The potatoes are still in bloom and giving the Niseko region a bit of colour beside the vibrant green. Niseko Green Farm potatoes are still available and for sale now at the Sekka veggie stand.

Tendrils are what keeps vine plants of the ground. They reach out and twine around anything that they get hold off. That's why peas, climbing beans, cucumbers etc. need some support for the best growing results.

If only frogs ate mice....Lazing in the shade of the remnant jalapeno plants, hoping for a tasty bug to pass by. Lots of jalapeno seedlings got eaten by mice. I guess they like to add some spice to their life too.

Asparagus are one of the first vegetables we can eat after winter. These are second year crowns that will be planted later in spring. Niseko Green Farm will be harvesting their first asupara soon; come and get some!

The brassica genus contains lots of very populair vegetables like cabbage, broccoli, turnips, all those Chinese greens and mustards and rape seed for oil. All very different, but when they mature and flower to produce seed, the flowers all look the same.

Fuki brings us the first colours of the year, a sign that spring really starts talking. Great as tempura!

We make our own organic seeding medium to grow the seedlings in.