WinterRoots Farm | Blaeberry, BC
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What's growing this winter
Trialing over 20+ varieties of the most cold hardy crops
Fresh Eating
SPICY CRUNCHY
FALL SALAD MIX
Mix of salanova lettuce, mizuna, mustard greens, arugula
combining stunning fall colours and textures
Fresh Eating
SWEET LEAF
SALAD MIX
Mix of soft and sweet spinach, claytonia, baby romaine lettuce, and parsley
Fresh & cooking
SPINACH
We're trialing several varieties of spinach.
Baby leaf in salad mix. Medium to large leaves in cooking mix and straight spinach bags
Cooking Greens
STIRFRY GREENS
MIX
A mix of Asian greens with pac choi, choisum, komatsuma with some Swiss chard & kale.
Great for a quick stirfry
Fresh & cooking
MIXED KALE
We have 5 different varieties of kales to see who stands up to the deepest freezes.
We have vibrant mixes including purple baby, curly & dinosaur kale.
Fresh Eating
CLAYTONIA & MACHE
We're really excited about these super cold hardy varieties that are juicy & succulent in temps well below zero.
Farm Market Opens 6PM SUNDAY for weekly orders
WinterRoots Farm is nestled in the beautiful Rocky Mountains near Golden, British Columbia. We specialize in growing fresh, cold-hardy greens in a low-energy greenhouse well suited to our mountain climate. Offering delivery of seasonal fresh greens from September through May, we provide our community with a variety of salads and stir-fry mixes to contribute to a thriving and resilient local food community.
Let's explore the possibilities of cold season market gardening in the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia.
Follow along as we transform a gnarly cut block into a luscious thriving farm
We're transforming stumps to soil on 5 acres of raw land near Golden, BC.
Since April 1st, 2026, it's been layer by layer — local manure, cover crops, and no shortage of love — turning it into growing ground for some gorgeous greens to sprout.
Let's see how these cold hardy crops
hold up to the Rocky Mountain climate!
