Grown in Northern Ontario

All Open Pollinated Heritage & Heirloom Seeds

Over 1,400 Varieties – All grown by me here in Sudbury, Ontario!

100% Organic Seeds

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Welcome to my seed collection! Heritage Hobby Seed Ark is my hope to bring attention to the incredible vegetable and fruit varieties that are unknown to most gardeners, and encourage people to explore the remarkable diversity of varieties that I’ve collected. On this ark are some of the rarest seed varieties in Canada, gathered from all around the world and grown here in my backyard gardens. I’m a hobby gardener, plant explorer and seed collector. All these seeds are grown by me! Every year I grow a large variety of unique plants at home here in Sudbury, Ontario and collect their seeds to share this magical and delicious diversity with other gardeners across Canada. Please stay awhile and have a look around! There is so much to discover!

All seed packs $4.00

Shippping :

$5.00 Flat Rate

*Number of Seeds Per Packet*

Pole Beans: 25-30 Seeds, 20 for very large seeded varieties.

Bush Beans: 20 Seeds, 25 for very small seeded varieties.

Peas: 25, a few very large seeded pea varieties will have 20.

Extra Large Beans i.e. Favas, Runner Beans: 8-10

Tomatoes: 25-50 Seeds

Peppers: 25-35 Seeds

Most of the remaining seed types – fruits. lettuce and so forth, I give a generous portion of seeds.

I post the year the seeds were grown as this is site is a seed company as well as a preservation seed ark, and I believe in transparency. Seeds that are stored well can last for many, many years. Seeds that are 5 years old will still germinate at very high rates because I store them in excellent conditions. I highly encourage you to save your own seeds as well, and do not be discouraged by information or organizations that make you feel like you can’t. You can! And seeds you save from your own garden tend to perform better, especially legumes.

Other Questions? Contact me – sudburyheirloomseedark@ gmail.com