Seasonal produce
Grown in the field - hand harvested to order



Summer
Heirloom tomatoes, lettuce, zucchini, cucumber, carrots, beetroot, radish, warrigal greens, rhubarb, herbs, pea tendrils, sunflower shoots, seasonal microgreens.
Being field grown, our Summer market garden is in full production from late January until late March.
Autumn / Winter
Heirloom carrots, beetroot, kale, radish, turnips, broccoletti, ruby chard, spinach, lettuce, mustard greens, snow peas, warrigal greens, rocket, herbs, pea shoots, seasonal microgreens.
Frost sweetened Winter vegetables are incredible! This is our favourite time in the market garden.
Spring
Romanesco broccoli, kale, broccoletti, kale-ini, purple broccoletti, carrots, beetroot, radish, lettuce, rocket, turnips, mustard greens, snow peas, warrigal greens, herbs, pea tendrils, sunflower shoots, seasonal microgreens.
**All produce available subject to seasonal conditions as we work alongside mother nature.
We also have a selected range of heirloom seed available
Grown specifically for cool climates
Head to our shop for our available seed, and to make your purchase (prices include GST).
Seeds are posted via Australia Post, but only to Victoria, Queensland, NSW, SA.
Pick up from our farmgate is also available.


Why heirlooms?
Our ancestors grew vegetables mostly out of necessity. When they came across a vegetable that thrived within their local environment and also tasted great, they saved the seed to allow it to be grown again year after year. Seeds in those days were "open pollinated" and not "owned" by a big corporation, so could be grown freely and true to form each year.
These seeds then became an heirloom (pronounced "air-loom"). Much like precious pieces of jewellery or furniture might be passed down from generation to generation, these seeds were saved year after year and given to others to grow their own piece of history. Many heirloom seed varieties are thousands of years old, each with its own unique story and heritage.
Heirloom vegetables are all about taste, with the added bonus of vibrant colour, unique shapes and sizes that are rarely found in supermarkets or green grocers.
You will be amazed at the number and variety of vegetables that actually exist.