1 review

$1.99 for almost a years worth of cauliflower. Can't beat that. I like these because they grow fast and you can get a 2nd crop all in one season. They freeze really well and are fantastic fresh too.

1 review

These take a long time to grow. You need to plant them early and cut them down after the first frost in the fall. They taste sweeter that way. These are easy to grow and freeze well. Kiddo thinks they look cool on the stalk as they grow and eats them. I think it makes a...

1 review

These are a pretty solid broccoli. I like that I can grow two crops of them in one growing season. They freeze well and are great fresh too. I haven't had any problems with worms or other pests with them. The heads are quite large.

1 review

I like these because the seeds stay small and lots are ready at the same time. That means I don't need as many plants to make a few jars of pickles for the family. They are great to eat off the vine too. I also like that they grow straight and very few if any curl. Hey are...

1 review

These grow fast and produce a lot of cucumbers if you keep picking them. Only a couple plants will keep us fed all summer long. These are about 8 inches long when ready to eat. Fantastic fresh off the vine or in salads.

1 review

Love love love these!! They kind of have a citrusy pineapple flavour to them. They can be invasive so they have their own bed in my back yard. The only problem is that they are so tasty I hardly ever get a chance to dehydrate them for salads. They are expensive to buy in the...

2 reviews

Its a must have in the garden...start slow inside and when the temperature allows let the planting begging... Easy to grow easy to remove when ready and so delicious love growing my own food.

1 review

These grow in all kinds of bad soil and thrive in neglect! I like that they are a low maintenance plant. So far every one has sprouted. They are perennial so I only have to buy them once and I have flowers for life! Good deal.

1 review

I grow these every year! They look like bushy pretty daisies. They smell amazing when growing and I pick and dry them for tea all winter long. They like a lot of sun. The more you pick the more they flower and work well in pots too.

1 review

These are pretty purple flowers. They look and smell beautiful while growing. Cut and dried they make great tea for the winter and I find that home grown echinacea works better than store bought for fending off colds. It is a perennial so you only have to buy it once and will...

1 review

These are my favourite sunflower mixes to get. I have several packages to plant by the door. They grow at all different heights so it is like a wall of sunflower heads. It has all different kinds in yellows, red and oranges and even has the fluffy looking teddy bear ones...

1 review

These are super fun to grow. If you thin them to one pumpkin per vine you get some seriously giant pumpkins. Like 1000 lbs +. They need a lot of water and fertilizer. Definitely a show stopper of a pumpkin.

2 reviews

After years spent pulling weeds I read someones comments on how well this worked on weeds I have tried many products store bought and homemade but they would always come back. I am so glad that this works it will give me more time to enjoy my family.

1 review

We have a huge treed property, with about 2.5 acres and when the fall comes around I can't wait to tackle the leaves. In the beginning I was optimistic that I could (with a bit of help) rake the the front, back and side yards and bag the leaves. That thought quickly passed after...

3 reviews

I love these. I have a small stockpile of them. We have bonfires 2-3 times a month in the summer, and these work better than any other non-spray item I've tried. The smell is not that noticeable, and only lets out a small amount of smoke that keeps the bugs away.

1 review

We tend to have friends and family over alot so instead of running into the house for beverages I started looking for one and I found this one its stainless steel on wheels has a towel rack, bottle opener and a handy cap catcher to keep your station neat. It was around $230 very...

1 review

I bought a 3 Piece Bistro Set with built in ice bucket and made with cast aluminum and is very nice looking pictures don't do it justice. The chairs are very sturdy. I bought at Costco for 240.00 you can't beat that price.

1 review

Another great find at Costco. I saw these outdoor cube led lights that you could use to sit on or use as a table or decorate your outdoors. They are so cool they come in 3 sizes 20 cm 30 cm and 40 cm. I'm definitely getting more I have so many ideas now. The set of 3 costs...

1 review

I bought a yew from Home Depot garden shop for $50. I was pleasantly surprised how big it was for the price. It provides a barrier/screen between my neighbour and myself on my deck.

1 review

I bought boxwood mini shrubs from Rona for my back yard to frame my walkway. I trim them into ball shapes which look nice. Some people connect them into a low hedge, which is also fun. They are a hardy plant and survive winters in Vancouver. There are a lot of varieties.