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Italian rocket Sylvetta is a small leafy vegetable, known for its high cold resistance and remarkable stability in cultivation. Unlike common rocket, it has very little tendency to bolt, making it a particularly interesting variety to grow in Quebec.

Its finely cut leaves develop a pronounced nutty flavor, more intense and deliciously peppery than that of annual rocket. This aromatic richness is fully expressed when the leaves are harvested young, between 10 and 15 cm tall.

In the garden, Sylvetta stands out for its rapid growth and great versatility. It allows for successive sowings every two weeks, ensuring a continuous harvest over a long period. Very hardy, it adapts well to outdoor cultivation in spring and autumn, as well as to container gardening. It can even be grown indoors during the winter, providing fresh greenery out of season.

Both useful for preparing seedbeds and marking sowing rows, the market garden rake is the perfect companion for the gardener, market gardener or urban farmer who practices agriculture on a human scale.

• Includes 20 removable and replaceable teeth spaced 1.5 in (3.8 cm) apart
• Sold with 6 removable and replaceable row marker tubes
• Sturdy ash wood handles, which can be replaced
• 59 inches high by 30 inches wide (150 cm x 76 cm)
• Weight: 4.2 lb (1.81 kg)
• Already assembled
• Designed and manufactured in Quebec
• The manufacturer offers a 5-year warranty against manufacturing defects.

Photo credit: Growers & Co.

The green Row Bag with handle is ideal for securing floating row covers, insect netting, etc. to the ground. The bag does not damage or soil tarpaulins or other materials.

The bags are equipped with a fastener to close them, so there is no need to buy plastic fasteners.

Features

• HDPE material
• UV treated
• Lifespan: 7 years

Instructions for use

1. Fill the bag with crushed stones
2. Attach the fastener to close the bag

Store your seeds in these small translucent bags made of strong, airtight, waterproof and greaseproof crystal paper.

• Glossy paper on both sides with non-stick properties and which does not absorb moisture
• Ideal for seed storage.
• Pack of 200 sachets.
  2" x 3.5" (5cm x 9cm) bags.

Behind the evocative name of Japanese Wasabi rocket lies a brassica with a very distinctive character. Inspired by the pungent flavors enjoyed in Asia, this rocket offers finely cut leaves with a vibrant flavor, reminiscent of the aromatic warmth of wasabi when you bite into a freshly picked young leaf.

In the garden, it proves a reliable companion to the vegetable patch: rapid growth, abundant foliage, and staggered harvests as soon as the soil warms up slightly. In a thriving garden , it is sown in small, successive strips between rows of slower-growing vegetables to fill the space and cover the soil. Its small, unassuming flowers, typical of the cabbage family, mark the cycle of the seasons and provide an additional food source for passing insects when a few plants are allowed to go to seed.

Its presence fits in quite naturally with a respectful approach to cultivation : it is harvested at the pace of needs, its bolting to seed is observed, and some seeds can even be left to sow themselves, thus reconnecting with an ancestral gesture that strengthens the intimacy with the garden.

Common sage is an iconic perennial aromatic plant, cultivated for centuries for its culinary, medicinal, and symbolic uses. Its thick, velvety, grey-green foliage gives off a powerful and instantly recognizable fragrance, evoking both Mediterranean cuisine and ancient gardens.

In the garden, sage is distinguished by its undemanding nature. It thrives in light, well-drained soil and is more susceptible to waterlogging than drought. Once established, it becomes very hardy and requires little maintenance. Its spring to summer blooms, often bluish to purplish, attract numerous pollinating insects.

In the local world, common sage is seen as a plant of stability and discernment. It reminds us of the importance of cultivating hardy perennials, capable of lasting for years and offering, season after season, a useful presence both in the garden and in the kitchen.

Discover this gourmet mushroom with its incomparable taste. Advanced level!

This kit makes growing gourmet mushrooms outdoors easy. It's as simple as Open, Water, and Harvest. Developed with respect for the environment and human health, our kits are free of fertilizers and pesticides.

• Wine-red Stropharia culture kits – Stropharia rugosoannulata – are our first secondary decomposers offered in store.
• Known for its usefulness in permaculture and urban agriculture, the royal stropharia allows for the revaluation of garden waste – dead leaves, branches, straw, etc. – into a growing substrate.
• Introducing this variety to the garden is highly recommended; it's ideal for autumn gardening!

A Mushroom Home Grow Mycelium Kit can produce up to 1 pound of fresh mushrooms during its two months of production, then seed up to 5 times its mass ad vitam æternam.

The growing kits are handcrafted in the heart of Montreal. The raw materials used are sourced within a 2 km radius of the production site, with a focus on minimizing our environmental footprint. Our Mushroom Home Grow Kits utilize a technique that stimulates the mycelium's immune system, ensuring they reach you healthy and able to withstand environmental pests.

The “Mémé de Beauce” tomato has a story as mysterious as it is touching. In 1995, nearly 300 unidentified tomato seeds were discovered in a house that had been abandoned for several years in Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce . Neighbors confirmed that no vegetable garden had been cultivated at that address for over 60 years . These dormant seeds thus survived the years, untouched, in the shadows.

The seeds were entrusted to Mr. Gérard Parent , who germinated three of them. Despite the intervention of specialist Antoine D'Avignon , the variety could not be identified. It was thus named “Mémé de Beauce,” an implicit homage to the gardeners of yesteryear, silent guardians of seeds and knowledge.

In the garden, this tomato stands out for its impressive production of giant fruits , frequently reaching nearly 1 kg , sometimes even more. The fruits are fleshy, multi-locular , and covered with a thin pink to red skin . At full maturity, their flesh becomes very tender, almost melting, making it a remarkable tomato for juices and sauces.

The plant, with indeterminate growth , can reach 1.4 to 2 meters in height . Its vigor and the exceptional weight of its fruit require sturdy support , otherwise the stems may break. It exhibits good resistance to powdery mildew, which contributes to its consistent performance in cultivation despite its unusual characteristics.

In the ecumene, “Mémé de Beauce” is perceived as a tomato of resilience and transmission . It embodies the ability of seeds to cross decades and reappear when someone takes the time to observe, sow and accompany life.

Originating from artisanal selections around the Andes, this astonishing variety known as Yellow Pepper — or Andean Yellow — stands out as a tomato apart. Its appearance mimics that of a sweet chili pepper: elongated, bright yellow, with a pointed tip.

In the garden, its determined and compact growth habit allows for efficient cultivation, well-suited to small spaces or container gardening. It quickly forms bushy plants that generously produce fruits weighing 80 to 100 g, with firm, not very juicy flesh, ideal for harvesting in mid-summer.

In a supportive vegetable garden , it expresses its full potential under good sunshine and welcoming, rich and well-drained soil.

With this digital soil thermometer, you can quickly determine if the ideal soil temperature for sowing or transplanting has been reached. By sowing and transplanting at the right time, plant growth is significantly improved, and so are the harvests!

• Easy-to-read digital temperature display (in °F only)
• Designed specifically to take soil temperature
• For a quick reading, insert the robust stainless steel probe into the ground to a depth of 5 to 7.5 cm (2 to 3 in)
• Guidelines on recommended sowing and transplanting temperatures for the most popular vegetable species.
• Automatically switches off after 3 minutes to prolong battery life.
• Batteries included
• Consult the manufacturer's instructions and information.

Growing wild on heaths, sunny embankments, and rocky outcrops across Europe, creeping thyme ( Thymus serpyllum and related species) is a small, creeping perennial that forms dense mats. Its slender stems grow close to the ground, taking root wherever they can and gradually weaving a fragrant cushion that gently accompanies the changing seasons.

Its tiny, green to grayish-green foliage releases a thyme fragrance at the slightest touch. In the heart of summer, a myriad of small pink to mauve flowers cover the clumps, attracting a swarm of bees and other pollinators. In a thriving garden, creeping thyme provides a discreet yet essential presence: it protects the soil, tolerates drought, and naturally finds its place in a supportive vegetable garden, along pathways, or in a quiet corner left to attract bee-friendly plants.

Hardy and well-suited to poor, dry soils, it integrates easily into a respectful cultivation approach, where observation, understanding, and gentle action are taken to support the plant rather than force it. Once established, this fragrant carpet becomes a reliable plant, faithful year after year.

An exceptional Quebec variety, Rose Aimée is a standard, indeterminate tomato, developed for greenhouse and hydroponic cultivation, but it also thrives in a well-maintained vegetable garden. Its soft, almost powdery pink fruits are distinguished by their uniformity, thin skin, and attractive appearance. Approximately 6.5 cm in diameter and weighing up to 200 g, they produce a harvest that is both aesthetically pleasing and bountiful, on a vigorous and resilient plant.

This rare variety, with its regular foliage and continuous flowering, is highly resistant to cracking and retains its qualities long after harvest. It naturally finds its place in a nurturing, nurturing space, at the heart of a garden where the memory of past practices and seeds still resonates. Born of anonymous yet inspired work, the Rose Aimée is an elegant and enduring presence in a vibrant garden.

German thyme is a hardy, evergreen perennial, prized as much for its longevity as for its rich fragrance. Compact and well-structured, the plant forms a small, resistant subshrub over the years, perfectly suited to simple, well-drained gardens.

In summer, it is covered in small, highly nectariferous mauve flowers that attract numerous pollinating insects. Its fine, green, and aromatic foliage remains decorative all year round, even during the cold season.

In the garden, German thyme prefers light, dry to moderately dry soils and dislikes excessive moisture. Once established, it requires very little maintenance and tolerates drought well. It integrates naturally into flower beds, herb gardens, rock gardens, or borders.

In the ecumene, German thyme is perceived as a plant of stability and continuity. It embodies those modest but essential perennials, capable of offering, year after year, flavor, resilience and a discreet presence in the garden.

The Siberian Pink Cocktail Tomato belongs to the large family of garden tomatoes, but is distinguished by its small, "cocktail"-style fruits and its beautiful pink color. It naturally finds its place in a vibrant garden where the aim is to diversify shapes, colors, and culinary uses.

Like all tomatoes, it thrives in fertile soil and the warmth of summer. Its fruiting in clusters of small pink tomatoes contributes to the richness of a nourishing space in harmony with the seasons. Planted at the heart of the garden, it complements the age-old practices of sowing, staking, and daily harvesting, offering a benevolent presence in our relationship with nature.

The Sub-Arctic cherry tomato is a valuable ally in gardens where summer is scarce. Present in our collection since the very beginning of our varietal explorations, it embodies that rare reliability that only time can confirm: it has never disappointed us.

Developed from North American selections for climates with short growing seasons, this semi-determinate variety grows modestly but with a generous yield. It forms a vigorous, undemanding plant that readily accepts small spaces and changing conditions. It prefers a sunny, sheltered spot and establishes itself easily in a nutrient-rich border or a hillside garden.

In a living garden, it embodies a beautiful constancy: you hardly expect it before it is already there, full of fruit and promises kept.

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Native to Mexico and Central America, the Mexican tithonia ( Tithonia rotundifolia ) evokes the warm, sun-drenched landscapes from which it originates. In a harmonious garden, its tall, upright stems are crowned with simple, bright orange flowers reminiscent of small wild sunflowers. Planted in welcoming, well-drained soil, it quickly forms a generous clump that adds height and movement to the garden.

Throughout the summer, the plant displays a continuous bloom that attracts numerous bees, butterflies, and other winged visitors. In the privacy of the garden, its benevolent presence structures the flowerbeds while nourishing life. It is a reliable companion for those who wish to invite biodiversity into the vegetable garden as well as the ornamental garden, in a deeply rooted approach to cultivation that respects all living things.

Originating from the market gardening traditions of Wisconsin's Amish communities, this variety embodies the spirit of family gardens where cultivation is done with patience and respect for life. The Amish Italian tomato is distinguished by its indeterminate growth habit and vigorous growth. It produces very large, oblong fruits with thin skin and dense red flesh.

In the garden, this variety requires good staking and a sunny spot. It integrates easily into a well-supported vegetable garden, where it provides a reliable companion throughout the summer. Its generous productivity makes it a dependable plant that thrives in living soil and with cultivation that respects the rhythm of the seasons.

The Beefsteak Tomato 'Venus's Breast' , an old variety originating from Italy, is easily recognizable by its unique shape: a round, red fruit ending in a small point reminiscent of a breast. This characteristic gives it its evocative name, rooted in the imagery of Mediterranean gardens.

In the vegetable garden, it grows vigorously, forming indeterminate plants that can reach 1.6 m in height. Its dense foliage requires good staking to support its regular and generous production. In a well-exposed, fertile spot , it thrives in the sun, drawing on fertile soil to produce fruits that are both fleshy, firm, and visually unique.

An heirloom tomato variety originating from the Black Sea region, Black Sea Man has gained popularity in northern gardens thanks to its early maturity and generous fruit. Its medium-sized tomatoes display dark, nuanced hues when ripe, a distinctive feature that stands out against the deep green foliage.

In the garden, according to the plant identification guide, it is distinguished by its determined growth habit , which limits its height, making it easy to cultivate without the need for frequent pruning and trellising. During the warmer months, it produces a good quantity of fleshy fruits, ideal for the kitchen garden: sliced ​​in summer salads, in sandwiches, or for everyday cooking. Its early ripening makes it a valued companion in vegetable gardens with shorter summers, where reliable varieties well-suited to the Quebec climate are sought.