Early Spring
In early spring, we offer plants that can go in the ground before frost date.
Food gardening has been making a great revival. While for many years the home veggie gardener was getting older and older, we have noticed that many more young people are planting their own kitchen gardens and discovering how rewarding it can be to grow your own healthy and delicious food. We grow a wide diversity of VEGETABLE and HERB plants and also sell BERRY plants. With years of experience, can offer advice to ensure success in your gardens.
Each year we grow a great selection of ANNUAL FLOWERS and BASKETING PLANTS (TRAILERS). Our seed grown flowers are grown in compostable peat fibre boses of 4 to 8 plants, which we feel promotes better root development than plastic cell packs (and limits horticultural plastic). Our Basketing plants are grown in fibre or re-useable plastic pots (see our recycling information).
Berry and Rhubarb Plants
Bareroot
- Raspberry Canes
- Strawberry
Pots
- Red and Blackcurrants
- Elderberries
- Rhubarb
- Everbearing Strawberries
Vegetables & Herbs
- Asparagus (bareroot)
- Beets
- Onion Sets and seedlings
- Lettuces and Salad Mixes
- Celery
- Herbs
- Horseradish
Annual Flowers (Bedding & Basketing)
- Violas & Pansies
Perennials
- Check back soon as perennials become available.
Recycling
Plastic Pots: You can drop off our own plastic pots for our re-use but please do not drop off pots from other nurseries and garden centers. Thank-you. They can also be placed in your blue box.
Cardboard trays: Please flatten our trays and place in your grey box.
Fibre/Peat Pots: These can be placed either in your Green Bin or with Yard Waste in paper bags, compostable plastic bags or a rigid, reusable container clearly marked “organics”.
Confused about recycling? Visit this page at Niagara Region’s website.