SOLD OUT!!! Plants and Seeds for Order

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SOLD OUT!!! Plants and Seeds for Order - 2024

WE HAVE SOLD ALL OF OUR PLANTS FOR THE 2024 SEASON, FEEL FREE TO EMAIL US AT FIELDGOODFARMS@GMAIL.COM IF YOU WANT US TO CONTACT YOU IF WE HAVE EXTRA PLANTS!

These are to be picked up at the farm located at 1345 Levac Road in Cache Bay, Ontario on: Saturday, May 25, 2024 OR Saturday, June 1, 2024 from 10h00 to 14h00.

The potting soil mix used with the live plants is certified organic and the seeds are certified organic and/or heirloom where possible.

The seeds are from Three Forks Farms.

All varieties were chosen based on northern hardiness, and most have been successfully grown on our farm.

All plants are $4 per pot or 18 pots for $65 (10% discount) plus HST.

All seeds are $3.95 per pack.

***TO ORDER***
Fill out this form with your contact information, the type and amount of plants or packs you'd like for each variety, and confirm that you can come pick up the plants at the pre-determined date and location.

You will receive an invoice via email within 5 business days of filling out the form. Once you receive your invoice, your payment will be due by the stated date on the invoice and can be paid using e-transfer for check.

In 2023 we took deposits which will not be the case this year. In 2024 the whole amount will be due by the invoice due date or else your order will be cancelled.

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- PLANTS FOR SALE -

Plants have been started with certified organic potting mix. Use the drop down menu to select the number of pots you would like. All plants are $4 per pot or 18 pots for $65 (10% discount) plus HST.

BRASSICAS

A for advanced. Typically requires the use of insect netting.

Broccoli (Covina F1)

Vigorous plants withstand a wide range of environmental stresses to reliably produce uniform, tight domes. 75 days to maturity.

Cabbage (Omero F1)

Midseason red with good flavour. Avg. 3 lb. heads are a vibrant red and are round to slightly oval.

Cabbage (Lennox F1)

A large storage cabbage that is very cold hardy. A fall/winter type cabbage, it stores very well. 90 days to maturity.

Cauliflower (Veronica)

A romanesco cauliflower which is both beautiful and sweet.

Kale (Winterbor F1)

Kale doesn't form a head, which means that it can give more than one crop off of one planting. Keep harvesting from the bottom up, taking only the bigger leaves.

Kale (Lacinato-Dazzling Blue)

Dark blue-green leaves with an "embossed texture"; its taste is described as slightly sweeter and more delicate and more nutritive than curly kale, but it does yield a bit less.

CUCUMBERS

B for Beginner

Cucumber (Marketmore)

*Back in 2024* A reliable, crunchy outdoor slicing cucumber

Cucumber (Diva)

*Back in 2024* A reliable, snacking cucumber for greenhouse or outdoor growing

Cucumber (Pickling)

*Back in 2024* These cucumbers are meant to grown for making pickles. Harvest them when they are small for mini gherkins.

CHARD

B for beginner.

Rainbow Chard

A gorgeous chard mix that, if harvested sparingly, can last all summer and into fall. Min of 3 plants per pot.

EGGPLANT

B for beginner

Eggplant (Rosa Bianca)

Pink and white Italian heirloom.Round, 4-6" long by 5-7" diameter fruit streaked with white and violet. This traditional Italian variety is best adapted to regions with warm nights. Expect low yields in cool areas.

FLOWERS

The following three varieties of flowers are those we use in our gardens as an intercrop to keep insect pests away and beneficials near.

B for beginner

Celosia (Pampas Plume)

*New in 2024* Masses of soft, feathery, 2–6" long plumes in scarlet, orange, bright yellow, pink, cream. Multi-branching plants produce 10–14 stems each. It can be grown in a container or in the garden. Celosia flowers attract bees and other pollinators. Planted near a vegetable garden, it will also help ensure pollination and fruit set on the vegetable plants.

Cosmos (Sonata Mixed)

Premium Grade. A dwarf-free flowering variety. Cosmos attract bees and other friendly pollinators. As a result, fruit set is increased for tomatoes, squash and many other blooming vegetables.

Marigold (Garland Orange)

Deep orange, very double blooms with long sturdy stems. The strong scent of marigolds may be the reason they are such amazing helpers in the garden; simply put, their scent masks the scent of your vegetables.

Zinnia (Oklahoma Mix)

Improved medium sized dahlia flowered mix. These flowers seem to attract butterflies, we saw many more in the areas where the zinnias were planted.

Strawflower (King Mix)

*New in 2024* King Mix is a special selection of large-flowered, extra double strawflowers that grow atop 3-4 feet tall and sturdy stems. The mixture provides a superb array of brilliant colours, including fiery red, dark pink, rose, copper, gold, yellow and white.

Bachelor Buttons

*New in 2024* Popular blue petit flower great for arrangements. The pollen of Centaurea cyanus is used by several different insect species. Flowers all summer.

Calendula (Pacific Beauty)

The easy-to-grow annual is lovely as a cut flower or a garnish. Has a long history as both an ornamental garden plant and as an herb. When dried, the petals of Calendula flowers provide a culinary substitute for saffron or as an ingredient in tea blends.

Chamomile (Bodegold)

*New in 2024* Bodegold Chamomile is a highly sought after improved version of German Chamomile. Its oil content and yield are both greater, making this an excellent choice for high yields in small spaces. Plants are also more compact, reaching 1 foot tall. Blooms can be dried for use in tea blends all Winter long. A real treat in any garden, sure to delight all your senses!

Echinacea

*New in 2024* Common purple coneflower.

Easy-to-grow echinacea. Vigorous plants with large, purple-petaled flowers. Fibrous roots are easy to harvest (other species have taproots). Attracts and is a food source for bees. Normally grown for 3–4 years for harvest of sizeable roots. Perennial in Zones 3–10.

Wild Bergamot

*New in 2024* Bright lavender blooms with a spicy scent.

Traditionally used to soothe bronchial complaints and ease colds. Plants produce flowers in the second year after planting. Add petals to salads, sprinkle over mild fish, use in fruit salads, or to garnish desserts and drinks. Flavor is minty and spicy. Nectar plant for bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Zones 4 to 8.

GROUND CHERRY (or HUSK CHERRY)

Must order at least two plants grown next to each other for the plant to produce.

B for beginner

Ground Cherry (Goldie)

1/2-3/4" sweet golden berries inside papery husks. Fruits drop when ripe. Can be eaten raw, dried, or in baked goods. Use drop down menu to select number of plants you would like.

HERBS

A great addition to any garden, herbs can be part of companion planting. Try putting basil next to tomato plants, for instance.

B for beginner

Basil (Genovese)

Italian variety with authentic flavour and appearance. Tall and relatively slow to bolt with large dark-green leaves about 3" long. Use the flowers in any recipe that calls for basil, or to garnish drinks, salads, soups, pasta, and desserts.

Basil (Thai Basil)

Authentic Thai basil flavour. Try it as a garnish for sweet dishes. Green, 2" long leaves have a spicy, anise/clove flavour. Attractive purple stems and blooms.

Dill (Bouquet)

Good seed and leaf yields. Early-flowering plants produce large blooms on long stems. The flowers and leaves are used to garnish potato salad, green salads, and pickles.

Parsley

A uniform curly parsley that stands upright. Dark green leaves with mild flavour makes it good for both fresh eating and processing. Versatile and well-suited to containers as well as garden production.

Parsley (Italian Flat)

Classic flat leaf variety for use either fresh, frozen or dried for seasoning.

Thyme

Good flavour and yield. Classic culinary and ornamental herb. Small, round to needle-shaped evergreen leaves on woody stems. Versatile and well-suited to containers as well as garden production.

LETTUCE

B for beginner.

Butterhead lettuce

Has the tendency to fill in but stay open at the same time, creating a longer harvest window than varieties that form dense heads. Widely adaptable and performs well in spring, summer, and fall.

Summercrisp lettuce

One of the best heat tolerant heads for summer harvests. Bright green leaves with deep red colouring on the leaf margins. Crunchy with sweet flavour. I often use it interchangeably with Romaine in my cooking.

Romaine lettuce

Classic romaine with modern disease resistance.Attractive, dark green savoy leaves on tall, upright heads that fill out nicely and remain partially open when mature.

ONIONS

One order represents three onion plants in one pot. You can plant them as is or separate them, the yield won't change too much.

B for beginner.

Onion

Classic yellow. One of the more dependable and productive onions. Medium-large, blocky, firm, yellow onions are early and suited to storage if cured.

Scallions (Parade)

Organic bunching onion. Parade has bright white shanks with no bulbing, and dark green, erect foliage. We've been growing this variety since 2012 and have found it to be very consistent and uniform.

SWEET PEPPER

B for beginner

Sweet Pepper (Ajvarski)

Consistently produces our highest yield of sweet peppers. Two-foot, stocky plants are covered in 6- to 7-inch, broadly wedge-shaped pods that ripen green to red.

Sweet Pepper (Gypsy)

*New in 2024* Replaces Antohi Romanian. Smooth, 5" long by 2" wide, tapered, pointed fruits are pale yellow and ripen red. The upright plants have good branch strength and yield early.

Sweet Pepper (King of the North)

The most reliable bell pepper for northern climates. Plants bear heavy yields of huge, blocky, 6 inch fruits with juicy, thick walls and fantastic, sweet flavour.

HOT PEPPER

B for beginner.

Hot Pepper (Anaheim - Highlander F1)

Good productivity even in cooler regions where Anaheim types often are shy yielding. Traditional, semi flattened, mostly two-lobed fruits avg. 7" x 2".

Hot Pepper (Jalapeno - Early Jalapeño)

The earliest to ripen! Corking tell you that they are hot and ready to pick.

Hot Pepper (Poblano)

Mild chili perfect for stuffing or dried for powder or winter use. Stout dark green 4-6" fruits are moderately spicy with medium-thick walls. Well adapted variety which provide good yields in cool conditions.

Hot Pepper (Shishito)

*New in 2024* Avg. 3–3 1/2" fruits are thin-walled and only 1 out of 10 are spicy. Popular in Japan, where its thin walls make it particularly suitable for tempura. Also very good roasted, in stir-fries, or sautéed. Thinly sliced, the red, slightly sweet fruits are excellent in salads and coleslaws. The plants are large and very productive.

Squash

B for beginner.

Summer Squash (Green Zucchini)

*Back in 2024* Organic, early, powdery mildew resistant.

A high-yielder of dark green, straight zucchinis. Open plants and short spines make for an easy harvest. Sets fruit well with minimal pollinator activity.

Winter Squash (Blue Hubbard)

*New in 2024* A beloved heirloom with a hard, bumpy, blue-green shell. Medium-dry, medium-sweet yellow flesh. Avg. weight: 12–15 lb., with some larger. 100 days to maturity.

Winter Squash (Delicata)

*Back in 2024* Unique appearance with cream skin and dark green longitudinal stripes and flecks. Tastes very sweet and skin is tender enough to eat. Excellent for stuffing and baking, even right at harvest! 7–9" long x 3" diam. Avg. weight: 1 1/2–2 lb. 95 days to maturity.

Winter Squash (Spaghetti)

*Back in 2024* Consistent medium-small size.

Slightly sweet, nutty flavor. An excellent pasta alternative—bake or boil, fork out the flesh, and top the "spaghetti" with your favorite sauce. Attractive, bright lemon-yellow shell. High-yielding semi bush plants which makes them suitable for denser plantings. Avg. weight: 3 lb. 85 days to maturity.

Winter Squash (Butternut)

*Back in 2024* Stout blocky shape, classic buff skin and bright orange internal color. Flesh is sweet with smooth, creamy texture. Shows some resistance to mildew. Fruits are 2-2.5 lbs. Plants have a vining habit. 95 days to maturity.

Winter Squash (Candy Roaster)

*New in 2024* Curious heirloom with fantastic flavor.

This delicious oddity proves that looks aren't everything. Maintains its superior eating quality up to 5 months with proper storage. Can be roasted, stuffed, or made into pie filling. Avg. weight: 8–15 lb. 100 days to maturity.

Winter Squash (Pie Pumpkin)

*Back in 2024* Silky texture for a perfect pie.

This marvelous, small pumpkin has a unique, netted skin. Typical weight is 6–9 lb. Doing double duty, Winter Luxury is not only a gorgeous ornamental, but is also superb for eating. Long vines. 105 days to maturity.

TOMATO

B for beginner.

Medium Large Tomato (Hot Streaks)

*New in 2024* Firm red fruit with yellow stripes and outstanding flavor. Fruits avg. 6–12 oz., and have good shelf life. Balanced plant with excellent fruit set over a long season. Broad disease resistance gives protection from North to South, in both the field and the tunnel. Indeterminate.

Large Red Tomato (Country Taste)

Early maturing plant produces high yields of large deep red beefsteak tomatoes. Favoured by home gardeners. Indeterminate.

Large Tomato (Purple)

Famously rich flavor and texture make this a colorful favorite among heirloom enthusiasts. Medium-large, flattened globe, 8-12 oz. fruits. Color is dusky pink with dark shoulders. Multilocular interior ranges from purple to brown to green. Relatively short vines. Indeterminate.

Heirloom Canning Beefsteak (Diener)

*New in 2024* Plants produce decent crops of large, 1-3 lbs., well-shaped, very meaty, crimson-red, oblate beefsteak tomatoes with few seeds and are superbly flavored. This makes them a good choice for fresh slicing, as well as for processing. Blight, drought and crack resistant.

Paste Tomato

A larger more disease resistant paste tomato. Deep red, shiny fruits avg. 2–2 1/4" x 1 3/8–1 1/2", weighing 1 1/2–2 oz. Typically 12–18 fruits per cluster. Delicious, rich tomato flavor for salads, great salsa, and fresh pasta sauce. Good crack resistance, vine storage, and shelf life. Indeterminate.

Medium Tomato (Orange)

Medium, round, smooth fruit are nearly perfect in shape, being a brilliant tangerine colour. Yellow and orange tomatoes tend to not be as acidic than their red counterparts. Indeterminate.

CHERRY TOMATO

Cherry Tomato (Red)

Deliciously fruity and sweet with perfectly balanced acid, in clusters of 1" fruit. Indeterminate.

Cherry Tomato (Yellow)

Yellow grape tomato with oblong frame and delicious, fruity bite. This remarkable tomato has visual appeal, especially when added to a small tomato mix. Indeterminate.

Cherry Tomato (Purple)

*New in 2024* Dark purple, small pear fruits have wildly cosmic flavor. Indeterminate.

Little Bing Hybrid (Red - for container growing)

*New in 2024* Flavourful red cherries on dwarf determinate plants. Sturdy, compact plants produce large yields of tasty cherry tomatoes perfect for snacking. Fruit sets and ripens over the period of a few weeks allowing for a concentrated bountiful harvest. Bred for container growing.

Tomatillo (Toma Verde)

Early-maturing, large, flat-round green fruits used for salsa.

- SEEDS FOR SALE -

*New in 2024* All seeds are certified organic and have been grown on Manitoulin Island by our friends at Three Forks Farms. Use the drop down menu to select the number of packs. All seeds are $3.95 per pack.

Arugula (Icebred)

Super cold hardy arugula that has a delicate but spicy flavor. Slow bolting and great for the North. Approx 150 seeds per pack. 30 days to maturity.

Sunflower (Autumn Beauty)

6 - 7' tall multi-stemmed sunflowers with bright yellow to auburn flowers. Approx 100 seeds per pack

Sunflower (Earthwalker)

Beautiful autumn coloured sunflowers that are multi-branching and great for bouquets. Approx 100 seeds per pack

Cilantro (Caribe)

Aromatic herb that is essential for many favourite summer dishes. Bolt resistant. Approx 200 seeds per pack. 25 days to maturity.

Bean (Gold Rush)

Delicious gold bush bean for those super fresh summer meals. Approx 1 oz per pack. Two 1 oz packets will grow 25 ft.

Bean (Provider)

The bush bean used by farmers across the country. This green bush bean is abundant and uniform. Approx 1 oz per pack. 50 days to maturity.

Bean (Royal Burgundy)

This heirloom bush bean produces uniform purple beans. Great raw or cooked. Turns green when cooked. Approx 1/2 oz per pack. 50 Days to maturity.

Watermelon Radish

A radish with a pink hue on the inside. Milder than other radishes. Amazing for stir-fry and salads, roasted, or cut up into sticks for crudités. Can be stored for the winter if planted in mid-July to early August. Approx 200 seeds per pack. 60 Days to maturity.

Sweet Corn (Simonet)

Canadian heirloom sweet corn. Popular as a short season sweet corn. Approx 1 oz per pack. 70 days to maturity.

Which date would you like to come get your order at the farm? *

Please select ONE date below. You MUST be available to pick up your order at the specified date and time since the plants are ready for transplant on that date and will not hold.

May 25, 2024 (10am - 2pm)

June 1, 2024 (10am - 2pm)

I understand that I will be receiving an invoice for the total of my order and that the payment is non-refundable. *

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