Savor the taste of spring with tender, locally grown asparagus, perfect for roasting, grilling, or soups. Available from late April to early June.

Bedding plants, such as vibrant annuals and perennials, bring color and life to gardens and outdoor spaces.

Fresh-cut flowers from Durham Region brighten any space with their vibrant colors and fragrant scents, perfect for bouquets or special occasions.

Herbs typically grow from early spring to late fall, with some hardy varieties like chives and tarragon extending into the cooler months. Popular herbs such as basil, mint, rosemary, and thyme thrive in the warmer months, from April through October.

Local honey from Durham Region offers a rich, golden sweetness with unique floral notes that reflect the region's blossoms. Harvested from late spring through early fall.

Kale is a nutrient-packed green with deep leaves and earthy flavor, harvested from late spring through fall.

Herbs typically grow from early spring to late fall, with some hardy varieties like chives and tarragon extending into the cooler months. Popular herbs such as basil, mint, rosemary, and thyme thrive in the warmer months, from April through October.

Mushrooms, with their earthy flavor and meaty texture, are perfect for adding depth to soups, sauces, and various dishes. The growing season typically runs from spring through fall.

Enjoy the crisp, peppery flavors of locally grown radishes, perfect for salads, pickling, or adding a colorful crunch to your meals. The harvest runs from early spring through late fall.

Rhubarb, with its sharp, tangy taste, is perfect for pies, preserves, and adding a twist to savory dishes like stews or marinades. Harvest from late spring to early summer.,

Savor the fresh, earthy flavors of locally grown spinach, perfect for salads, smoothies, or cooking. The harvest runs from early April to November, with fresh spinach available at farmers' markets and farm stands throughout the season.

Vibrant and nutrient-packed, Swiss chard adds a splash of color and flavor to your garden or plate. With its rich, leafy greens and brightly colored stems, Swiss chard thrives through the cooler months, typically harvested from late spring through fall.