Harpreet Singh
Owner · Grower
Runs the production fields and the long game: what we plant this year for landscapes a decade from now.
Our story
Named for the quarter where we started
Number 4 Farms is a family nursery and working farm. We grow cedar hedges and container evergreens that can take the wind, and we open the gate so neighbours can walk the rows and take home something that will still be alive in five winters.
Honesty, hard work, and plants that belong here
The name comes from the fourth quarter-section we farmed first—a prairie land-survey habit, not a marketing slogan. Production fields of cedar, a container yard, hoop houses, and a small orchard now sit on that same kind of ground.
We sell to homeowners, landscapers, and municipalities. If a plant is not hardy enough for an exposed Alberta yard, we would rather say no than send it home with you.
The farm side—u-pick, harvest weekends, the stand—exists because growing food and growing landscape plants are the same job: pay attention to the season, and do not rush the crop.
People
Some of the people behind the plants
Amrita Kaur
Garden centre
Helps homeowners match plants to soil, wind, and winter—not just to a photo on a tag.
Daniel Ortega
Orchard & farm stand
Keeps the fruit rows, harvest weekends, and weekly produce list honest and in season.
On the farm
Field rows and the container yard
Come meet us in the yard
Walk the nursery, ask about a windbreak, or pick up a peck of apples. We are here Monday to Saturday.