Heirloom Tomato Varieties for Advance-Orders

I'm going to be growing hundreds and hundreds of tomato varieties this year.  Some are seeded already in hopes of super early tomatoes here.

But as always, if you want to order some seedlings in advance, you can do that. My listing of 100 varieties that can be ordered in advance follows. Please check out my website here for ordering details. 

Looking forward to seeing you in May!

2016 Heirloom and Open Pollinated Tomato Seedling Advance Order Listing

	Bicolour
1	Beauty King	A newer variety, a cross between Green Zebra and Big Rainbow. Delicious, sweet and huge bicolour, yellow with red striping. Beautiful tomato. 75 days, indet, reg leaf.
2	Bicolor Cherry	Yellow orange bicolor fruit, very sweet with distinctive flavour. 60 days, early. Indet, reg leaf.
3	Big Rainbow	Wonderful large yellow beefsteak with red mottling. Delicious fruity sweet taste. Indeterminate reg leaf. 80-90 days.
4	Black Zebra	Stunning fruit, small dark fruit, green stripes. Great taste and production. 80 days, reg leaf. indet.
5	Blush	This is the first ”artisan” tomato I ever grew and it is still one of my favourites. Pale yellow, pink blushing, an elongated cherry with a tip on the end. Super sweet. Indeed, reg leaf. 75 days.
6	Green Tiger	A lovely “artisan” tomato, elongated cherry, green with yellow striping. The flavour! Oh my. Delicious, don’t let green scare you. Good production. Reg leaf, indet. 75 days.
7	Gold Medal	Very large flavourful yellow red, superb well balanced flavour. Indeterminate, reg leaf, 80 days.
8	Green Zebra	A phenomenal small 2 oz tomato, green with yellow stripes. Great tangy taste, stunning appearance. Indeterminate, reg leaf, 80 days
9	Isis Candy Cherry	Cherry, outstanding sweet flavour, pale yellow red mottling. Huge indeterminate plant, reg leaf, 75 days.
10	Old German	Very large bicolour, yellow and red streaking. Very sweet and delicious. 85 days. Reg leaf, indet.

2016 Heirloom and Open Pollinated Tomato Seedling Advance Order Listing

11	Purple Bumblebee	A new tomato, slightly elongated round cherry, dark purple with green mottling. Stunning appearance, delicious. Reg leaf, indeterminate. 80 days.
12	Pineapple	This tomato always sells out-large yellow and red bicolour, fabulous flavour and appearance. Indeterminate plant, reg leaf, 80-90 days
13	Turkish Monastery	Small red tomato, gold striping. Very pretty, good flavour and a prolific producer. 75 days, indet, reg leaf.
14	Vintage Wine	Beefsteak type fruit, weighing up to 1.5 lbs. A newer tomato, brilliant coloured fruit, red base with orange and yellow stripes. Limited quantity, order early. Indet plant, reg leaf. 80 days.
15	Velue Striee	A rare tomato, small elongated shape, with a peach fuzz skin. Red and gold striping, very sweet. An interesting determinate angora leaf plant, reg leaf. 75 days.
16	Yellow Brimmer	Very large yellow beefsteak, red streaks and marbling. Luscious sweet flavour. Reg leaf, indeed. 85 days.
	Black-Brown- Blue
17	Black Apple	Classic apple shape, 4-6 oz rich smoky flavoured tomato from Russia. Juicy and meaty fruit, prolifically produced. Reg leaf, 80 days. Indet.
18	Black Cherry	Cherry. Purple black fruit, with a very sweet distinctive taste. Indeterminate, reg leaf, 75 days. Great tomato.
19	Black Magic	4 oz fruit, red black with excellent rich tomato flavour. Good producer. Indet, reg leaf. 80 days.

2016 Heirloom and Open Pollinated Tomato Seedling Advance Order Listing

20	Black from Tula	Great 6-10 oz fruit, maroon with green shoulders. One of the finest blacks, a Ukrainian heirloom. Delicious rich taste. 80 days, net. Reg leaf.
21	Black Prince	An early black, deep garnet coloured with green, 4 oz. Delicious rich flavour. A favourite in Russia, where it is from. Indeterminate,reg leaf 70-75 days
22	Blue Berries	A stunning cherry tomato-near black with a red bottom, great anthacyanin presentation.Superb in salads, snacking, sweet. Indeterminate. 75 days. Brad Gates creation.
23	Blue Beauty	4-8 ounce beefsteak, red with a stunning blue blush. Delicious slicer, stunning presentation. Indeterminate, reg leaf. 85 days.
24	Blue Green Zebra	Pretty wild looking tomato, green and yellow striped small 4 oz tomato, topped with blue. Tom Wagner tomato. Indet, reg leaf. 80 days.
25	Indigo Rose	Beautiful small red tomato with blue shoulders. One of the darkest and very rich in anthocyanins which are powerful antioxidants. This is an excellent tasting strain. Compact Indet. up to 5 feet. 75 days, reg leaf.
26	Bedouin	3-6 oz pear shaped fruit, reddish brown. Nice flavoured sweet tomato. Indeterminate, reg leaf, 80 days.
27	Cherokee Chocolate	A frequently requested tomato. Fruits weigh up to 1 lb and are a gorgeous chocolate brown with rich wonderful flavour. Indeterminate, reg leaf, 80 days.
28	Brown Berry	I’ve always loved this brown cherry tomato. Exceptional sweet flavour, juicy and good producer. 70 days, indet. Reg leaf.
	Green Tomatoes
29	Aunt Ruby’s German Green	A great tomato with a great story, a Tennessee family heirloom. Large 1lb green when ripe beefsteak. Soft to touch when ripe with some yellow mottling. An absolutely delicious taste experience. Indeterminate, reg leaf, 80-90 days

2016 Heirloom and Open Pollinated Tomato Seedling Advance Order Listing

30	Green Brandy	Good yielding green 6 oz fruit, good flavour. Indet reg leaf. 80 days.
31	Green Doctors	Cherry. This is here because I know certain people want it! Such a great little tomato, green cherry, amber colouring when ripe. Absolutely delicious, sweet and yes, you will know when it is ripe. 75 days. Indet, reg leaf.
32	Green Doctor’s Frosted	Cherry, excellent flavour on this mutation of the wonderful Green Doctors tomato. Looks like frosted grapes. Huge indeterminate plant, reg leaf, 75 days.
33	Gold and Green	A medium sized round tomato, green with an amber blush. Reg leaf, indeterminate. 85 days.
34	Green Giant	Ho,ho ho! No-not really, but it’s a giant. 1-2 lb fruit, complex flavour, no amber blush. Fruits are very uniform shape. Indeterminate, potato leaf, 80-90 days.
35	Green Pear	Pear shaped cherry, green with amber colouring when ripe. Delicious, sweet taste. 75 days, indet, reg leaf.
36	Malachite Box	aka Malakhitovaya Shkatulka. Perfect 10-16 oz flattened fruit, sweet melony flavour,very good yield. Indeterminate, reg leaf, 80 days.
37	Thompson Classic Seedless	An amazing larger cherry type tomato. Tom Wagner, the tomato’s creator, handed me this seed at an SSE convention many years back. Unique and unparalleled flavour, green, amber blush. If you don’t like tomatoes, you may like this one.Smaller indeterminate plant, reg leaf, 75 days.
	Pink-Purple Tomatoes
38	Bear Claw	Huge beefsteak type tomatoes, up to 2 lbs. Excellent sweet flavour. Indet, reg leaf. 80 days.
39	Grightmire’s Pride	Brought from Yugoslavia to Dundas by Fred Grightmire. Wispy leaf plant bears large, meaty heart shaped fruit with small seed cavity. Delicious. Indet, 80 days.

2016 Heirloom and Open Pollinated Tomato Seedling Advance Order Listing

40	Brandywine- OTV	Classic wonderful misshapen pink beefsteak-10-16 oz. This is one of the best strains of the fruit. Indeterminate, potato leaf, 80-90 days.
41	Cherokee Purple	Always a popular fruit, beautiful dusty pink-purple with green shoulders, 10 oz fruit. Delicious Tennessee heirloom with great production. Large indeterminate, reg leaf. 85 days.
42	Eva Purple Ball	Always a perfect pink, small-med globe, blemish free. Excellent flavour-no core. Indeterminate, reg leaf. 80 days.
43	German Pink	10-16 oz fruit, meaty mild and juicy pink beefsteak. The original SSE tomato. Indeterminate potato leaf. 80-90 days.
44	Hungarian Heart	Huge pink oxheart, 1 lb, few seeds, little cracking. Delicious for fresh eating or canning. Reg leaf, 85 days.
45	Pink Princess Gene Pool	Superb large pink cherry...as sweet as Sungold, that famed hybrid. Seems to have some late blight resistance. Can be some off types. 80 days, rampant indet. Reg leaf.
46	Pruden’s Purple	Large dark pink fruit with great production, flavour on par with Brandywine. Indeterminate, potato leaf. 70-80 days.
47	Rosalita	Very delicious and sweet pink grape tomato. Indeed, reg leaf. 75 days.
48	Turks Muts	This has become a favourite of some of my customers. Very fluted purple black fruit, 5 oz fruit. Excellent sweet smoky flavour. Reg leaf, indet. 80 days
49	Ukrainian Purple	Delicious 6 oz purple egg shaped fruit. Smooth and blemish free. Good for fresh rain and salsa too. 75 days, indet. Reg leaf.
	Red Tomatoes
50	Amish Paste	A well loved paste and canning heirloom-meaty, small seed cavity and great taste. 8-12 oz plum to heart shaped fruit. On Slow Food’s Ark of Taste. Reg leaf, indeterminate. 85 days
51	Druzba	Bulgarian heirloom, 6 oz round smooth globes with very good taste. 80 days, indeed. Reg leaf

2016 Heirloom and Open Pollinated Tomato Seedling Advance Order Listing

52	Bonny Best	Many people ask for this old timer by name. Smooth red round fruit is excellent for canning or fresh eating. 80 days, reg leaf, indet.
53	Sugar Beefsteak	Classic original beefsteak. large sprawling plant, old time classic tomato flavour. 6-12 oz. Indeterminate, reg leaf. 80 days.
54	Blue Beech Paste	Excellent flavour, long sausage type, meaty with few seeds. Great for paste or to toss in the freezer if you are busy at harvest time. Ripens late. Reg leaf, indeterminate. 90 days.
55	Brandywine red- Landis Strain	8-12 oz tomato, red and round, shape unlike typical Brandywines. Delicious flavour. Indeterminate, reg leaf. 80 days.
56	Cosmonaut Volkov	4-9 oz tomatoes growing in clusters of 4-6. Red, some irregular shapes. Productive, good flavour. Indet, reg leaf. 80 days
57	Costoluto Genovese	Always a favourite. Rich classic taste, irregular shape. Great for fresh eating or cooking. Indeterminate plant, reg leaf. 80-90 days
58	Federle	Paste or fresh eating. One of my favourites-long sausage type, meaty, rich flesh. Indeterminate plant, reg wispy leaf foliage. 90 days.
59	Geranium Kiss	Good for pots, small dwarf determinate plant produces trusses of small 1 oz fruits with pointed blossom end. 70 days. Reg rugosa leaf foliage.
55	Grappoli d’inverno	Small red fruits, thick skinned. A good keeper. Ideally, pull the plants out of the garden in the fall, hang and harvest fruits for a long period. Excellent roasted too. 75 days, indet, reg leaf.
60	House	Huge production on a dwarf plant. Small, delicious tasting sweet cherries. Plants grow no more than 1 ft. Bring plants in over the winter for a taste in the winter. 65 days, det. Reg leaf.
61	Greek Asimina	Huge production of med sized fruit, born in clusters. Blemish free, good taste. 80 days, indet. Reg leaf.

2016 Heirloom and Open Pollinated Tomato Seedling Advance Order Listing

62	Gardener’s Delight	Cherry. A very nice flavoured red cherry, sweet and productive. Indeterminate, reg leaf, 75 days.
63	German Red Strawberry	Very large meaty heart shaped fruit, can grow up to 1 lb. Outstanding flavour. Wispy leaved plant, indeed. 85 days.
64	Red Pear Large	Large meaty red pear shaped tomato, rich taste. Old northern Italian variety. Up to 1 1/2 lb fruit. Excellent for sauce and fresh eating. Indeed, 75 days. Reg leaf.
65	Matt’s Wild Cherry	Small wild tomatoes-super sweet and some blight resistance. Indet, reg leaf. 75 days.
66	John Baer	4-8 oz fruit, red round and uniform. Juicy, excellent flavour. 75 days, reg leaf, indeterminate.
67	Oxheart	A tomato deserving of love. Beautiful large heart shaped fruit, rich meaty flesh, great taste. Good for processing or fresh eating. Indeterminate, reg wispy leaf. 85 days.
68	Principe Borghese	Superb tomato for drying, dry tasty flesh. Small red fruit on semi determinate plant,heavy production, reg leaf. 75 days.
69	Reisentraube	Cherry, pointed blossom end, outstanding sweet flavour, growing in bunches on large indeterminate plant . Reg leaf, 75 days.
70	Radiator Charlie’s Mortgage Lifter	Mid to large sized fruit, delicious taste and certainly a tomato with a story. If you don’t know it, ask me and I will tell you! 80 days, reg leaf, indet.
71	Stupice	My tomato sweetheart, a great super early tomato, 50-60 days. Small 3 oz tomato, Potato leaf, indet.
72	San Marzano	Classic Italian heirloom for paste/processing. Meaty rich flavour. Good production. Indeterminate, reg leaf. 85 days.
73	Sugar Cherry	Large currant type, super sweet and heavy production, fruit borne in clusters. Very large indet plant, reg leaf. 75 days.
74	Sub Arctic Plenty	Small very early fruit on a cold hardy plant, 45-55 days. Bred to feed soldiers stationed in Greenland. Determinate plants, reg leaf.

2016 Heirloom and Open Pollinated Tomato Seedling Advance Order Listing

75	Sicilian Saucer	Irregular huge beefsteak, very good taste. Excellent for sauce or fresh eating. 85 days, reg leaf, Indet.
	White Tomatoes
76	Ivory Pear	Cherry. Small, fat pale white pear shaped fruit, some yellow marbling. Delicious and sweet. Good production on indet plants. 75 days
77	White Currant	In my opinion, this is the best currant tomato. Unique taste, super sweet and a prolific producer of hundreds of teeny, tiny pale white-yellow fruit. Huge indet. small reg leaf, 75 days.
78	Snow White	Cherry, outstanding sweet flavour, pale yellow-white. Indet reg leaf, 75 days.
79	Great White	Very large white-yellow beefsteak up to 1 lb. Super sweet mild flavour. Indet plant, reg leaf. 85 days.
80	White Wonder	Large cream coloured beefsteak, delicious mild flavour. Indet, reg leaf. 90 days.
	Yellow and Orange
81	Amy’s Apricot	Apricot coloured, super sweet cherry. Taste rivals Sungold. Reg leaf, indet. 75 ays
82	Aladdin’s Lamp	Stunning fruit, very unique squat pear shaped, bright orange. Sweet fruit, excellent for canning. Indet, reg leaf. 75 days
83	Cuban Yellow Grape	I grow this because it was one of my mom Donna’s favourites, mine too. Hugely productive reg leaf plant, producing tiny grape shaped yellow fruit which is piercingly sweet. Indet. 75 days
84	Earl of Edgecomb	Pretty bright orange 8 oz fruit with wonderful taste. Great for fresh or processing, thick walls. Indeterminate, reg leaf. 85 days

2016 Heirloom and Open Pollinated Tomato Seedling Advance Order Listing

85	Garden Peach	A small fuzzy wuzzy fragile pale yellow fruit. Softer than most tomatoes, delight mild sweet flavour. Indeed reg leaf. 70 days.
86	Fargo Yellow Pear	Larger pear shaped cherry, bright yellow. Hugely prolific and sweet. Large indeterminate plant, 75-85 days.
87	Golden Grape	Huge production, huge plant. Delicious, sweet yellow grape tomatoes, point on end. Indet, reg leaf. 80 days.
88	Jubilee	Large beefsteak type vibrant orange skinned tomato. Sweet and low acid taste, delicious. Indeed, reg leaf. 75 days.
89	Honeydrop Cherry	Super sweet complex taste, from a selection of the superb hybrid Sun Sugar. It is open pollinated. Rampant indet. 62 days. Reg leaf.
90	Hawaiian Pineapple	Huge bright orange beefsteak type, really delicious orange fruity flavour. Maybe oranges are my favourite. Apparently a favourite of my Wainfleet customers. 90 days, indet, reg leaf.
91	Jaune Flamme	Cherry,large. outstanding sweet zingy flavour, apricot coloured, great production. Huge indeterminate plant, reg leaf, 75 days.
92	La Carotina	A French heirloom, 3” round orange tomato, apparently high in Vit A. Very good flavour. 85 days, Indet. reg leaf.
93	Lemon Drop	Superb tasting yellow green cherry tomato, tart-sweet flavour. Will produce in cold wet conditions. Indet, reg leaf. 85 days.
94	Nebraska Wedding	Late and great. 6 -10 oz orange fruit with very good taste. Indeed. reg leaf. 85-90 days.
95	Orange Santa	Small egg shaped fruit, sweet and tasty. By request! 70 days, indeed. Reg leaf.
96	Persimmon	Very large delicious meaty and sweet orange beefsteak. This tomato says summer to me. Indeterminate, reg leaf. 85 days.
97	Orange Banana	Beautiful pale orange paste fruit, great for canning, sweeter and fruitier than most paste types. Indeed, reg leaf, 80 days.

2016 Heirloom and Open Pollinated Tomato Seedling Advance Order Listing

98	Rumii Banjaan	Small fluted yellow tomato, may be some red blushing. Mild sweet flavour. 75 days, indet. Reg leaf.
99	Yellow Brandywine	Large mild and sweet tasting yellow tomato. This is a potato leaf, indet. 85 days.
100	Yellow Oxheart	Large meaty heart shaped tomato, small seed cavity. Complex sweet taste. 80 days, wispy leaf, indet.

Memories in the Garden

It is February and I am gearing up for the new season. I'm hoping for an exceptional season, but then aren't we all, always?

I've done a little bit of indoor seeding. The hot peppers are done, and it is a record number of varieties. My problem is of course too much seed. I believe I am done, but then I find an elusive pack or 20 and away I go again seeding the hots.  So I feel quite safe in saying that when the seedling sales begin in the spring, there will be not shortage of hot pepper seedlings.

I've got a good number of early tomatoes in too. My goal with the exceptional Stupice variety is to get 8-10 week old seedlings into my hoophouse by mid April and protect them carefully until they produce those very tasty first tomatoes in June. I salivate thinking about how very wonderful those first tomatoes taste after the tomato drought that is winter.

Today I seeded another 30 varieties of tomatoes. These will be for early planting too, as well as for earlier seedling sales and sales of larger plants.

Celery varieties, parsley, some herbs and a few oddball items such as my white currants, yellow pearls (what ARE these solanum family members?) and Wild Sicilian Asparagus are seeded. The yellow pearls popped nearly immediately, despite the warning on the package that said I would wait 4 weeks.

It is pretty amazing how quickly things pop, but of course I plan it that way. My initials seedings are placed under (and on) my 3 tiered light set in my kitchen, which is right beside my wood stove that is our primary source of heat in the winter.  I can pretty reliably depend on tomatoes germinating  in 3 or 4 days.

I enjoy looking through my seeds, and it is usually a wonderful stroll down memory lane. If heirlooms are family treasures, I sure have some wonderful reminders of who the seed came from or who liked certain varieties that I grow.

My mom was an heirloom gardener long before it was the thing to do. In fact, I suspect heirloom and heritage varieties were terms that had not been coined yet to describe special open pollinated seed varieties.

I will not divulge my age here, but as a child/teenager in the 60's and 70's, I remember mom growing ground cherries, tomatillos, jerusalem artichokes, yellow pear and Brandywine tomatoes. If it was different she wanted to grow it. That sort of sounds like me, I suppose and it is nice to know I come by this obsession quite naturally.

As I began growing more and more, mom found new favourites in some old varieties I was growing, and adopted them in her own garden. I will always think of my mom when I plant "Straight n' Narrow beans, Persimmon and Cuban Wild Grape, vine peaches and Lincoln peas in my garden. I'll always grow them. She had amazing taste.

Sadly a dear friend passed away in December just before Christmas. She was a gardening buddy, and at 99 years of age, the joy of gardening kept her going I believe. Until losing her eyesight she read gardening books and catalogues and for 10 or more years I would search out varieties she sought, pass seed along to her, and plant a few myself.

She didn't like tomatoes, but she sure liked her peppers with a bit of heat. Alma Paprika was her favourite, Beaverdam was good. Last year I got her some Jacob's Cattle Gasless beans, and she managed to plant them. The rows weren't straight, but they grew and she pronounced them good tasting, but very hard to shell. My assessment too.
This year she wanted to grow one of the "Vee" corns, and I found Early Vee for her. In fact she wanted me to grow it here, because of her problems with racoons. She felt I could leave my dogs out overnight to guard it. Of course my 3 might consider it if I put the couch in the garden for them. In other words, that wasn't going to happen.

Rest in peace, Irena.

I'll continue to plant these varieties in my garden and hold onto the seed and the memories.
Gardens can indeed grow both.

2016 Niagara South Seedy Saturday

My dear teenage daughter is struggling with the dark and cold of the early January mornings. Yes indeed. Getting up at 6 am for a teenager is difficult, especially at this time of year.

It is difficult for anyone.  January and February are less than inspiring months unless of course you can plan a nice little cold weather exit to a warmer clime, as my sisters have done. I assume right now they are both scouring Costa Rica to find some exceptional seed for me, as was my request. That or they may be relaxing with a book in the shaded sun. More likely I guess.

Seedy Saturday approaches though, and having my mind on that has been a real pleasure indeed. It assures me that spring will come, as will summer and fall harvests. I am anticipating a wonderful year and I hope you are too.

So, it is time to think seeds! Gather up what you have saved, or any spare ones you may have and bring them along to Wellandport on February the 13th, which incidentally is that dear teenage girl's 15th birthday. If you stay for the potluck after the event, there will indeed be birthday cake and song. She is thrilled, let me tell you.

Again, I am organizing this event in Wellandport at the Community Centre, 5042 Canborough Road, from 1-5 pm. Having it a bit later in the day makes it easier for my travelling participants, and ensures that the snow is cleared and we are ready. Let's hope that we don't have to endure a repeat performance of last year's weather, which didn't seem to deter people, but didn't make it particularly pleasant. Gardeners are indeed tough stock.

The speakers this year are superb. I hesitate to say that, because of course I am speaking too, and I am not blowing my own horn. So I will say all the other speakers are superb and I hope I can add a wee something.

I am so pleased to welcome back Steven Biggs from Toronto, author extraordinaire and all round nice guy. Steve is very knowledgeable and will be talking "No Guff Gardening", incidentally the title of one of his books. Also speaking are Ryan Waldron (Grimsby Seed Library), Colette Murphy (Urban Harvest), and my knowledgeable friend Wendy Moreton. For topics and times, please see the previous blog post.

There will be a nice big room full of vendors and displays. Included are 3 seed vendors with a great range of seed.Expect to see:

Matchbox Gardens (seeds)
Urban Harvest (seeds)
Tree and Twig (seeds)
Seeds of Diversity Canada- Canada's Heritage Seed Program, to which this event last year donated $438!
Emma Biggs-Kid's activity Table
Steven Biggs (books and possibly fig trees)
Lickety Spit Fibre Farm
Greening Niagara
Grimsby Seed Library
Pridham's Apothecary (soap)
Terra Teas
Ivy's Earthly Delights (succulents, canning)

I am expecting a few more vendors as well. There will be a light lunch for purchase if you are interested.

Admission is by donation, with $2.00 recommended to help me pay for the hall. Excess money will be donated to a worthwhile cause, yet to be determined. If you know of very important work being done in the area, let me know.

Hope to see you there! All welcome!

2016 Niagara South Seedy Saturday

NIAGARA south Seedy Saturday
Saturday, February 13, 2016, 1 – 5 pm Wellandport Community Centre, 5042 Canborough Rd, Wellandport
Event Participants: $2.00 Donation at Door —- all welcome!

Seedy Saturday is a celebration and sharing of open-pollinated seeds and gardening know-how —“saving our past for our future.” Seedy Saturday and Seedy Sunday events are held across Canada.
Seedy Saturday is about:

•  - saving, swapping, buying, and selling seeds that have not been genetically modified
  
•   -promoting open-pollinated varieties of vegetables, fruits, flowers, grains, and herbs
  
• - preserving heirloom varieties
  
• -conserving biodiversity
  
• -creating and sustaining gardening communities
  
• -ensuring food security
  
• -sharing gardening know-how
  
  VEGAN POTLUCK to follow after event clean up. All welcome to stay and gab!
  

Events and Activities:  
Exhibitors
PresentersSeed Retailers and Seed ExchangeCoffee & Tea & Treats and Light Lunch Available For Purchase
“Garden Give-away Table” a free exchange and/or giveaway of clean pots, trays, magazines, books, garden utensils....

Seedy Saturday Agenda:
WELCOME!
1 pm Start of Seedy Saturday
Seed Swap & Retail all day .....
1:10 Ryan Waldron - Grimsby Public Library “Seed Saving Library”

1:30 Colette Murphy, (Urban Harvest) The What and Why of Heirlooms”

2:30 Steven Biggs “No Guff Gardening”

3:30 Linda Crago Tree and Twig “Planning your Garden for Seed Saving”

4:30 Wendy Moreton “Fermentation”

 

For more information contact Linda Crago 905-386-7388 or treeandtwig@sympatico.ca