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Edible flower seeds

Capucine poivrée, souci aux pétales d'or, bourrache au goût de concombre, pensée sucrée : une vingtaine de cultivars à semer au Québec, tous comestibles du bouton à la fleur, tous cultivés sans pesticides.

ciboulette
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Chives

Fresh onions all season long

425$
Musk mallow
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Musk mallow

Edible pink flowers

425$
Resina Calendula
Resina Calendula

The poor man's saffron, in the vegetable garden

425$

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Bourrache
Borage

Its blue flowers are edible

425$
Capucines naines en mélange : fleurs comestibles orange, rouges et jaunes
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Dwarf Nasturtium Mix

Edible flowers that protect the vegetable garden

450$
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Crackerjack Marigold
Crackerjack Marigold

It keeps pests away from the vegetable garden

425$
Giant Sunflower Mammoth
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Giant Sunflower Mammoth

Three meters tall

425$

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Goldy Double Sunflower
Goldy Double Sunflower

Tousled yellow flowers

425$
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Creeping Nasturtium Mix
−29%
Creeping Nasturtium Mix

Three meters of edible flowers

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Calypso Calendula
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Calypso Calendula

A profusion of flowers to pick

425$
Organic "Edible Flower Mix" Seed Box
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Organic "Edible Flower Mix" Seed Box

Edible flowers for your plate

2500$
Cornflower
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Cornflower

A blue flower that pollinators love

425$
Sunflower Velvet Queen
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Sunflower Velvet Queen

Dense, contrasting coloring

425$
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Maayan Calendula
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Maayan Calendula

Dark orange, on a compact plant

425$
Monarda fistulosa
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Monarda fistulosa

Its petals are edible

425$
Erfurter Calendula
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Erfurter Calendula

Double flowers, vibrant orange

425$

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Nasturtium Empress of India
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Nasturtium Empress of India

A flamboyant red, on a dwarf plant

425$
Arikara Giant Sunflower
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Arikara Giant Sunflower

Grown by the Arikara of Dakota

425$
Blue linen
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Blue linen

Its seeds are rich in omega-3

425$
Coreopsis Hohe
Coreopsis Hohe

Its flowers dye orange

425$
Sunflower Hella Sonnenblume
Sunflower Hella Sonnenblume

A dwarf sunflower for borders

425$
Pink-flowered dandelion
Pink-flowered dandelion

Less bitter than wild dandelion

425$
Crackerjack Marigold
Crackerjack Marigold

Double, edible pansies

425$
Korean Agastache
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Korean Agastache

Bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds visit them

425$
Musk mallow
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Musk mallow

The same, in white and shorter

425$

Frequently asked questions

Quelles fleurs du jardin peut-on manger sans risque ?

Capucine, souci, bourrache, pensée, bleuet, œillet d'Inde, tournesol, ciboulette, monarde, mauve et coréopsis comptent parmi les plus sûres. La règle absolue : ne mangez que des fleurs cultivées sans traitement, donc semées par vous. Les plants achetés en jardinerie ornementale et les bouquets de fleuriste sont presque toujours traités.

Quand et comment récolter les fleurs comestibles ?

Le matin, une fois la rosée évaporée, en choisissant des fleurs qui viennent de s'ouvrir. Ne les lavez pas : secouez-les pour déloger les insectes. Utilisez-les le jour même, ou conservez-les deux jours au frigo entre deux feuilles de papier absorbant, dans un contenant fermé.

Mange-t-on la fleur entière ?

Cela dépend. Pensée, violette, bourrache et capucine se mangent entières, en retirant simplement les sépales poilus de la bourrache. Pour le souci, le bleuet, l'œillet d'Inde et le tournesol, on ne garde que les pétales : le cœur est amer ou coriace.

Here are our local seed producers

Thanks to the skills of our producers, we can offer you high-quality seeds that will yield resilient plants adapted to our Quebec climate. We have over 10 seed producers!

Jean-David Lacasse

Saint-Gilles, Chaudière-Appalaches, zone 4b

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Yves Gagnon

“A seed grower is above all a gardener.”

Saint-Didace, Lanaudière, zone 4b.

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Diane Mackay

Seed grower, herbalist and author of the book

40 medicinal plants for the family pharmacy

Saint-Didace, Lanaudière, zone 4b.

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Marie-Claude Comeau

Certified organic seed farm

Manseau, Centre-du-Québec, zone 4b.

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Caroline Prud'homme

Nature Culture Seed Farm

Frelighsburg, Estrie, Zone 5a.

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Martin Drouin

Seed producer in Natural Culture

Saint-Didace, Lanaudière, zone 4b.

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Hélène Saby

Certified organic seed farm

Saint-Chrysostome, Montérégie, zone 5b.

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Gabriel Blanchet

Seed producer in Natural Culture

Saint-Émilie-de-l'Énergie, Lanaudière, zone 3b.

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A huge thank you for your exceptional work and your generosity in sharing your knowledge. Thanks to you, we have access to seeds adapted to our climate and a wealth of valuable information for successful farming. Your passion for agriculture and biodiversity is a true inspiration.

Thank you for promoting Quebec's expertise and helping to preserve precious varieties. Your commitment makes all the difference for local gardeners.

With all our gratitude,
The Guilbault and Paquette family
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