Purchase Heirloom Seeds from Our Garden 

Each year we harvest the organic, heirloom, flower and vegetable seeds from our garden for you to re-plant in your own garden. Complete the form below, checking off which seeds you wish to purchase. A staff person will call you to accept credit card payment and arrange a date and time for you to safely pick-up your seeds. We cannot accept transactions on site at this time. Seed are available while quantities last. 

Price including tax: 

• 1 package - $2.25 

• 3 packages - $5.50 

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Free Take Home Craft Kits for Kids 
Pick-Up on Saturday, April 10, 2021

Each take-home kit includes materials and instructions to create a plant-able seed card. Register online or by calling 604-591-4627. When you arrive to the site at your registered time, please put on your mask and head to the designated line up in front of the Stewart Hall. A staff member will be there to hand you your kit in a safe manner.  

Register for a Take Home Craft Kit

You can also download a printable colouring sheet! Share your artwork with us at #HistoricStewartFarm.

Outdoor Guided Visits
Saturday, April 10 & Sunday, April 11 | 12:30-3:30pm 

Your household is invited for a private stroll of the grounds with a costumed guide who will tell you about the history of the site, the Stewarts and South Surrey itself. Always family friendly, a scavenger hunt is also available for the kids!  Register online or at 604.501.5100.

About Heritage Flower Gardens c. 1900-1920

Are you wondering what the benefit of heirloom seeds is? Bob Wildfong has been saving seeds and teaching about food biodiversity for over 20 years. As the Horticultural Specialist at the Waterloo Region Museum, he cares for the gardens in Doon Heritage Village that feature over 200 species of heritage plants. Bob is also the Executive Director of Seeds of Diversity, an organization that conserves Canadian heritage seeds and plants from coast to coast. With the video below, join Bob for a trip back in time to the flower gardens of the early 1900s. Beautiful, fragrant and full of colour, the annuals and perennials of a century ago were treasured and shared by gardeners of all ages. Learn how to give your garden an authentic "old-fashioned" look by choosing the plants, forms and colour palettes that were popular in our great-grandparents' day.