Trial block
Order enough to compare candidates under the same conditions. Keep each cultivar and batch identified; do not expand on a single season’s results.

COMMERCIAL PLANT PROCUREMENT
Plan your batches, compare suppliers in Québec and Canada, and prepare the order and its arrival.
Start with Québec, then compare other Canadian options by plant format and purchasing terms. Open a supplier’s details for catalogue examples and official links.
Official sources consulted October 12, 2026. Catalogue examples and purchasing terms are not live stock or delivery promises. A price tier is not necessarily a minimum order. Confirm each quote.
2 of 6 suppliers
| Supplier / location | Plant format | Published purchasing terms | Confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|---|
| VégétolabAlma, Québec | Confirm formats and sale units by cultivar. | Wholesale supplier with a posted $500 minimum before tax. | The business advertises Canadian delivery. Confirm batch minimums, timing and freight.Show points to confirmThe business advertises Canadian delivery. Confirm batch minimums, timing and freight. |
| Blue Sky NurseryLincoln, Ontario | Consult the catalogue; request a quote and formats. | Wholesale-only nursery, mainly serving the horticultural trade. | First confirm that your farm qualifies to buy, then ask about minimums and delivery to Québec.Show points to confirmFirst confirm that your farm qualifies to buy, then ask about minimums and delivery to Québec. |
PRODUCTION BUYING PATH
Start with the planting plan. Then compare quotes using the same cultivars, quantities, formats and delivery requirements.
Start with the market, harvest method and field conditions. Record exact cultivar names and pollination partners, then calculate quantities from your planting plan.
Order enough to compare candidates under the same conditions. Keep each cultivar and batch identified; do not expand on a single season’s results.
Specify quantities by cultivar, compatible partners and any staged delivery. Compare suppliers using identical specifications.
Confirm propagation capacity, reservation terms and the delivery window before relying on a large future batch.
Open the suppliers you want to investigate. Each record includes catalogue examples and direct links to its published terms.
The Aurora listing shows tiers for 100, 250 and 1,000 or more plants.
Wholesale supplier with a posted $500 minimum before tax.
Liners in 32-cell trays, in multiples of 32 per cultivar; posted total minimum of $500.
Published terms address large commercial and contract orders.
Fall 2026 / spring 2027 wholesale list has volume tiers including 50–99 and 2,000+.
Wholesale-only nursery, mainly serving the horticultural trade.
Send the same specification to each supplier so that differences are visible.
Compare the delivered batch cost and the work needed to establish it. A cheaper liner may require additional growing time, irrigation and labour.
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Confirm the arrival date, unloading arrangements and supplier-specific storage and watering instructions. Have labels and your field map ready.
Count plants by cultivar and batch. Compare labels with the order; photograph visible damage and notify the supplier within its stated deadline.
Record the date, supplier, batch, cultivar and row location. Track establishment and replacements separately to keep later comparisons meaningful.
For a request such as Happy Giant, Larissa / Wojtek, Keiko or Giant’s Heart, ask for exact label identity, documented provenance, a production schedule and the proposed pollination partner. Keep the trial separate from the main order.
A catalogue or breeder record is a lead, not proof of a currently available batch.
Each supplier card links to its official catalogue and purchasing information. Use breeder or trial sources for horticultural decisions; a supplier catalogue primarily documents what it offers.
Small-order nursery records are in the garden buying guide.