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Our Goals

Offer a diverse selection of culinary herbs and pollinator-friendly plants to the Saskatoon area

Be your go-to source for all of the classic herbs, in addition to new-to-you herbs that are hard to find elsewhere

Inspire you to explore new cuisines, and new plants that improve habitats for beneficial insects and pollinators

Robyn (and Jaypeg)

Why You’ll Love Us

  • Local
  • Fresh
  • Variety
  • Urban gardening
  • Fun!

We’re two prairie women who are passionate about growing herbs. We’re looking to fill a gap in the Saskatoon plant landscape by supplying the most interesting variety of herbs around! Learn more about us.

Kaila (and Jamie)
We thought we had a crop failure but just found three showy milkweed seedlings that popped up when we weren't paying attention! This is the monarch butterfly plant and it can be hard to find (A Prairie Bouquet is sold out), so if you want one or all of these please make a preorder today! If they don't get ordered we will have them with us on Saturday for sale. An old picture from late March 2021 - oregano harvest from 2020! Did you know that sturdier herbs like oregano, rosemary and thyme will keep in the fridge for many months? Just put them in a ziploc bag with a damp paper towel; I have had oregano last 6 months or more this way. FLASH SALE! This heat has not been kind to cool season plants like dill and cilantro so we are blowing out our remaining stock. The plants are still in decent condition but the continuing heat will trigger bolting any day now (though if you've got a cool spot in your yard you might be able to hold it off for another week or two). Save the seeds and replant for multiple harvests throughout the season, or freeze the flower heads for pickling later in the season. Hummingbird lovers' trio! We've got two tithonia (Mexican sunflower) plants left, and a limited amount of dragonhead and hummingbird mint, all begging to be transplanted. These three plants together in a pot will create a hummingbird paradise on your deck! Double up quantities to make a custom six pack and add a four-pack of assorted bergamot for optimum pollinator power! We are down to our last two weeks of the season already! If you haven't stocked up on oregano and basil, this is the week to do it before we sell out! Thanks to everyone who supported us at the Warman Farmers' Market these past two Thursdays! We are sorry that we got rained out TWICE! If you had been hoping to catch us in Warman but didn't make it, we won't be returning to the market this year but we always have curbside pickup in Martensville - send us a message if you'd like this option. Our mojito mint is our bread and butter but we need to mention our other two specialty mints - grapefruit and pineapple. These fruit flavoured mints will take your cocktail/mocktail game to the next level! Pick some up today at the Warman Farmers' Market! (Note that we will not be arriving until about 3pm today.) @broadwayyxe we are back this Saturday! You asked for more lavender, we are bringing more lavender! Veggies are buy one get one free on Saturday and online! "What is dragonhead?" - one of the most common questions we're getting this year when people find it in our stash of plants! Sometimes also called by a longer name "Moldavian Dragonhead Balm", this is a plant you NEED to add to your pollinator garden. About half the plants have lemony-scented leaves (one of these years we need to plan better and only sell ones with lemon leaves) which can be used for tea, and the flowers are extremely beloved by all pollinators. Bees and hummingbirds were frequent visitors to my plants last summer. I loved watching the bees stuff their heads wayyyy in to sip the nectar!

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Check back regularly for quick updates on our availability, what’s in season, recipes, and more!

Too much dill?

Last week we did a social post about having too much self-seeded dill and asked for suggestions for how to use a lot of dill. We had a great response and wanted to share some of the suggestions on the blog so these great ideas don’t fade away into the social media ether. You can…

The Mint Conundrum

For all its easy-growing glory, mint is a complicated plant from an identification perspective. Mint is the typical gateway herb for new gardeners. It is incredibly easy to grow, smells glorious, and has many culinary uses. Of course, it is also an AGGRESSIVE spreader, so we beg you, grow it in a pot. We love…

A backyard greenhouse for around $350!

One of the challenges of starting a business from scratch is keeping costs down when we don’t have any revenue to pay for our supplies and infrastructure. Kaila and Jason took on the challenge with gusto and designed a reasonably-priced backyard hoop house where a lot of our plants are going to live this summer…

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