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Thank you for your reply. The plant arrived today, looking so very healthy. Thank you so much for sending it so safely! It will be planted in my daughters herb bed, which is part of my wedding present to her and husband. As they love food, they will be thrilled with this beautiful,
architectural, fruit producing plant! Thanks again.
Mia B., Newton Abbot
If you've ever fancied growing microgreens, then this obviously the category for you! In a nutshell, microgreens are ultra-young, super-tender leaves, sprouts or greens that are harvested before they even reach 'baby leaves' or 'baby veg' status. These mini sprouts and seedlings may be small, but are bursting with flavour - that's why they're so often used in posh nosh!
Because of their tender state, many microgreens should be grown under protection, and can be raised in trays or guttering pipes. More...
The term Micro green or microgreen refers to whole plants that are harvested and eaten at a very young stage - just after the sprout stage, but before the plant reaches baby leaf stage. Microgreens are often super-young green leaves, sprouts and salads, although some varieties of vegetables can also be grown for microgreens, where surplus young seedlings are removed through thinning.
And because microgreens are so tender, we thoroughly recommend that all sowings, germination and harvesting are undertaken under protection - even an unheated greenhouse could mean the difference between a plentiful harvest and nothing to show for your efforts! Care should also be taken with watering your microgreens - the young seedlings can be easily broken by even a fine sprinkling of water, so growing the seeds on moisture-retaining pads or a special medium with support is ideal. This way, the seedlings receive a plentiful supply of moisture, without the danger of being damaged. Growing microgreens in guttering pipes is also a great way to keep soil moist and save space, where it is at a premium.
You might be surprised at the number of products in this listing - but almost any tiny seed will grow as a microgreen... although pea shoots, salad leaves, green leafs and leafy vegetables tend to be the most popular microgreens.
Effectively a cut-and-come again lettuce that thrives on being harvested! Tender and very crunchy ribs. Fast to regrow.
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Supplied as a packet of approximately 150 seeds.
Sometimes known as flowering cabbage. Green fleshy leaves can be used for baby leaves, or the plant allowed to mature and used in stir fry's.
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Supplied as a packet of approximately 90 seeds.
Sometimes known as Lamb's Lettuce. A very much underrated vegetable. Provides a valuable source of fresh salad leaves outside during the Autumn and Winter.
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Supplied as a packet of approximately 500 seeds.
So easy to grow and such amazing flavour. Cut again and again all season long for fresh, healthy and flavoursome leaves with mixed appearance.
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Supplied as compost block grown plants.
Sometimes known as Japanese Mustard. Green serrated leaves have a mild mustard flavour. Can be used as a stir fry or baby leaf. Excellent cold resistance.
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Supplied as a packet of approximately 180 seeds.
Sometimes known as Bok Choy. Quick to mature, leaves, stems and flowering shoots are all edible. Large rounded green leaves have pure white stems.
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Supplied as a packet of approximately 90 seeds.
A blend of popular varieties. Produces heavy crops of the spicy salad leaf over a long period. Easy to grow and with good disease resistance.
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Supplied as a packet of approximately 200 seeds.
Everything you need to grow five separate seed sprout crops in your kitchen. Grow your own seed sprouts of Alfafa, Fenugreek, Sunflower and Mungbeans - as well windowsill watercress.
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Supplied as a kit including five generous packets of seed, two growing troughs, capillary matting, compost and black out polythene sleeve - nothing further to purchase and with full guidance.
These sprouting seeds are full of nutrients including magnesium, calcium and phosphorous, whilst being delicious and quick to grow, taking only about 4 - 6 days.
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Supplied as a packet of approximately 400 seeds.
An excellent variety of spinach, bred for the UK climate. Grow under protection early and late in the season to extend your cropping time. Delicious round, dark green leaves.
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Supplied as compost block grown plants.
F1 hybrid, bolt- and mildew-resistant variety bred in the UK to combat our short colder days. Reaches approx 8" (20 cm) high with dark green rounded leaves.
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Supplied as a packet of approximately 250 seeds.
Dark green leaves have small midribs and rich and hearty spinach flavour. Extremely hardy and will crop over a long period.
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Supplied as a packet of approximately 250 seeds.
Bright red stems are topped by dark green or purple leaves. Stem, leaves and even flower stalks can be eaten. Slow to run to seed.
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Supplied as a packet of approximately 200 seeds.