AAS winner. 

Day neutral type hybrid. 

45 strawberries per plant in a 3 month span. 

120 Days

Mulberry seeds are tiny, typically dark, and require specific pretreatment (soaking, then cold stratification) to germinate, producing fast-growing trees with sweet, edible berries (white, red, or black) and leaves used for tea or fodder, though they need care as they can hybridize with native species and their milky sap can be mildly toxic if ingested.

Size: Very small.

Appearance: Varies by type (e.g., white, red).

Pretreatment: Soak in water for days (changing water daily), then cold stratify (moist chilling) for months (e.g., 90-120 days) before sowing.

Sowing: Surface sow after stratification in a peat/perlite mix, keeping moist.

Germination: Can take weeks to months after proper stratification. 

White Mulberry (Morus alba): Fast-growing, sweet, pinkish-white to lavender berries; leaves are silk-worm food.

Red Mulberry (Morus rubra): Native, heart-shaped leaves, dark berries, sweeter than white.

Fruit: Sweet, oblong, stain-free (white), used fresh or for jams/drying; unripe fruit causes issues.

Leaves/Sap: Edible (tea), but the milky sap is mildly toxic. 

Growing Notes

Hardiness: Varies by type (Zones 4-8 common).

Sun/Soil: Full sun, prefers moist, humus-rich soil but adaptable.

Pollen: Male trees produce pollen, causing allergy issues; female trees absorb pollen, making them allergy-friendly. 

Mazzard Cherry is a robust and determined cherry tree that offers high yields of tiny, delicious cherries! This wild-ish variety is extremely disease resistant and works great as a root stock for grafting other varieties. Mazzard is productive but also incredibly beautiful!

Sweet Cherry, (Mazzard Cherry), Prunus avium, Tree Seeds Hardy, Adaptable, Easy to Grow, Fast Growth, Showy Fragrant Flowers, Fall Color, Edible Fruits, Attracts Birds and Butterflies, Wildlife Food/Shelter, Shade Tree, Timber, Cold Tolerant Prunus avium is a deciduous fruiting tree that typically grows 20 to 30 feet tall in cultivation but may reach 60 feet in its native habitat. It is native to Europe and Asia and has been cultivated in the United States since colonial times.

It is a parent of many of the sweet cherry cultivars sold in commerce today for fruit production such as the popular Bing Cherry. Fragrant white flowers to 1.5 inches appear singly or in 3 to 5 flowered clusters in spring slightly before the foliage emerges. Flowers are followed by small sweet red to black cherries which ripen in early summer.

Grape vines will rapidly climb your patio trellis and provide you with welcome summer shade and delicious grapes.

Elderberry seeds come from shrubs known for fragrant white flowers and dark berries used in syrups/jams, requiring specific warm/cold treatments (stratification) to germinate, as untreated seeds stay dormant; they grow into fast-spreading bushes with medicinal/ornamental value, but seeds, stems, leaves, and roots contain toxins, so only ripe, cooked berries are safe. 

Type: Hardy, deciduous, multi-stemmed shrubs/small trees.

Flowers: Tiny, fragrant, white/cream, in large, flat-topped clusters (umbels) in spring/early summer.

Fruit: Clusters of dark purple-black berries (or red, depending on variety) in late summer, edible when cooked.

Size: Typically 5-12 feet tall, can form colonies by suckering.

Habitat: Prefers moist soils, found in woodlands, streambanks, roadsides. 

Appearance: Very small, dark seeds.

Dormancy: Seeds have deep dormancy and need specific pretreatment (stratification) to sprout.

Treatment: Requires a warm period (60 days) followed by a long, cold, moist period (150 days), mimicking winter conditions.

Planting: Sow shallowly (just under surface), keep moist; usually takes 1-3 years to establish from seed.

Note: Growing from cuttings is often faster and more predictable than from seed. 

Uses & Caution

Culinary: Flowers for cordials; cooked berries for syrups, jams, jellies, wines.

Wildlife: Flowers attract pollinators; berries feed birds.

Medicinal: Berries used in immune-supportive syrups.

TOXICITY: Seeds, leaves, stems, and roots contain cyanide-inducing glycosides; must be cooked to be safe. 

Strawberry spinach is a bit of a misnomer. It is related to spinach and the leaves taste similar, but its berries share little with strawberries beyond color. The leaves are edible, but their flavor is very light and only mildly sweet.

Confound your friends at dinner parties with "fruit" in the salad bowl! You can eat the leaves of the same plant like spinach. And the roots like radishes too!! This very quick growing and amusing plant produces little red "strawberries" all the way along its stems.

SOWING ADVICE

SOW IN SPRING OUTSIDE, DIRECTLY INTO THE GROUND OR IN POTS. KEEP MOIST IN A WARM, LIGHT SPOT. PLANT OUT IN GOOD GARDEN SOIL FOR BEST RESULTS.

Grow 5 times faster than outdoor growing. Simply add water, small vial of growing nutrient, set automatic timers, and go! Perfect for basil, thyme, sage, parsley, peppers, cilantro, cherry tomatoes, rosemary, fruits, vegetables, flowers and so on. Enjoy fresh fruit and herbs with no harmful substances or pesticides.

Why is our unit better than pod units? 

Pod units require you to purchase seed pod kits which increases your spending and reliance upon those pods for future growing. With our unit, you can add your own seed to the grower and get the same end result. We also give you the seeds for free. Secondly, you can find confidence in knowing that the seed grade provided is at the standard for Canada for these kits. 

What is included in the kit?

1. Assembly instructions 

2. Standard setup (32 seed plugs, 32 seed nets)

3. Complimentary 12 seed packets with mix of herbs, tomato, vegetable and flowers.

4. Free vials of nutrients. 

Grow 5 times faster than outdoor growing. Simply add water, small vial of growing nutrient, set automatic timers, and go! Perfect for basil, thyme, sage, parsley, peppers, cilantro, cherry tomatoes, rosemary, fruits, vegetables, flowers and so on. Enjoy fresh fruit and herbs with no harmful substances or pesticides.

Why is our unit better than pod units? 

Pod units require you to purchase seed pod kits which increases your spending and reliance upon those pods for future growing. With our unit, you can add your own seed to the grower and get the same end result. We also give you the seeds for free. Secondly, you can find confidence in knowing that the seed grade provided is at the standard for Canada for these kits. 

What is included in the kit?

1. Assembly instructions 

2. Standard setup (96 seed plugs, 32 seed nets)

3. 1 Bottle of Nutrient (500mL)

4. 30 x FREE Seed Packet for Indoor Growing. Each packet weighs up to 7 grams worth of seeds. Varieties will include herbs, lettuces, tomatoes, peppers, and flowers.

5. Complimentary Rechargeable Automatic Gardening Sprayer Gun, 800 mL or 350mL valued at $79.99 each. 

6. 10 Plant Support Rods/Dowels with Ties for Plant Support