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Romaine lettuce speckled with red. The sweetest in our collection. 1997 First prize winner of a taste contest, among 900 other lettuce varieties. Gorgeous and supremely flavorful, many should fall under its spell.

Austrian heirloom. Its name translates as : « speckled like a trout ».

Pkt : 250 seeds.

Dwarf bean variety that produces a seed halfway between pea and fava bean. According to the Potager d'Antan : « It was still being cultivated in 1999 by a 80 year old man from Lotbinière, Monsieur Laliberté, who confirmed us the plant was unique in Canada. (...) Given by Laliberté's son to Antoine D'Avignon, Seeds of Diversity guardian angel. Antoine passed away in 2003. His sister, Mme. Gisèle D'Avignon, gave us the seeds. »

Delicious in pea soup, a traditional meal in the province of Quebec in the past century.

This variety is very rare and is considered endangered.

Indeterminate.

Italian red tomato. Heart-shaped fruit with a pointed tip, which inspired its name. Flavorful and dense flesh, perfect for sauces and sandwichs. Very good yields, although it is a late season variety. It is resistant to diseases and will handle transportation and manipulation, I would recommend it for vegetable markets.

One of our top 3!

Pkt : 35 seeds.

Romaine lettuce speckled with red. The sweetest in our collection. 1997 First prize winner of a taste contest, among 900 other lettuce varieties. Gorgeous and supremely flavorful, many should fall under its spell.

Austrian heirloom. Its name translates as : « speckled like a trout ».

Pkt : 250 seeds.

Dwarf bean variety that produces a seed halfway between pea and fava bean. According to the Potager d'Antan : « It was still being cultivated in 1999 by a 80 year old man from Lotbinière, Monsieur Laliberté, who confirmed us the plant was unique in Canada. (...) Given by Laliberté's son to Antoine D'Avignon, Seeds of Diversity guardian angel. Antoine passed away in 2003. His sister, Mme. Gisèle D'Avignon, gave us the seeds. »

Delicious in pea soup, a traditional meal in the province of Quebec in the past century.

This variety is very rare and is considered endangered.

Indeterminate.

Italian red tomato. Heart-shaped fruit with a pointed tip, which inspired its name. Flavorful and dense flesh, perfect for sauces and sandwichs. Very good yields, although it is a late season variety. It is resistant to diseases and will handle transportation and manipulation, I would recommend it for vegetable markets.

One of our top 3!

Pkt : 35 seeds.