Built for Northern Growing
In USDA Zones 3–4, food gardening begins with four defining conditions:
• Limited summer heat
• Short frost-free windows
• Cold spring soil
• Long summer light
Every Taiga seed collection is built around these realities.
You can’t control the weather.
But you can plant varieties that thrive in it.
Cold-Tested Confidence
Seeds chosen by season, not by catalog trends. Varieties selected to thrive where short seasons and cold nights are the rule.
Built for Northern Gardens
More than seed packets — a plan for one growing season. Each collection grows with you, from containers to homesteads.
Rooted in Real Experience
Farm-tested in the North. We grow, adapt, save seed, and share what actually works.
Designed for One Northern Season
Each collection is intentionally sized for a full Northern growing season and flexible to your space, your lifestyle, your skill.
No overbuying.
No old seed lingering on a shelf.
Always fresh seed for strong and steady starts.
Grow what fits your life now. Adjust as you’re ready.
What Comes in a Taiga Collection
Each collection includes:
• Seed varieties chosen for your climate
• Northern planting and care guidance printed on every packet
• Seed quantities intentionally sized for one growing season
• Fresh seed for strong, reliable germination
• Simple succession guidance for steady harvests
• A sturdy, reusable storage box to keep seeds organized and protected from light
No guesswork.
No extra jargon.
Just clear steps from planting to harvest.
Who We Are
At Taiga Farm & Seed, we believe Northern gardens deserve seeds, and strategies, built for Northern life.
We create curated collections designed for short seasons, real weather, and real lives. Not perfection. Not endless trial and error. Just clear guidance and varieties chosen to thrive where you live.
Growing food in the North isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about starting where you are and building confidence season by season.
You don’t need to grow everything.
You don’t need to know everything.
You just need a place to begin.
Plant a seed. Learn a lot. Harvest your own food.










