This came to me a couple of years ago from the owner of my favorite health food store.  It's a perennial onion but not one that I'm familiar with.  It grows well in my zone 2b and is increasing steadily.  I've used the greens on a regular basis throughout the summer and they are a wonderful addition to meals.  I would say they have an intense onion flavor, stronger than a chive or a bunching onion. 

Worth a spot in your garden.

Bush Bean Heirloom  65 Days 

Long green meaty pods, my favorite green bean hands down.  Not at all stringy.  Produces big bushy plants so give them room to grow with widely spaced rows.  Great for canning & freezing.  

Beans do not like cold, wet soils, sow only after the soil has warmed up to 16C (60F) or germination will be poor.  Optimum soil temp for sewing beans is 21-30C (70-85F) 

Heirloom 95 Days

A smaller white dry bean.  Used for soups and my favorite baked beans.  Van be eaten as a green been when young but I leave mine all for dried beans.

Beans do not like cold, wet soils, sow only after the soil has warmed up to 16C (60F) or germination will be poor.  Optimum soil temp for sewing beans is 21-30C (70-85F)

Heirloom 58 Days

Heavy yielding plants that are loaded with perfectly formed deep green fruit with black spines. 

Resistant to scab & cucumber mosaic virus.

Cucumbers grow best in rich, warm, sandy loam soil.  Cucumbers are sensitive to cold, soil & air temps must before warm before planting.  Cool conditions will reduce germination & increase the chance of the seed rotting before it sprouts.

Goji Berries - Wolfberry 

I would have thought that these would not grow in my garden, and I never expected them to survive my zone 2B winter, but they did.  Talking to my Mom in MB, she has successfully fruited goji berries, but mentioned that the bush lasted only a couple years.  Succession planting for long term in colder zones? 

Image is from Wikipedia, submitted by Paul Gross & Richard Zhang, Thank you.

These are super easy to grow.  In my area I start the seed about 6 weeks prior to my planting date which is about May 20th.  They self seed easily as well.  

I've found that soaking the seed overnight aids for faster germination.

Very prolific 

I think parsnips are an underrated veggie.  Classed as a biennial, they are tough, and survive easily to year 2 in my zone 2b.  They produce generous amounts of seed in year 2.  It's quite easy to get a bed of these going so you're never without.  

Parsnips fries are delicious!

Heirloom  64 Days  Bush variety (support needed)

Tremendously productive, excellent fresh & excellent for freezing.  

Peas can be sown when the soil temp is between 10-16C (50-60F).  Keep soil evenly moist during germination or germination could be spotty.

Medium heat and sweet.  I love these pickled.  

Capsicum annuum

Your run of the mill standard bell pepper.  Seed comes from organic, locally grown peppers.

Capsicum annuum

Moderate heat to this wonderful little pepper.  Great flavor and wonderful health benefits.

Medium heat.  Great producer.