Fall and Winter Seedling Plants Available
Find our plants at Top Shelf Feeds - corner of Duncan and Manson in Powell River. We have:
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Arugula - Nice deep green tangy arugula. Can grow all winter if it is mild or if protected.
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Broccoli – Packman - A smaller fast growing variety great for fall harvest. Remember to eat the side shoots too
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Broccoli – Purple Sprouting - This will overwinter and have many small heads starting in February. One of our long time favourites.
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Brussels Sprouts – Catskill - Planted now you can eat the sprouts through the winter.
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Cabbage – Danish Ball Head - Slower to grow, it can remain in the garden well into the winter.
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Cauliflower – Green Goddess - Plant now for big heads in the early spring. A pretty green variety
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Collards - Plant now and you will have collards through the late fall, winter and early spring.
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Kale – Lacinato - Planted in late August and September and you will have long strappy leaves of kale through the late fall, winter and early spring. Great for kale chips.
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Kale – Redbor - a nice red kale through the late fall, winter and early spring.
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Kohlrabi – Purple - Plant now for sweater kohlrabi for Christmas and beyond.
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Lettuce – Rouge D’Hiver - A nice red winter lettuce that will continue to grow into the winter, perhaps beyond if it is mild.
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Lettuce – Winter Density - A nice green winter lettuce that will continue to grow into the winter, perhaps beyond if it is mild.
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Mustard – Komatsuna Red - A beautiful addition to the winter salad, this mustard is tangy and grows well through the winter.
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Onion – Red Rum Bunching - This scallion type will continue to grow through the fall and can be picked for use as you need them in the winter.
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Onion – Walla Walla - These are the big sweet onions we all enjoy in early summer. Overwintering them gets you a jump on the season.
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Spinach – Bloomsdale - Spinach planted now will continue to grow through the fall and winter. Pick the leaves to enjoy until growth slows down. Do not pull the plants – they will start to grow again in March.
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Swiss Chard – Rainbow - Chard will continue to grow into the fall and you can pick individual leaves for as long as it grows. If it freezes let it thaw before picking.
