Grapes are growing on the Great Northern Peninsula

The Vikings came to the Great Northern Peninsula more than 1,000 years ago. The Sagas of Leif Erikson have named this place “Vinland” or “Wineland”. The land has been a phenomenal source of wildberries, but the presence of grapes have been unfounded, until now…

The greenhouse in Roddickton is illustrating that grapes can be grown on the peninsula. There are many things growing, from an array of flowers, berry bushes, fruits and a variety of vegetables.

Strawberries, tomatoes, zucchini, lettuce and greens are just some of the locally grown produce available for purchase.  I bought some greens and my mother used them to make a delicious pot of soup with greens.

You can visit the greenhouse on Monday to Friday and on Sunday. They are located off Route 433, just a couple of kilometres before you enter the residential area of Town of Roddickton-Bide Arm. Place your orders today!

Great things are growing on the Great Northern Peninsula.

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