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Shanghai Green Bok Choy
$4.00Shanghai Green Bok Choy
$4.00Bok choy has been cultivated for centuries in China. It has played as vital role in cuisines as well as traditional Chinese medicine.Bok choy contains wealthy amounts of Vitamin K, C, A, magnesium, calcium, manganese, potassium and iron. It is also known as powerhouse of nutrients. Vitamin A is vital for proper functioning of immune system. Vitamin C acts as antioxidant which assists the body to counteract free radicals. It supplies ample amounts of potassium for healthy nerve and muscle function.
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Golden Acre Cabbage
$4.00Golden Acre Cabbage
$4.00Round and solid, with a delicate but crisp texture and a sweet and spicy nuance of butter when cooked. Few exterior leaves; short harvest window. Suitable habit for dense plantations. Popular since 1920
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Red Express Cabbage
$4.00Red Express Cabbage
$4.00Small heads with a striking purple color and subtle sweetness makes this cabbage a wonder. It is a newly created cabbage with open pollination grown specifically for Canada and the northern United States. This is the first free pollinated cabbage that has been developed for years and deserves to be recognized! (Source Cottage Gardener) -
Lemon Cucumber
$4.00Lemon Cucumber
$4.00“They are considered a great dainty by those who are fond of that popular vegetable. They have all the desired qualities of a good cucumber, slightly flavored with lemon, whichgives them a decided advantage over the common kind.”(Source 1894 catalog of Samuel Wilson) -
Very rare and delicious cucumber. We were gifted this seed at the OSA conference in 2017 and have been growing it ever since. It is a great pickling cucumber that can be harvested at 4-6″, however this is not the surprise that we love so much. Let this fruit mature until the flesh is yellow and brown and harvest to discover a delightful white flesh inside that tastes like a mix between cucumber and melon. This firm and sweet fleshed cucumber is said to originate with the Kaiser of Russia, Alexander, who delighted in it’s flavour and texture.
We can’t get enough of it!
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Marketmore 76 Cucumber
$4.00Marketmore 76 Cucumber
$4.00An interesting cucumbers to grow for all gardeners, especially for those without a greenhouse. This variety is resistant to downy mildew.
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National Pickling cucumbers in particular come from the research of George Starr of Michigan State University, who was commissioned by the National Pickle Packers Association to produce a pickle that would perform equally well for small and large pickles. The resulting cucumber excelled all expectations when it was offered to the public in 1924. (Source : everwilde.com)
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Straight 8 Cucumber
$4.00Straight 8 Cucumber
$4.00An heirloom cucumber from 1935 that grows up to 8″ that grows really fast and well. This fruit is thick from one end of the cucumber to the other and therefore makes a great slicing cucumber.
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Costata Romanesca is juicy and sweet-nutty flavored. It can be picked tiny and eaten whole; otherwise, it is best to harvest this summer squash at 7 to 10 inches long. Even at 15 inches long Costata Romanesca remains tender and flavorful. The male blossoms of this squash can be stuffed or breaded, cooked, and eaten. (Source harvesttotable.com)
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Dark Green Zucchini
$4.00Dark Green Zucchini
$4.00Dark green zucchini that keeps on giving generously. A very resilient plant, this heirloom produces beautiful 5-7′ fruit that keep on coming. Worth the space and time investment.
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Red Mohawk Corn
$4.00Red Mohawk Corn
$4.00Mohawk Red can be used as a flour corn in soups, casseroles and cereal. This is a corn gifted to me from Uncle Bear Gilles who is Innu and living in Québec.
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Seneca Flint corn
$4.00Seneca Flint corn
$4.00Seneca Flint can be used as a flour corn in soups, casseroles and cereal. Seneca Flint was grown for over 40 years by Stephen McComber who is a Mohawk seed saver, longhouse faithkeeper and avid gardener from Kahnawake.