TRANSITION FARM ORGANIC SEED
Quality 100% Certified Organic and Bio-dynamic NON-GMO Seed
CABBAGE
SHOP CABBAGE ‘KALIBOS’
SWEET PEA
SHOP SWEET PEA ‘PIGGY SUE’
CORIANDER
SHOP CORIANDER ‘SLOW BOLT’
AUTUMN SOWN FLOWER SEED CROPS
Autumn Sown Flowers
Shop Poppy ‘Peony Black Double’
Sow and Transplant in April
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Success in low input, organic plots begins with great seed!
Transition Farm is producing quality, 100% certified organic and bio-dynamic seed that thrives in low input growing conditions with resilient health and strong genetics. We breed for flavour, local adaptation, yield, beauty and disease resilience. Organically produced seed with vigour, in-built resilience and the desire to network and grow thrives in organic plots.
We are dedicated to the Australian Demeter Bio-dynamic method of farming - nurturing whole farm ecosystems and building and maintaining healthy soil. We believe plants grown in living soil, who's growth is guided by sunlight produce seeds capable of forming robust root systems. Resilience- to pests and disease, to less then ideal growing conditions, to climate stress - is a generational story held in a seed.
We are passionate about supporting and being part of a hearty network of growers developing and maintaining living soils, contributing to healthy communities and ensuring food sovereignty.
Transition Farm
Est. 2011
Transition Farm is a family owned and operated farm and seed company set up and run by us - Peter Carlyon and Robin Koster-Carlyon.
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Testimonials
“We have had fabulous success with Transition Farm’s vegetable, herb and flower seed. All varieties have been carefully trialled by Robin and Peter for suitability in our SE Australian climate and for superior growth and flavour. Their seed is 100% certified organic and biodynamically grown, harvested, dried and packed on Transition Farm. I can highly recommend their seed and respect their commitment to looking after their farm and the broader environment in the sustainable manner that they do.”
Fiona Brockhoff, Landscape Designer
fionabrockhoffdesign.com
"We've never seen such happy seedlings as those we've raised using your seed - they display extreme vigour and keep on going when transplanted out - zero transplant shock being the most striking feature."
Oliver Shorthouse, Market Grower to Australia’s Best Restaurants
ramarrofarm.com.au
In Southern Victoria, April begins our sowing for next spring and summer. Garlic, broad beans and cool season annual flowers!
Hardy annuals either require cold stratification or simply germinate at cooler temperatures. Often the plants require a period of vernalisation, or cold, to flower prolifically. And they also cope better with, if not enjoy, cooler temperatures.