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Herb Microgreens
Fresh & flavorful herb microgreens for your kitchen! Discover growing tips, recipes, and creative ways to use herb microgreens, packed with nutrients and taste. Perfect for garnishing, cooking, and healthy eating.
Parsley microgreens are one of the more easy varieties to grow and a great source for vitamins A, C and K. Learn more about this fantastic microgreen here.
Genovese basil is rich with vitamin K, zinc, calcium, magnesium, and potassium. It’s practically calorie-free and a great healthy addition to your diet. Read more here!
Do you want to grow dill microgreens, but are unsure how to do it? Look no further - we have made a step-by-step guide to help you! After reading this you will be able to grow the most amazing dill microgreens.
Just harvested your cilantro microgreens and are now looking for a great recipe to use it in? Try Mexican tacos! The sharp distinctive taste makes it a perfect ingredient in your Mexican food.
Discover the magic of dill microgreens! These tiny greens are packed with flavor, offering a tangy and aromatic kick to enhance your favorite seafood. Learn more about dill microgreens here!
The cilantro microgreens are a must for any kitchen! It’s a herb from the fresh leaves of the coriander plant, and as microgreens, these slow-growing leaves are offering an intensely sweet aroma! Plant today and harvest within 2 weeks!
Discover the amazing health benefits of anise microgreens! 🌱 Not only do they have anti-inflammatory properties, but they also add a unique and delicious flavor to your culinary dishes. Learn how to grow and enjoy these powerful little greens in our Microgreens Corner! 💚🍴
Genovese Basil is great for use not only in pesto, pasta, and pizzas, but as well in salads, and on many types of meat and vegetable dishes. Learn more here!
Dill is not just tasty but healthy too! These delicate greens are filled with health benefits. They are rich in vitamins A, and C, and are also a good source of fiber as well as calcium, folate, calcium, manganese, and iron. Lean more about this fantastic microgreen.
