purpose cover crop for warm summer months, it delivers outstanding heat and drought resilience.
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Ontario Grown Spinach Bloomsdale Long Standing Seeds – Heirloom Standard
Bloomsdale Long Standing Spinach (Spinacia oleracea) is the classic, heavy-yielding heirloom standard cherished by home gardeners and commercial growers alike. Featuring dark green, thick, heavily crinkled (savoyed) leaves, it delivers a rich, nutty flavor that is exceptional for fresh salads, steaming, sautéing, or freezing. Famous for its excellent cold hardiness and slow-to-bolt habit, it holds up far better against summer heat than other heirloom spinach varieties.
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Ontario Grown Spinach Viroflay Giant Nobel Seeds – Heirloom Heavy-Yielding Classic
Spinach 'Viroflay Giant Nobel' (Spinacia oleracea), often sold simply as Giant Nobel, is a renowned 1950 All-America Selections winning open-pollinated heirloom. Valued for its enormous production capacity and smooth, broad foliage, it produces massive rosettes that can spread up to 25 inches across. The extra-large, thick, dark green leaves remain exceptionally tender and sweet, making them versatile for both fresh baby leaf picking and full-sized cooking greens. Demonstrating slower bolting characteristics than older spinach varieties, Giant Nobel excels in early spring and late autumn plantings, producing heavy yields for fresh salads, freezing, canning, or steaming.
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Imported Spring Spinach & Salad Greens Mix Seeds – Heirloom Gourmet Blend
Spring Spinach & Salad Greens Mix (Spinacia oleracea & Lactuca sativa) is a specialty open-pollinated heirloom blend crafted to deliver a balanced combination of tender baby spinach and vibrant salad lettuces. Combining smooth and dark green savoyed spinach leaves with a colorful mix of red oakleaf, frilled green, and sweet loose-leaf lettuces, this blend yields a restaurant-quality mix in a single bed. Grown primarily for continuous "cut-and-come-again" baby leaf harvesting, it matures rapidly in early spring and cool autumn weather. Rich in vitamins, iron, and antioxidants, it provides a succulent, crisp, and sweet flavor profile ideal for gourmet salad bowls and fresh culinary garnishes.
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Ontario Grown Squash Butternut Waltham Seeds – Heirloom Sweet Winter Storage Classic
Squash 'Butternut Waltham' (Cucurbita moschata), an open-pollinated heirloom developed in 1970 by the Waltham Field Station, is the gold standard of winter squashes. Growing on vigorous, sprawling vines 8 to 12 feet long, it produces uniform, bell-shaped fruits weighing 4 to 6 pounds with smooth, tan-to-buff outer skins. The deep orange interior flesh is remarkably smooth, sweet, and nutty, containing a small seed cavity localized in the bulbous base. Exceptionally resistant to vine borers due to its solid stems, Waltham Butternut holds its high quality for months in cold storage, making it perfect for roasting, pureeing into rich autumn soups, baking, and winter pies.
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Ontario Grown Squash White Bush Scallop Seeds – Heirloom Pattypan Classic
Squash 'White Bush Scallop' (Cucurbita pepo), also known as Pattypan or Cymling, is a historic open-pollinated heirloom summer squash cultivated by Native American tribes and documented since the 16th century. Growing into a productive, non-vining bush 2 to 3 feet tall, it yields unique flat, disc-shaped fruits with deeply scalloped edges. The smooth, pale ivory-white skin encases fine-textured, tender white flesh with a delicate, buttery flavor profile. Harvested young at 2 to 4 inches across, White Bush Scallop is exceptional for whole roasting, grilling, stuffing, or sautéing.
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Ontario Grown Strawflower King Size Formula Mix Seeds – Heirloom Helichrysum Favorite
Helichrysum bracteatum (syn. Xerochrysum bracteatum), commonly known as Strawflower or Everlasting Flower, is a classic heirloom prized for its large, papery, stiff-petaled blossoms that look and feel like dried straw while still growing on the plant. The King Size Formula Mix reaches impressive heights of 36 to 40 inches on sturdy, rigid stems topped with 2- to 2.5-inch double blooms. The vibrant color mix includes shades of glowing white, bright yellow, warm orange, crimson-red, deep purple, and rose-pink. Thriving in heat and full sun, Strawflower provides brilliant continuous color in summer gardens and is universally regarded as the gold standard for dried floral arrangements.
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Ontario Grown Summer Savory Seeds – Heirloom Aromatic Culinary Classic
Summer Savory (Satureja hortensis) is a beloved historic heirloom herb prized for its delicate, peppery foliage and warm, aromatic flavor. Forming slender, upright branching plants reaching 12 to 18 inches in height, it produces narrow, dark green leaves packed with fragrant essential oils. Known historically as the "herb of happiness," its distinctive taste combines notes of thyme, marjoram, and black pepper without overpowering subtle ingredients. Fast-growing and easy to cultivate, Summer Savory is an essential kitchen staple for seasoning beans, lentils, poultry, stews, sausages, and traditional herb blends like Herbes de Provence.
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Ontario Grown Sunflower Assorted Mix Seeds – Heirloom Vibrant Color Blend
Sunflower Assorted Mix (Helianthus annuus) is a breathtaking heirloom blend featuring a stunning array of classic, bi-color, and deep bronze sunflowers. Ranging in height from sturdy 4-foot branching plants to tall 8-foot garden classics, this diverse mix produces single and multi-headed blossoms in shades of golden yellow, rich mahogany, crimson red, velvety chocolate, and delicate pastel lemon. Perfect for creating dramatic summer backdrops, privacy screens, and pollinator havens, it provides a continuous supply of vibrant cut flowers all season long.
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Ontario Grown Sunflower Autumn Beauty Seeds – Heirloom Multi-Branching Fall-Toned Classic
Sunflower 'Autumn Beauty' (Helianthus annuus) is a spectacular open-pollinated heirloom selection celebrated for its long-blooming habit and rich palette of late-summer hues. Growing into stately, multi-branched plants reaching 5 to 8 feet in height, a single stalk produces up to two dozen 4- to 6-inch flower heads throughout the season. The blossoms display a warm spectrum of bronze, copper, rich mahogany, deep crimson, lemon yellow, and striking bi-color patterns surrounding dark central disks. Excellent as a heavy-yielding cut flower, a tall garden backdrop, or a living screen, Autumn Beauty provides a continuous supply of nectar for bees and butterflies, followed by abundant seed heads for songbirds.
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Ontario Grown Sunflower Black Oil Seeds – Heirloom High-Energy Multi-Purpose Favorite
Sunflower Black Oil (Helianthus annuus) is a highly productive heirloom variety famous for its solid black seeds, which are packed with nutritious oils and dense protein. Growing on sturdy, towering 6- to 8-foot stalks, it yields large, classic yellow-petaled flower heads with prominent dark central disks. Exceptionally easy to cultivate and heat-tolerant, this versatile variety is widely grown to attract wild birds to the garden, produce homemade press oil, provide nutritious microgreens, or serve as a dramatic living screen and pollinator landmark.
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Ontario Grown Sunflower Lemon Queen Seeds – Heirloom Pale Yellow Pollinator Favorite
Sunflower 'Lemon Queen' (Helianthus annuus) is a distinguished, open-pollinated heirloom variety famous for its soft, cool pastel tones and extraordinary pollinator attraction. Growing into tall, multi-branching plants reaching 6 to 8 feet in height, a single central stalk produces multiple long lateral stems topped with 4- to 6-inch flowers. The blossoms feature pale lemon-yellow ray petals surrounding a rich, dark chocolate-brown central disk. A centerpiece variety for national pollinator citizen-science projects due to its massive nectar production, Lemon Queen blooms prolifically from midsummer until frost. It makes a stunning backdrop for sunny garden borders, an excellent long-stemmed cut flower, and a vital source of late-season birdseed.
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Ontario Grown Sunflower Russian Mammoth Seeds – Heirloom Giant Towering Classic
Sunflower 'Russian Mammoth' (Helianthus annuus), also known as Mammoth Russian, is the legendary 19th-century open-pollinated heirloom giant that sets the standard for giant sunflowers. Growing into massive, tree-like single stalks reaching 10 to 14 feet (or more) in height with thick, heavy-duty trunks, it produces huge single flower heads measuring 12 to 20 inches across. The enormous golden-yellow blossoms feature a thick ring of vibrant ray petals surrounding a dense central disk packed with hundreds of plump, striped gray-and-white seeds. Beyond its impressive garden scale, Russian Mammoth is grown for edible seed production, wild bird feeding, living garden architecture, and children's garden projects.
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Ontario Grown Sunflower Sungold Dwarf Seeds – Heirloom Teddy Bear Double Favorite
Sunflower 'Sungold Dwarf' (Helianthus annuus), frequently known as Dwarf Teddy Bear or Dwarf Double Sungold, is a delightful open-pollinated heirloom prized for its compact size and plush, double blossoms. Growing into tidy, multi-branched bushes that reach just 18 to 30 inches in height, it produces dense, fully double 4- to 6-inch flower heads packed with soft, feathery golden-yellow petals from rim to center, completely covering the typical dark central disk. Blooming prolifically from midsummer until frost, Sungold Dwarf brings a unique, fluffy texture to the front of sunny borders, small garden plots, child-friendly spaces, and patio container setups without blocking background plants.
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Ontario Grown Sunflower Teddy Bear Seeds – Heirloom Fluffy Dwarf Favorite
Teddy Bear Sunflower (Helianthus annuus) is a delightful heirloom dwarf variety famous for its unique, plush, cushion-like blossoms that look just like oversized golden pompoms. Producing fully double, 4–6 inch wide flowers densely packed with soft, feathery yellow petals, it completely lacks the traditional dark center disk of standard sunflowers. Rising on compact 2–3 foot stalks with broad green foliage, it is perfect for small garden spaces, children's gardens, border fronts, and charming long-lasting cut flower arrangements.
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Ontario Grown Sunflower Velvet Queen Seeds – Heirloom Velvet-Red Branched Favorite
Sunflower 'Velvet Queen' (Helianthus annuus) is a striking open-pollinated heirloom variety celebrated for its rich, velvety crimson-to-mahogany blossoms and free-branching habit. Growing into bushy, upright plants reaching 5 to 7 feet in height, a single central stem branches out into multiple long, sturdy stalks topped with 4- to 6-inch flower heads. The petals display deep shades of chestnut-red, burgundy, or burnt orange surrounding a dramatic dark chocolate-brown central disk. A standout choice for cut-flower gardens, living hedges, or bird-friendly landscapes, Velvet Queen provides a continuous supply of rich nectar for pollinators throughout late summer, followed by seed heads for foraging songbirds in early autumn.
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Ontario Grown Sweet Pea Pearl Mix Seeds – Heirloom Vigorous Perennial Classic
Lathyrus 'Pearl Mix' (Lathyrus latifolius), commonly known as Perennial Sweet Pea or Everlasting Pea, is a robust, open-pollinated perennial climber celebrated for its reliable annual return, vigorous scrambling habit, and continuous summer blooms. Climbing 6 to 9 feet via delicate leaf tendrils, it features winged stems clad in blue-green foliage. Throughout summer, it produces generous clusters of showy, unscented pea-like blossoms in a harmonious palette of rose-pink, pearl-white, and deep magenta. Highly resilient, cold-hardy, and drought-tolerant once rooted, Pearl Mix is an ideal choice for clothing trellises, arbors, wire fences, or steep banks.
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Ontario Grown Thyme Seeds – Heirloom Aromatic Culinary Classic
Thyme (Thymus vulgaris), often known as English or Winter Thyme, is a quintessential heirloom perennial herb prized for its rich, earthy fragrance and essential culinary versatility. Forming low-growing, woody-stemmed mounds reaching 6 to 12 inches in height, it features tiny, aromatic, grey-green leaves packed with flavorful essential oils. Highly drought-tolerant and hardy, thyme yields continuous harvests of fresh sprigs throughout spring, summer, and autumn, and remains semi-evergreen through mild winters. An indispensable kitchen staple for seasoning roasts, soups, stews, meats, and vegetables, as well as a charming addition to rock gardens, herb borders, and patio containers.
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Ontario Grown Tobacco Seeds – Heirloom Architectural & Botanical Classic
Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) is a historic, broad-leafed heirloom variety celebrated for its grand architectural presence, striking trumpet-shaped flowers, and rich cultural heritage. Growing into bold, upright plants reaching 5 to 7 feet in height, it features massive, velvety green leaves that can stretch over 2 feet long. In mid-to-late summer, it produces delicate clusters of fragrant, tubular pink-to-rose blooms that attract hummingbirds, sphinx moths, and beneficial pollinators. Historically cultivated for curing and pipe tobacco, it is equally prized in modern home gardens as a dramatic focal plant, a natural pest-deterrent border, and a classic heirloom botanical.
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Ontario Grown Toma Verde Tomatillo Seeds – Heirloom Mexican Staple
Toma Verde Tomatillo (Physalis philadelphica) is a classic Mexican heirloom prized for its heavy yields of early-maturing, tart-sweet green fruits wrapped in papery husks. Producing flat-round fruits that fill out their protective husks when ready for harvest, it delivers a bright, citrusy, complex flavor essential for authentic salsa verde, enchilada sauces, gazpacho, and Mexican preserves. Highly productive and resilient, the bushy branching plants set fruit reliably throughout summer and thrive in warm garden conditions.
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Ontario Grown Tomato Amish Paste Seeds – Heirloom Giant Sauce Favorite
Tomato Amish Paste (Solanum lycopersicum) is a legendary 19th-century heirloom variety originally preserved by Wisconsin Amish communities. Renowned for its exceptionally large, heart-to-plum-shaped fruits weighing up to 8–12 ounces, it combines the meaty texture of a paste tomato with the rich, sweet flavor of a fresh slicer. Featuring thick, solid flesh with very few seeds and low moisture content, it yields outstandingly rich, sweet tomato paste, canning sauces, fresh salsas, and thick slices for sandwiches.
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Ontario Grown Tomato Beefsteak Seeds – Heirloom Slicing Favorite
Tomato Beefsteak (Solanum lycopersicum) is the classic, large-fruited heirloom standard celebrated for its massive, meaty slices and rich, traditional tomato flavor. Producing heavy, ribbed, scarlet-red fruits weighing up to 1–2 pounds each, it features solid, juicy flesh with small seed cavities. Ideal for thick sandwich slices, fresh summer salads, grilling, and burgers, this vigorous, heat-loving indeterminate vine yields a continuous, high-volume harvest straight through to the first autumn frost.
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Ontario Grown Tomato Red Cherry Seeds – Heirloom Sweet Prolific Classic
Tomato 'Red Cherry' (Solanum lycopersicum) is a classic, highly productive open-pollinated heirloom prized for its sweet flavor and continuous summer yields. Producing vigorous, indeterminate vines that reach 5 to 7 feet in height, it bears heavy clusters of uniform, round, 1-inch fruits. The bright crimson-red cherry tomatoes feature thin, tender skins and juicy flesh with a balanced, classic tomato flavor profile. Exceptionally versatile in the kitchen, Red Cherry tomatoes are ideal for fresh snacking, salads, vegetable skewers, and light summer roasting.
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Ontario Grown Tomato Roma Seeds – Heirloom Classic Paste Standard
Tomato Roma (Solanum lycopersicum) is the world’s most famous heirloom plum tomato, celebrated as the gold standard for home canning, rich tomato pastes, and thick sauces. Producing heavy yields of uniform, 2–3 ounce pear-shaped fruits, it features thick, meaty walls, very few seeds, and low moisture content. Growing on compact, determinate vines that set the majority of their heavy crop over a concentrated period, it is an essential garden favorite for making fresh salsas, sun-dried tomatoes, and rich marinara sauces.
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