2025 is here! Submit your variety suggestions to order@teesplants.com!
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Support Canada: Tee’s Plants is cancelling countless American bred seed varieties for 2025, to be completed by 2026 to support and celebrate our great nation’s agricultural abilities.
2025 selections are now available here!
LIMITED TIME: 2025 Onion Sale: Here
Anyways, what’s growing on?
Thanks for visiting Tee’s Plants! Tee’s Plants is an award winning novelty plant grower serving Chatham-Kent, based in Dresden, offering volume sales of unique and staple edible plants as well as an impressive collection of new ornamentals. Tee’s Plants operates a few public tent/yard plant sales on certain days each year to celebrate with the Friends of the Bees of Canada. You might even find Tee’s Plants at farmer’s markets.
I challenge you to grow something you can’t find at the giant nursery this year. From flowers to vegetables, there’s definitely something unique here for you. Let’s begin with an introduction to a customer favorite at Tee’s: the Citrus Gem Marigold. It’s a unique marigold with small flowers, and it smells just like citrus fruit when brushed against or harvested. Its fragrant scent and stunning blooms can be utilized anywhere from arrangements to beverages. Offered in Orange and Yellow!
Notable 2025 Availability Mentions
- #1 Local Wave Petunia, Impatiens, and Premium Hybrid Marigold selection!
- Numerous AAS (All America Selections) and other award winning varieties, like Mountain Merit Beefsteak! It’s one of the most disease resistant tomatoes available on the market, and is capable of resisting the high pest and disease pressure present from our surrounding agricultural community!
- New popular and trending varieties, like Shishito peppers!
- Specially selected varieties for local garden themes, like the edible garden theme for 2025! Check out some unique edible plants Tee’s Plants has!
- Economical planter combos, with 2 or more select “premium” compatible plants for a unique rate.
- New vegetative options like coleus, sweet potato vine, grasses, and more!
- New expanded “functional” ornamental selection with more lemon grass, eucalyptus, lavender, and more!
- Localized bee, butterfly, and bird annual and perennial selections, like official FOTB.ca milkweed plants for a great deal!
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2025 Garden Theme of the Year: Edible Gardens
This year, the spotlight is on Edible Gardens, celebrating the perfect blend of beauty and functionality in our outdoor spaces. As the world embraces sustainability, self-sufficiency, and wellness, edible gardens have become a symbol of how we can reconnect with nature while enjoying the fruits (and vegetables!) of our labor.
Whether you’re growing vibrant herbs, leafy greens, colorful vegetables, or delicious fruits, edible gardens combine aesthetic appeal with practicality. They’re not only a feast for the eyes but also a step toward healthier living, environmental stewardship, and culinary creativity.
From balcony planters to sprawling backyard plots, this theme encourages gardeners of all levels to turn their spaces into sustainable havens of fresh, homegrown produce. Let’s cultivate gardens that nourish both our bodies and our planet!
- Little Napoli: Tee’s Plants 2025 tomato of the year! This patio sized tomato will produce the cutest baby roma tomatoes. $5 NEW
- Celebrate the “Edible Garden 2025” with this cute and edible novelty.
- Small determinate plants that stay under 2 feet tall, with an easily manageable 3 foot sprawl. Roma tomatoes by July!?
- Little baby harvests produce more than enough for a small early batch of sauce or salsa!
- No garden? No problem. This variety is bred to thrive in smaller containers of about 12″ in diameter.
- Limited quantities are available for this new, cute, ornamental and tasty tomato!
Tee’s Plants is CK’s #1 Pumpkin Patch Nursery with even more new spooky varieties for 2025!
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From The Friends of the Bees: Favorite Annuals for 2025
Repost from fotb.ca: The Friends of the Bees have selected interesting annuals we recommend you try for the year of 2025! Consider trying these varieties which provide both stunning looks, and help assist your pollinator friends. Growers celebrating with the Friends of the Bees will often offer FOTB annuals of the year for you to…
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Tee’s Plants is Cancelling American varieties
As tensions around trade policies continue to rise, the future of cross-border seed sourcing has become increasingly uncertain. Recent developments suggest that tariffs on American agricultural products, including seeds, may increase significantly, making them less viable for small growers like us. In response, Tee’s Plants will be phasing out all American seed varieties by 2026…
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How to Build Cheap Flower Baskets and Planters (2025)
Hanging baskets are a beautiful part of the summer. Whether they’re hanging in your city’s downtown or over your porch, they always deliver a punch of colour. They’re also quite expensive to buy in-season, especially when they’re purchased from somewhere convenient like a grocery store. These days, seeing prices of up to $75+ per planter…
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Testimonials and Reviews
Here are some of my favorite reviews and messages I’ve received, posted with the permission of the kind gardeners like you! If you’d like to submit a review or pictures, please email order@teesplants.com!
That’s actually the only time I’ve had impatiens last that long, and never had that colour before. They didn’t get the most sun either, they grew like newguineas! Just love and fertilizer!
– Dresden Gardener
You grew that coleus last year and those were a favorite. Lots of people asked about them! They grew very well in the pots under the shade of the big walnut trees. Nothing ever does!
– Dresden Gardener
There are like 12 monarch caterpillars between all 3 of the milkweed. Had no idea it was actually that simple lol! Thanks for that, he loves butterflies. Is this the best kind for monarchs or other butterflies?
– Chatham Gardener
No one ever has the marigolds you do. Maybe 3 colours if I’m lucky. I got the 6-pack from the store too but they didn’t catch up by Canada Day to yours. More big ones, and red ones please!
– Wallaceburg Gardener
The giant pansies are my favorite favorite favorite. I have not seen those in years. So different too. Some smell, some don’t. Seems like purple smells best?
– Croton Gardener
Tidal wave petunias literally look just like the pictures online. I planted them the same as I did as when I replanted the planter but there are literally 2-3 feet more of petunias on each side. I do fertilize ever 2 weeks though as it’s recommended. I actually don’t commonly see the running petunias outside of proven winners, whenever I do find wave petunias they are not these.
– Tupperville Gardener