Fruits + Veggies
Meat + Dairy
Preserves + Specialty Foods
Baking + Prepared Food
Spade and Spoon
This is our vinegar brine dill pickle.....with a kick! These are great on burgers, cheese and charcuterie, or dice them into your potato salad!
Spade and Spoon
Seasonal Ontario asparagus with garlic and fresh dill to be enjoyed all year round. Great on burgers, in salads, with charcuterie boards, and glorious caesars
Urban Harvest
Spinacia oleracea. Standard open-pollinated spinach. It has crinkled leaves, withstands cool soil temperatures and is slow to bolt. Plant in early spring or in late summer for a fall crop. 150 seeds.
Urban Harvest
Spinacia oleracea. Standard open-pollinated spinach. It has crinkled leaves, withstands cool soil temperatures and is slow to bolt. Plant in early spring or in late summer for a fall crop.
Urban Harvest
This is the most cold hardy spinach. Ideal for fall and very early spring planting. Can be winter sown too in milder climates. Mulch well if sowing in the winter. Large dark green, slightly savoyed leaves.
All Sorts Acres Farm
Unique greeting card of Jennifer's farm inspired artwork on plantable wildflower seed paper. An ideal way to send your feeling and give the gift of plants as well.Each card is 4"x5" and comes with it's own recycled, unbleached kraft paper envelope. Plantable paper is a biodegradable eco-paper made with post-consumer and post-industrial paper waste that is embedded with seeds. (No trees harmed for this paper!) When the paper is planted in a pot of soil, the seeds grow and the paper composts away.
All Sorts Acres Farm
Unique greeting card of Jennifer's farm inspired artwork on plantable wildflower seed paper. An ideal way to send your feeling and give the gift of plants as well.Each card is 4"x5" and comes with it's own recycled, unbleached kraft paper envelope. Plantable paper is a biodegradable eco-paper made with post-consumer and post-industrial paper waste that is embedded with seeds. (No trees harmed for this paper!) When the paper is planted in a pot of soil, the seeds grow and the paper composts away.