Vegetable Transplants
We will start your garden with healthy plants. Come and get vegetable seedlings ready to plant. These are available at the farm for a few weeks from early May through mid-June.
Our wide selection of homegrown perennials, tomatoes, peppers and herbs is available from May 1st through the summer.
We grow only great tasting varieties that produce well in Wisconsin.
| VARIETY | COMMENTS |
| Arugula | Salad green - nutty and peppery! |
| Alpine Strawberries | Red or yellow. Very small berries, very sweet, bear all summer. Perennial. |
| Asparagus | Jersey Giant (sterile male) |
| Beans, pole | Kentucky Blue. 4 plants produce a handful of green beans every few days all summer! |
| Broccoli | |
| Cantalope | |
| Cauliflower | |
| Celery | Yes you CAN grow celery here. Keep it warm and moist for best flavor! |
| Cucumbers | Diva (seedless, burpless, non-bitter; beetle resistant) |
| Edible flowers | See Herbs page |
| Eggplant | Dusky (regular large fruits) |
| Thai long purple (long, slender fruits) HEIRLOOM | |
| Fennel (finocchio) | Bulbing fennel |
| Herbs | See Herbs page |
| Kale |
Black tuscan (Italian HEIRLOOM)-blue-green, quilted, sweet,
and tender Redbor - dark purple, ruffled, very tall. Sweet & tender. |
| Lettuce | Mixed varieties |
| Malabar "spinach" | Climbing vine, produces all summer |
| Pak Choi | Dwarf Chinese Cabbage. Early, tender, delicious raw or cooked |
| Peppers | 18 varieties. See separate page. peppers |
| Rhubarb | |
| Squash, summer | Yellow straightneck (Lioness). Productive; virus resistant |
| Squash, summer | Zucchini (Tigress). Productive; virus resistant |
| Squash, winter | Acorn |
| Swiss chard | Bright Lights |
| Tomatoes | 39 varieties. See separate page: tomatoes |
