We offer a large selection of microgreen vegetables, flowers, and herbs, plus a robust selection of several mixes. Here are a few types or categories of microgreens that we find growers are commonly looking for: Bulk Microgreen Seeds. Most varieties we offer, including our mixes, are available in bulk sizes of 5lb or 25 lb. Easy Microgreens

Microgreens are grown from standard seeds, but Eden Brothers has curated over 100 seed varieties that produce exquisite microgreens. Choose between vegetables and herbs, cool-season and warm-season, annual and perennial varieties.

You can buy microgreen seeds through an array of online stores as well as in a majority of garden centers. Specialized online shops offer a wide variety of seeds in bulk. If you are searching for affordable smaller volumes, a garden center, or the larger online retail sellers is a great option.

Here are my five best seed recommendations for growing microgreens in the kitchen, windowsill, indoor garden: Burpee Wild Arugula Selvatica (click to check price on Amazon). I love my Burpee seeds. These wild Arugula seeds are perfect if you’re starting out. Easy and quick to grow.

Over half a million customers have chosen True Leaf Market seed company for non-GMO, heirloom & organic garden seeds since 1974. Vegetable Gardening, Sprouts, Microgreens, Flower Seeds.

Microgreens seeds grow baby salad greens, a little bit like sprouts, but grown in soil. While sprouting seeds need to germinate quickly so the seeds don't rot, microgreens can be planted just like any other herb or vegetable seeds.

Harvested just after the first leaves have developed, microgreens may be tiny but they’re packed with mouth-popping flavor thanks to a mix of earthy and delectably bitter green varieties. Microgreen seeds are quick to grow from Burpee.com and can be added to nearly any dish.

Our seeds for microgreens will help you grow a variety of herbs and vegetables. Order bulk microgreen seeds from Everwilde Farms and plant them in your garden!

We recommend using untreated seeds and experimenting with different types of greens, as each offers a unique flavor and texture. Order supplies for growing microgreens > Microgreens are harvested at around 6-10 days after germination, or when 90% of the seedlings have developed their first true leaves. Order your seeds now!

Grow Microgreens in your garden bed, containers, or on your windowsill and snip away! Our Microgreen Seeds are on sale, by the packet or in bulk! If the cute, miniature size of these greens hasn't won you over, the fabulous nutritional value will.