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We aim for plants that are "vigourous and transplant-hardy"

After many years of being certified organic, we've decided to be uncertified but still organic. We'll follow the organic greenhouse production standards, as we have since 1994, but we won't be able to use the 'o' word to describe our plants or our farm unless we again become certified organic. Please call or email if you need clarification. Thanks!

We buy our seeds from Prairie Garden Seeds (www.prseeds.ca), Heritage Harvest Seed (www.heritageharvestseed.com), William Dam Seeds (www.damseeds.com), and T&T Seeds (www.ttseeds.com).

Bedding Plant List 2009 - last updated 23 April 2009

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Herb Seedlings :
Medicinal and Culinary

For more information on herbs, click here.
(All Perennial unless labeled as Annual)

Gingko

Angelica                                        Anise Hyssop
Arnica
Balm, Lemon
Basil (annual):
- Sweet Genovese
- Sacred (singles only)
- Anise/Thai
- Spicy Globe (singles only)
Bergamot - Lemon
Borage (annual)
Calendula (annual)
Catnip
Chamomile (annual)
Chervil (annual)
Chives
Cilantro (annual)
Comfrey
Dill (self seeding annual)
Echinacea, Purple Conefl'r
Fennel, Sweet (annual)
Lavender, Munstead
Lovage
Meadowsweet
Mint, Peppermint
Mint, Spearmint
Mullein
Nettle, Stinging
Oregano - Greek
Parsley (annual)
- Curled
- Plain Italian
Rosemary (winter inside)
Sage (tender)
Saint John's Wort
Sorrel
Stevia
Summer Savory (annual)
Sweet Grass
Tarragon, French
Thistle, Milk (annual)
Thyme, German/English
Yarrow

Flowers

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Flower Seedlings: Annual and Perennial

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Annual Flowers

Alyssum, White
Aptenia - 'ice plant like'    Batchelor's Button Mix
Batchelor's Button Blue
Calendula-Bronze Beauty
Castor Bean (singles)
Coleus - Black Dragon
    - Wizard Mix
Evening Scented Stock
Amaranthus
- Love Lies Bleeding
- Velvet Carpet
Marigold - Safari Mix
                - Lemon Gem
                - Orange Gem
Pansy Large Mix
Poppy – California
- Lady Bird
Rudbeckia - Indian Summers
                    - Toto Mix
Zinnia - Whirlygig

Perennial Flowers
* = native varieties

For more information on Perennial Flowers, click here.

Anise Hyssop   *
Black Eyed Susan*
Cerastium - Snow in summer
Coneflower - Deep Red
Coreopsis
Cranesbill - Geranium
Daisy - Polaris (Shasta)
            - Painted
Delphinium - Blue Mirror
Dianthus - Maiden Pink
                 - Amur Pink
Gailardia
Grass  - Blue Fescue
Grass - Blue Stem
Grass - Sweet
Hollyhock-Pink/Red
   - Black
Jacob's Ladder
Linum, Blue Flax
Lungwort, Pulmonaria
Meadowsweet
Monarda, Wild Bergamot *
Poppy - Oriental
     - Spanish
- Wood (yellow)
Vinca - Periwinkle
Wood Violet
Yarrow - The Pearl

Vegetable Seedlings: (all open pollinated unless marked 'hybrid')

For more information on Vegetable plants, click here.

Broccoli
- Green Goliath
Cabbage
- Golden Acre
- Red
Cucumbers
- Northern Pickling
- Progress (Slicing)
- Cool Breeze (Slicing)
- Straight Eight (slicing)
- Amira (small slicing)

Egg Plant
- Millionaire
- Vittoria Hybrid

Melons
- Muskmelon, Early Queen
- Watermelon, Sugar Baby (red)
- Cream of Saskatchewan (yellow)
- Gnadenfeld, (red)

Peppers, Sweet
- Calif. Wonder - Green-Red
- Gypsy - small, productive
- North Star - med-lg bell
- Purple Beauty (singles only)
- Yellow Banana
- Hungarian tapered red or         orange
Peppers, Hot
- Cayenne Red
- Jalapeno, Early

Squash
- Butternut Waltham
- Buttercup
- Zucchini Dark Green
    - Hubbard Blue - small
    - Naked Seeded
    - Spaghetti
- Mandan - Orange

Pumpkins (orange - pies or carving)
- Sugar Pumpkin (small round)
- Rouge d'Etampes (lg, flatter)

Raspberry - Boyne (Red)

Tomatoes: Cherry

- Sweetie (red)
- Tiny Tim (red, bush)
- Sun Sugar (yellow)
- Yellow Pear

- Tomatillo (Salsa)

Tomatoes: Paste
- Amish Paste (heirloom)
- Roma

Tomatoes: Large
- Red Brandywine
- Oxheart
- Cherokee Purple
- Big Beef

Tomatoes: Mid Size
- Bush Beefsteak
- Celebrity (hybrid)
- Early Girl (singles only)
- Fantastic
- First Lady (hybrid)
- Manitoba
- Lemon Boy (Yellow)

Phone 204-534-2303
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Customers

Price List

PRICE LIST - Retail Wholesale (whole trays) available on request

1. ANNUAL HERBS, VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS

Perennial Herbs No Tax 3.30 ea. or 3 @ 2.95 ea.

Single Annual Herbs No Tax 1.60ea. or 3 @ 1.45 ea.
(basil, borage, chamomile, dill, fennel, parsley/cilantro, milk thistle)

4-Pack Annual Herbs No Tax 1.90 ea. or 3 @ 1.70 ea.
all annual herbs not listed under Single Annual Herbs)

Single Vegetables + PST 1.25 ea. or 5 @ 1.15 ea.
(tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, cukes, melons, squash/pumpkins)

4-Pack Vegetables + PST 1.50 ea. or 3 @ 1.35 ea.
(tomatoes, peppers, eggplant)

Flowering Tomatoes + PST 3.45 ea. or 3 @ 3.10 ea.
(certain tomatoes - Sweetie, Brandywine, Early Girl, Bush Beefsteak, Tiny Tim)

Single Annual Flowers G + PST 1.40 ea. or 3 @ 1.25 ea.
(geraniums and castor beans)

4-Pack Annual Flowers G + PST 1.50 ea. or 3 @ 1.35 ea.
(all annual flowers except geraniums, castor beans and wave petunias)

Wave Petunias G + PST 1.95 ea. or 3 @ 1.35 ea.
(purple, blue and pink)

Perennial Flowers G + PST 3.30 ea. or 5 @ 2.95

For us, it's all about the Roots. We hope you value our emphasis on root development and on the transplant hardiness of our plants. In order to give the plants more root space (35% more) we offer four packs instead of six packs.

Garden

Wholesale prices available upon request.

If you're in the area, you can pick up your plants (and, stay in the Straw House at reasonable rates. Click here for details about retreat possibilities)

or you can
make a household or community group order by phone at 204-534-2303 or by email at roomtogrow@xplornet.com Please order early if you have a substantial list. Otherwise please aim to have your order to us by 1 May. Thanks. Please send us an email with your order, address, phone #s!, prefered delivery date and I'll respond with a delivery plan and payment info.

We will be delivering to these retailers from mid May to early June:

Prairie Partners - Boissevain - on locally advertised days.
Boissevain Co-op Garden Centre (beside hardware store)
Stead's Farm Supply and The Station in Boissevain - Large Tomato Plants only.

Humboldt's Legacy (Wolseley District - Wpg)

Organza (Confusion Corner - Winnipeg)

We'll also be attending the following one day sales:

a. Cypress River - Downtown on Sat. 9 May - 11 am till 2 pm or so

b. Dave Barnes' yard (Brandon) on Sat. 16 May - 11 am to 3 pm

c. Lake Metigoshe Four Season Resort on Sun. 17 May - 11 am to 4 pm

d. Roseisle Community Store. We're looking at Sat. 23 May - 11 am - 1 pm
e. Clearwater Community Store. Hopefully Sat. 23 May - 3 pm - 6 pm

f. Sherburn Street (Wpg) Block Party/Yard Sale on Sat. 6 June - 9 am till noon

g. Morden Back Forty Festival on Sun. 7 June - 10 am to 6 pm

Please call/email if you have ideas for sales events on other dates.

Large wholesale orders will be scheduled according to the needs of the buyer.

Payment upon delivery by cash or personal cheque.

ROOM TO GROW remains distinctive by:

* Specializing in a diversity of medicinal and culinary herb seedlings. You'll also find open pollinated vegetable seedlings, some 'come-from-away' and native perennial flower seedlings and annual flower seedlings.

* Being the first commercial greenhouse in Manitoba to offer certified organic bedding plants - from 1994 to 2007. We continue to grow according to organic standards but are no long certified.

* Using mostly local ingredients in the growing mix: (Commercial soil mixes have wetting agents that are not acceptable for organic growers.) compost made from horse manure and plant residue, flax shives (a waste material from the flax straw rendering process), Manitoba peat moss, and local sand. The only fertilizer we use is a 'tea' made from our compost. We're experimenting with an organic micorrhizal innoculant in the mix to stimulate improved nutrient uptake.

* Basing the business at home so that the greenhouse can be heated with wood harvested from the surrounding poplar forest. (And so we can have a fairly sane family life.)

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Herb Descriptions

The suggestions, regarding medicinal uses for the following herbs, were gathered from various sources on traditional uses.
Some of the herbs below have been offered in past years (but may not be this year) and are included for your information. Please inquire about any herbs you are interested in and we'll see what we can do about starting them for you.

P - Perennial, A - Annual, NP - Native Perennial, TP- Tender Perennial

Herb Name	Type	Latin Name	Traditional Use
Angelica	P	Angelica archangelica	candied stems, tea from leaves, large plant
Anise Hyssop	NP	Agastashe foeniculum	anise flavour from leaves for tea, pink flwrs
Arnica	P	Arnica chamissonis	bruises, burns, inflamations
Balm, Lemon	TP	Melissa officinalis	lemon flavour from leaves, calming; soup/salad
Basil, Sweet Genovese	A	Ocimum basilicum	large leaves, standard variety
Basil, Rubin Purple	A	ditto	purple leaves, fine flavour
Basil, Spicy Globe	A	ditto	small leafed, bush, more spicy flavour
Basil, Anise/Thai	A	ditto	licorice flavour, SE Asian cooking
Bergamot, Wild	P	Monarda fistulosa	leaves for tea, meat; lavender flowers
Borage	A	Borago officinalis	young leaf tea, calming, flowers in salad
Calendula	A	Calendula officinalis	flowers: skin lotion, in salad, orange-yellow
Catnip	P	Nepeta cataria	calming tea, treat colds/fevers, attracts cats
Chamomile	A	Matricaria recutita	calming tea, digestion, white flwr, reseeds
Chervil, curled	A	Anthricus cerefolium	slight anise flavour 'parsley', blood purifier
Chives, Regular	P	Allium schoenoprasum	leaves in salad, onion flavour, purple flowers
Chives, Garlic	P	Allium tuberosum	leaves in salad, garlic flavour, purple flowrs
Cilantro / Coriander	A	Coriandrum sativum	pungent leaves in salad, salsa, stews
Clary Sage	P	Salvia sclaria	eye wash, potpourri, pink aromatic flowers
Clover, Red	P	Trifolium pratense	cancer treatment; stomach, throat, red flwrs
Comfrey	P	Symphytum officinale	bone healing; animal fodder; vigorous
Dill	A	Anethum gravealens	leaves and seeds in pickles, salads, soups
Echinecea, broad leaf	P	Echinacea purpurea	leaves for immune system, purple-rose flowers
Fennel,Sweet	TP	Foeniculum vulgare dulce	fish dishes, digestion, calms flatulence, bees
Fennel, Bronze	TP	Foeniculum vulgare Rubrum	ditto except bronze colour
Feverfew	TP	Tanacetum partheneum	migraines, arthritis, calming, white-yel flowers
Horehound	P	Marrubium vulgare	coughs, stomach, appetite
Lavender, Munstead	P	Lavendula angulstofolia Munstead	ditto except hardier than Lavender Lady, bush
Lovage	P	Levisticum officinale	celery flavour in stews, soup stock, large
Meadowsweet	P	Filipendula ulmaria	contains ASA for flu, arthritis, fever.
Mullein	P	Verbascum thapsus	cough, bronchitis, horseness, tall, yellow flower
Nettle, Stinging	P	rtica dioica	iron rich, herb companion, bio-dynamic aid
Oregano, Greek	TP	Oreganum vulgare hirtum	Italian, Mexican cooking, true oregano
Parsley,Moss Curled	A	Petroselinum crispum	flavour and garnish - soups and salads
Parsley, Plain Italian	A	Petroselinum neoplitanum	stronger flavour, flat leaf
Peppermint	TP	Mentha x piperita	refreshing tea, digestion aid
Spearmint	P	Mentha Spicata	excellent for cooking
Pyrethrum	P	Tamaceti, comeraro	insecticide, daisy flower mix of colours
Queen Anne's Lace	P	Daucus carota	kidney, bladder, sores, ulcers, white flowers
Rosemary	TP	Rosmarinus officinalis	culinary/aromatic uses, winters indoors
Sage	TP	Salvia officinalis	poultry stuffing, cheese and bean dishes
St. John's Wort	P	Hypericum perforatum	flwr tops - insomnia, depression, bedwetting
Stevia	A/P	Stevia rebaudiana	leaves as sweetener - fresh or dry.
Sorrel, Garden	P	Rumex acetosa	soups, slight acid taste, zesty in salads
Tarragon, French	P	Artemisia dracunculus	subtle licorice flavour, meat, poultry, eggs
Thistle, Milk	A	Silybum marianum	seeds as liver tonic, glossy white veined leaf
Thyme, English	P	Thymus vulgaris	French cooking, soups/stews, sm pink flwrs
Yarrow	P	Achillea millefolium	digestion, circulation, liver, bladder, kidney

Annual Flower Descriptions

Note: We grow most annuals as 4 plants per 3 1/2 in. pots. These pots offer each plant 35 % more soil than is common in conventional greenhouses. Please note also that Castor Beans, Sunflowers and some larger Daturas are planted as singles.

This list includes some varieties we may not be growing this year, so please consult the above list before you order.

Allysum - New Carpet of Snow	Sun/Part Shade	White. Borders and planters. Space 15 cm. Likes moist soil. Fragrant
Amaranthus - Love Lies Bleeding	Sun	Wine-red hanging ropes. Background or feature. Space 45 cm. Height 90 cm.
Aptenia - Ice Plant	Part Shade	Sprawls or hangs well to 60 cm. with bright pink flowers. Succulent. All Summer.
Bachelor's Button	Sun	Blue, Pink, White Mix. Background or Mixed Garden. Space15 cm. 40 cm tall. Great for cutting and drying. Blue Boy (blue only) also available.
Calendula - Bon Bon and Bronze.	Sun/Light Shade	Yellow-Orange. Herb Garden, Tall Borders. Space 20 cm. 40 cm tall. Self seeds. Petals are great in salads. Used to make skin treatment.
Castor Bean	Sun	Deep green tropical foliage. Feature plant or for background. Space 60 cm. 120 cm tall. Fast growing. Discourages moles in the garden.
Coleus - Wizard Coral Sunrise	Sun/Pt Shade	Low growing - 30 cm. Deep red and rose coloured leaves with green borders. Can be grown in full sun.
Coleus - Black Dragon	Shade	Low growing. Black leaves with fushia centres.
Coleus - Wizard Mix	Shade	Low growing. Colourful leaves with green backgrounds.
Evening Scented Stock	Sun	Background plant noted for its exquisite evening aroma. Place near the deck.
Geraniums - Seedling	Sun	Violet and Red
Impatiens	P/Full Shade	30 cm tall, 30 cm spread. Pink, Red, Orange, White and Mix blooms.
Lobelia - blue, red and mix Fountain	Full/Part Shade	Pure red or blue (colours sold separately) cascading blooms or blue and red with white mix.. Space 15 cm. Likes even moisture. Hanging Containers.
Marigold - Safari Mix	Sun	30 cm tall. Extended season with large semi open organge, yellow and rust blooms.
Marigold - Yellow Gem	Sun	30 cm tall. Ferny foliage. Masses of small, single yellow blooms.
Marigold - Orange Gem	Sun	30 cm tall. Ferny foliage. Masses of small, single orange blooms.
Nasturtium - Empress	Sun	Mounds and Hangs well with dark red flowers held over dark green foliage. Edible.
Nicotiana Perfume Mix	Sun/Pt Shade	60 cm tall. Scented Mix of white, pink, mauve, blue blooms.
Pansy - Large Mix	Sun/Pt Shade	15 cm. Happy face in wide colour range. Flowers profusely. Edible flowers.
Petunia - Storm Blue	Sun	Weather hardy. Deep royal purple-blue blooms in compact mounds.
Petunia - Fantasy Mix	Sun	Mini blooms on mini plants. Excellent for planters. White, Pink, Red, Purple
Petunia - Storm Mix	Sun	8 colours blues, reds, white and pink. Recovers quickly and stays compact.
Petunia -Storm Lavender	Sun	See above. in soft pink with white centre.
Petunia - Primetime Red	Sun	Large early flower. Recovers well after rough weather.
Petunal -Primetime White	Sun	See above.
Petunia - Waves	Sun	Vigorous growers for baskets and pots. Purple, Blue, Pink, White and Lilac
Poppy - California	Sun	Orange and yellow blooms. 20 cm tall, sprawling plants. Self seed. Cheery/Hardy.
Poppy - Lady Bird	Sun	30 cm tall plants. Flanders Field type with red blooms and black blotches.
Portulaca - Double Mix	Sun	Love hot, sunny locations. Low growing with white, yellow, orange, pink and red.
Rudbeckia - Toto Mix	Sun	Petite gold, lemon, rust blooms on 30 cm stems. Heat tolerant. Cutting. Fall.
Snapdragon - Chimes	Sun	Pink, yellow, red and white blooms on 15 - 20 cm plants. Compact and bushy.
Sunflower - Soraya	Sun	Deep orange bloom with many side shoots on 120 cm (dwarf) plant.
Zinnia - Whirlygig	Sun	50 cm tall. Double, bi-colour, expressive blooms in many colour combinations. Early..

Perennial Flower Descriptions

Again, this list may include varieties we are not growing this year so please consult the list above.

Anise Hyssop, Blue or White	Sun	30 - 40 cm plants with lavender or white spikes. Anise tasting tea.
Aster - Alpine - purple	Sun	Lg. purple flowers w. yellow centres. 30 cm tall.
Baby's Breath Creeping	Sun	60-90 cm. Spray of sm. white flowers. Drying. Blooms all summer.
Baby's Breath - Red	Sun	Rosy version of above
Black-Eyed Susan	Sun	Native, yellow with deep brown/purple centres. Self seeds.
Catmint	Sun	Grey leaves, scented blue flowers, forms 30 cm tall mound
Columbine - Miss Mi Huish	Part Shade	60 cm stalks with double dark violet (almost black) flowers. Cutting
Coneflower - Prairie	Sun	Red and yellow flowers with black cone. 1 m. Flowers July and August
Coneflower - Purple	Sun	60 - 90 cm. Drooping lavender petals. Late summer / fall
Coneflower - Deep Red	Sun	Primadonna. 90 cm. Hardy. Large rosy-pink drooping blooms. Fast.
Coneflower - White Swan	Sun	60 cm. Graceful white blooms with green-yellow centres.
Coral Bells - Firefly Red	Sun /Part Shade	40 cm. Silvery foliage with many stems of crimson-red flowers.
Coreopsis - Tick Seed	Sun/Part Shade	Bright yellow fully double blooms. Early summer to frost. 30 cm tall
Cranesbill - Geranium	Sun/Part Shade	Bloom best in sun, in June and less through summer. Blue flowers. 30 cm.
Daisy - Polaris	Sun	Shasta type. 60 cm tall. White flowers. Excellent for cutting.
Daisy - Painted - Mix	Sun	60 cm. Pink - Red. June - Sept. Borders or Cutting. Large blooms.
Daisy - Crazy white	Sun	75 cm tall. Double, quilled, espressive white blooms.
Daisy - Shasta White	Sun	90 cm. tall. Large white flowers on sturdy stems. Great for cutting.
Dianthus - Amur Pink	Sun	30 cm tall dense mounds w. lg. red-violet blooms from July to frost.
Dianthus - Confetti Deep Red	Sun	15 cm tall ground cover w. crimson flowers and dark green foliage.
Foxglove - Foxy Pink	Sun	90 cm tall biennial. Blooms first year. Up to 9 spikes per plant.
Gaillardia - Blanket Flower	Sun	Native. Large yellow daisy type with orange and red. Showy. 45 cm. Dry
Grass - Little Blue Stem	Sun	90 cm. Attractive bronz-red fall foliage. Great for drying. Native to MB.
Grass - Blue Fescue	Sun	30 cm. Dense mounded clumps of blue grey foliage.
Hollyhock - Red/Pink, Black	Sun	120 cm. Large red/pink or black open trumpet blooms on strong stems.
Jacob's Ladder	Sun to Part Shade	25 cm. Cup shaped blue flowers on ferny foliage. Mound shape. Spring.
Lady Bells	Sun/Part Shade	Blue bells on 90 cm stalks. Moist soil. Self seeds
Lamb's Ear Wooly	Sun	30 cm. Soft, Downey silver-green foliage resembles lambs ears.
Linum - Blue Flax	Sun	50 cm. Brilliant sky blue blooms. Self seeds but containable.
Lungwort - Pulmonaria	Shade	20 cm. Mottled blue/white/black blooms. Naturalize well under trees.
Lychnis - Catchfly	Sun	30 cm. Dk green and purple leaves with orange-scarlet blooms.
Meadowsweet	Sun	120 cm. bushy flower/herb with almond scented whispy blooms.
Penstemon Red	Sun	60 cm. Clusters of red flowers with narrow leaves. Prefers Dry.
Poppy - Oriental - Mix	Sun	Pink or Orange large blooms on 60 cm stalks. Late spring to early summer.
Poppy - Spanish	Sun	60 cm. Semi-double orange blooms. All Summer. Self seeds.
Poppy, Iceland	Sun	60 cm. Large silky yellow, orange, white blooms. Short lived. Self seeds.
Poppy, Wood	Pt shade	Compact. Yellow blooms.
Salvia, Violet Blue	Sun	90 cm. Long spikes of dark violet-blue flowers. Clump forming.
Scabiosa, Perfection Blue	Sun	45 cm. Lavender-blue flowers loaded from spring to fall. Attract butterflys.
Wood Violet	Shade	20 cm. Pansy-like blooms with heart-shaped leaves. Naturalize well.
Yarrow - The Pearl	Sun	30 cm. Small 'rabbit tail' white blooms w.semi-open habit plants.

Vegetable Descriptions

Pepper - California Wonder	Bell, Mid Season, Open pollinated, Green to Red, Thick Walled, Mild, 10 cm x 10 cm
Pepper - Purple Beauty	Bell, Mid Season, Greenish Purple, to Purple, Sweet, Thick Walled, Open pollinated
Pepper - Sweet Banana	Sweet, 6 " Tapered, Yellow to Red, Open Pollinated, Firm and Productive
Pepper - Jalapeno	Hot, Open pollinated. Cylindrical, tapered 7 cm long green to red, thick walled
Pepper - Cayenne	Very Hot, Open pollinated. long, slim pencil pod, dark green to red. abundant
Pepper - Caribbean Red	One of the hottest available. Open pollinated. Short cylindrical, tapered. Green to Red
Tomato - Gardener's Delight	Large Cherry. Red. Open pollinated. Mid Season, Staking, Extra sweet, tangy.
Tomato - Sweetie	Cherry. Red. Open pollinated. Early. Staking. Clusters of sweet fruit high in Vit. C
Tomato - Tiny Tim	Cherry. Red. Open pollinated. Very early. Dwarf Bush. Good yield. Good in containers.
Tomato - Amish Paste	Paste. Late. Open Pollinated. Staking. 10 oz. Red. Meaty with few seeds. Productive
Tomato - Roma	Paste. Mid Season.Open Pollinated. Red. Bush. 2 oz. Meaty, plum shape
Tomato - Bush Beefsteak	Slicing. Early. Bush. Red. 8 oz. Old standard. good yield. Meaty. Open pollinated
Tomato - Early Girl	Slicing. Early. Staking. 6 oz. Red. Juicy. Tangy. Long season. Hybrid
Tomato - First Lady	Slicing. Early. Staking. 6 oz. Red. Meaty. Great taste. Productive. Hybrid
Tomato - Manitoba	Slicing. Early. Staking. 6 oz. Red. Local favourite. Good taste and yield. Open Pollinated
Tomato - Starfire	Slicing. Early. Bush. 8 oz. Red. Local favourite. Likes sandy soil. Open Pollinated
Tomato - Lemon Boy (Yellow)	Slicing. Early. Staking. 6 oz. Yellow. Good tasting. Beautiful in salads. Open pollinated.
Tomato - Brandywine	Large slicer. Late. Staking. 15 oz. Red. Tangy. Excellent flavour. Open Pollinated
Tomato - Oxheart	Large slicer. Mid season. Staking. 30 oz. Red-Pink. Heart shaped. Sweet. OP
Tomato - Striped German	Large, Mid Season. Red - Yellow Bicolour (in and out) . Compact vines. Superb flavour..
Squash - Naked Seeded	3 to 4 kg. Yellow-green. Large Dark Green Seeds. Hullless. Seeds for roasting. OP
Squash - Buttercup	Dark green with bump on the bottom. Thick walled, dry and sweet. Open pollinated
Squash - Butternut	Tan, cylindrical, small seed cavity. Sweet. Open pollinated.
Squash - Delicata	Sweet potato taste, cylindrical, green and cream striped. Hybrid.
Squash - Pumpkin, Sugar	Small Round, bright orange. 2 kg. Hulled seeds good roasted. Great taste. Open pollinated.
Squash - Pump. Young's Beauty	Medium round. Bright orange. 3 to 4 kg. Open Pollinated.
Squash - Rouge d' Etampe	Large Ribbed, flattened, red-orange 'Cinderella pumpkin'. Great taste. Great keeper. OP
Squash - Spagetti	Early. Flesh is yellow and sweet. Open pollinated.
Squash - Zucchini	Early. Dark green. Bush. Good yield. Open pollinated.
Cuke - Straight Eight	Long, green slicer. Very good eating. Open pollinated.
Cuke - Northern Pickling	Early. Good yield. Long, slim dilling cuke. Open pollinated.

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