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Originating from the Hawaiian Islands, the Poamoho Dark Long eggplant captivates with its elongated shape and deep purple, almost black, color. This heirloom variety, often grown in home gardens, is finding its place in today's organic vegetable gardens where it is prized for its mild flavor and dense flesh.
In the garden, it displays quiet vigor, offering fruit that is both visually appealing and delicious. A generous plant, it blends gracefully with companion plants and naturally contributes to a vibrant balance between production and biodiversity. This is an eggplant that knows how to take its time, rewarding the attentive gardener with a flavorful and refined harvest.
Hopi Red Dye amaranth is a remarkable traditional variety, known for its intense red color, which makes it particularly prized in natural dyeing. Cultivated for centuries by the Hopi people, this ornamental and dye plant is distinguished by its red pigment-rich grains and slender growth habit. In addition to its value for eco-friendly textile dyeing, Hopi Red Dye amaranth offers an elegant silhouette and attractive texture for ornamental gardens.
This planner/calendar is adapted to our time zone and Quebec's climate. It offers an introduction to using the lunar calendar to improve crop yields.
Despite its name suggesting whiteness, the White Pour tomato reveals a vibrant red fruit, a nod to the fertile paradoxes of life. Originating in Ukraine, this early-maturing tomato embodies the wisdom of deceptive appearances, where outward simplicity conceals a well-ripened richness.
Its determined and compact habit (50 cm at maturity) makes it perfect for container gardening. In a productive vegetable garden, it forms a small, stable, productive, and vigorous presence, especially in two-gallon pots. Its rapid growth—barely 60 days—and resistance to cracking make it a faithful companion for changeable summers and small, sunny spaces. A variety that reminds us that modesty is sometimes a sign of profound generosity.
Radish lovers will be delighted with this mix containing black and pink radish seeds. In addition to their pleasant, peppery flavor, radishes are an excellent source of vitamin C and can help, among other things, to promote bile flow and dissolve kidney stones.
- Excellent fresh and crunchy texture.
- Cultivation by germination or in potting soil.
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Information table for successfully growing seedlings in potting soil:
- Variety: Radish (Pink China Radish, Daikon Radish, Black Radish, Ruby Red Radish, Volcano Radish)
- Family: Brassicaceae
- Suggested growing method: Sprouter and potting soil
- Standard quantity (g): 2 tbsp* – 20g**
- Soaking time: 4-8 hours
- Germination time: 3-4 days
- Growth time: 8-10 days
* for a 1 L sprouting tray
** for a 10″ x 20″ tray
Source: Germina
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Photo credit: Caroline Dostie and Point-Virgule
Base's cruciferous mesclun mix brings together several leafy cabbages and close relatives from the large Brassicaceae family, chosen for their tender young leaves and rapid growth. In a corner of the vegetable garden, it forms in a few weeks a carpet of varied greens, with more or less distinct shapes, reminiscent of the age-old act of harvesting a handful of leaves with a knife for the day's cooking.
In the garden, this mix thrives in welcoming, cool soil , where the gardener can observe its consistent regrowth week after week. Harvested young, it provides crisp leaves for salads; a little more mature, it becomes a nourishing bouquet for quick stir-fries. Its diversity strengthens the resilience of the living garden and naturally complements the seasonal cycle in the vegetable patch.
Art Verrell's corn is an old line of sweet corn, passed down through North American family gardens before being preserved by seed artisans. Its ears with yellow and white kernels evoke traditional fields and farmers' markets, where the age-old act of harvesting is still part of daily life.
In the garden, this corn forms a sturdy, upright clump that structures the vegetable patch and creates a protective green wall in a vibrant garden . In addition to providing sweet ears for cooking, it contributes to a welcoming habitat for small wildlife. Integrated into a holistic approach and respectful cultivation , it naturally finds its place in the cycle of the seasons, alongside squash and beans.
Amaranth Opopeo is a sumptuous ornamental and vegetable plant, particularly prized for its magnificent, bright red flower heads that bring a warm and vibrant touch to any garden. Its decorative foliage and vigorous growth make it an ideal variety for planting in beds or borders. Besides its striking appearance, amaranth is a nutritious plant, often cultivated for its protein-rich seeds, as well as being used as a leafy vegetable in several traditional cultures.
Native to North America, hairy rudbeckia ( Rudbeckia hirta ) first established itself in open meadows and along roadsides before finding its place in ecological gardens. Its flowers, with golden-yellow ray florets surrounding a dark brown center, evoke the late summer sun and bring a warm touch to the living garden.
Whether in a well-tended vegetable garden or a naturalistic flowerbed, it offers a welcoming presence: its abundant flowering attracts bees and other pollinators, contributing to a harmonious garden. Its remarkable resilience and ability to thrive in welcoming soil, without excessive demands, make it a reliable plant, valued for enlivening the cycle of seasons and supporting abundant biodiversity.
This complete and perfectly balanced fertilizer is ideal for optimal and abundant foliage growth.
- Natural fertilizer made from snow crab meal, seaweed and alfalfa
- NPK 6-1-5 or NPK 5-2-6
- Contains all the essential elements for growth.
- Twice as much foliage with just one application!
- Product not soluble in water that must be mixed with the soil
- Product approved for organic farming by Québec Vrai
- Product included in the MAPAQ biological inputs manual.
'Redventure' celery is a modern creation that originated in the early 1990s in the United States, the result of the work of breeder Frank Morton . By crossing the old red-ribbed variety 'Giant Red' , renowned for its color but considered fibrous, with the milder and more vigorous green variety 'Ventura' , he created a stabilized hybrid variety that combines the colorful beauty of the old heritage with the taste quality of modern lines .
'Redventure' is prized for its deep red petioles , crisp flesh , balanced flavor , and excellent garden performance . Now a stabilized and open-pollinated variety, it is part of the growing trend of organic, reproducible seeds, acclaimed as much for its vigor as for its remarkable appearance.
Originaire des régions méditerranéennes et d’Asie orientale, le chrysanthème comestible (Glebionis coronaria, anciennement Chrysanthemum coronarium) a voyagé des bords de mer aux potagers familiaux. Dans de nombreux pays d’Asie, on le connaît surtout sous le nom de shungiku et il fait partie du quotidien culinaire, cueilli jeune pour ses feuilles tendres et aromatiques.
Dans un jardin vivant, il forme une touffe légère au feuillage très découpé, d’un vert doux, qui dégage un parfum caractéristique lorsqu’on le frôle. Plus tard dans la saison, ses fleurs en forme de petites marguerites jaunes ou jaune et blanc apportent une note lumineuse au potager nourricier. C’est une plante de confiance, qui s’intègre avec naturel dans une démarche de culture respectueuse et diversifiée, offrant à la fois récolte comestible et présence florale pour les pollinisateurs.
This complete and perfectly balanced fertilizer is ideal for the abundant production of fruits and vegetables.
- Natural fertilizer made from snow crab meal, seaweed and alfalfa
- NPK 4-1-9
- Contains all the essential elements for growth
- Product not soluble in water that must be mixed with the soil
- Product approved for organic farming by Québec Vrai
- Product included in the MAPAQ biological inputs manual.
Originating from Thai culinary tradition, the Prik Chi Faa chili pepper is one of those elongated chilies that flavor dishes more than they set them on fire. In a kitchen garden, it offers a beautiful exotic touch without disrupting the harmony of the vegetable patch: its bright green foliage, its discreet flowering of small white blossoms, and its slender fruits that turn red when ripe create a light yet assertive presence.
In the vegetable garden, this chili pepper produces medium-sized, well-branched plants, suitable for both flowerbeds and large containers in a sunny spot. The staggered harvest follows the summer cycle until the first frosts, allowing you to pick green and then red fruits as needed. It's a variety well-suited to gardens in cool summer climates, as long as there is sufficient warmth and light, and it fits naturally into a respectful and diversified gardening approach.
Notre mélange de semences pour sol sec est idéal pour créer un écosystème résilient et peu exigeant en entretien.
Adapté aux conditions arides, ce mélange de fleurs et d’herbes vivaces favorise la biodiversité, attire les pollinisateurs et offre une beauté saisonnière avec des floraisons variées. Parfait pour les jardins écologiques, les espaces ouverts et les zones de restauration naturelle.
Chaque sachet couvre environ 100 pieds carrés.
Hauteur minimum : 30 cm
Hauteur maximum : 150 cm
Espèces incluses dans le mélange:
- Barbon à balais(Schizachyrium scoparium)
- Ciboulette (Allium schoenoprasum)
- Coréopsis lancéolé (Coreopsis lanceolata)
- Élyme du Canada (Elymus canadensis)
- Élyme étalé (Elymus hystrix)
- Gnaphale à feuilles obtuses (Pseudognaphalium obtusifolium)
- Immortelle blanche (Anaphalis margaritacea)
- Onagre bisannuelle (Oenothera biennis)
- Penstémon hirsute (Penstemon hirsutus)
- Rudbeckie hérissée (Rudbeckia hirta)
- Sainfoin boréal (Hedysarum boreale)
- Sporobole à glumes inégales (Sporobolus heterolepis)
- Verge d'or à feuilles de graminée (Euthamia graminifolia)
- Verveine veloutée (Verbena stricta)
Achieve superior growth in harmony with the environment thanks to one of the most advanced and reliable technologies available: the MYKE mycorrhizal inoculant.
- For transplanting and sowing vegetables, fruits and herbs in pots or flower beds, indoors and outdoors.
- Endomycorrhizae in a natural mixture of fine granulation (vermiculite and peat) which allows good seed germination.
- Promotes faster growth for more abundant production.
- Reduces water requirements.
- When sowing in furrows, use 45 ml (3 tbsp) to 125 ml (1/2 cup) of MYKE below the seeds for each linear meter, depending on the width of the furrow.
- When planting, spread MYKE at the bottom of the planting hole.
- For optimal results, ensure that the roots are in contact with MYKE.
- Store at room temperature between 2°C – 20°C, away from frost and intense heat.
- For more information, see the product details .
Native to Japan, Red Mizuna is a brassica that captivates with its finely cut leaves, tinged with dark purple. Born from a refined agricultural tradition, it has long been cultivated in the pure waters of Kyoto, where its name "mizuna" — meaning "water-vegetable" — testifies to its connection with humid and nurturing gardens.
In the garden, it thrives from the first cool days of spring and returns vigorously at the end of summer, thus avoiding the intense heat that would trigger it to go to seed. With its bushy habit, rapid growth, and high cold tolerance (down to -12°C), it stands out as a reliable, simple, and generous plant. It allows for staggered harvests, perfect for extending the green season in harmony with the garden's gentle rhythm.
The GermiMason fits into Mason jars with a 2" neck to transform it into a true germinator.
The GermiMason includes a filter, a retention basin and a support stand with an ideal angle for drainage and aeration of seeds.
- 100% designed and manufactured in Quebec.
- 100% recyclable material, food grade, BPA-free or other contaminant-free.
- Zero waste because it is sold unpackaged with a barcode directly on the product.
- The angle is ideal for air circulation, drainage and light for the sprouts.
- The gutter eliminates the need to use a saucer.
- The spout provides an ideal angle when pouring water so that the seeds spread out in the Mason jar.
- If used correctly, the sprouting tray can last a lifetime.
Native to South America, Brazilian cress (also called brède mafane, Para cress or Electric Daisy) is a compact herbaceous annual (15 to 30 cm) which astonishes with its curious conical yellow flowers without petals and its dark green oval leaves , with a singular crunch.
Introduced to Quebec as an ornamental flower about ten years ago, this plant is now gaining recognition as a valuable condiment and medicinal herb . It is easy to grow: it thrives in well-drained, warm soil and full sun . It grows readily in pots or directly in the ground , making it ideal for small vegetable gardens.
Its dense foliage brings a beautiful plant texture to the vegetable garden, and its unusual flowers are an invitation to sensory curiosity.
Originating in Japan, the Black Futsu squash is a traditional variety prized for its hardiness and excellent storage qualities. Its matte black, slightly rough skin encases a dense and flavorful flesh that is suitable for both cooking and winter preservation.
In the garden, this squash stands out with its spreading, vigorous growth habit, offering abundant fruit at the end of summer. It is a generous partner for gardeners seeking to combine sustainable production with mild flavors. Its tough skin contributes to its longevity in the cellar, a valuable ally for overwintering in the heart of a bountiful garden.
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