Greens
All seeds that sprout will grow a plant.
Some of those plants are very tasty.
we call them Greens.
Greens are a good deal different than Sprouts. Greens are really amazing, but they are a bit more work. For that reason we suggest that you start with Sprouts if you are new to all of this, but it's your life, don't let us push you around.
Sprouts are eaten root and all - Green's roots are buried in something (soil or some other moisture retaining medium) so we don't eat them. Greens are a plant which grows vertically and which we harvest by cutting close to it's base, just above the medium upon which we planted it.
We have grown Greens - on soil - in Trays, for almost two decades. But, we now have options. We have multiple Soilless Mediums (including Baby Blanket and Vermiculite), as well as amendments like organic liquid Kelp Fertilizer, and Earthworm Castings to provide your Greens with nutrients to draw upon. We of course think you should try them all to determine which you like to work with - and which work best for any given crop you're growing. We'll advise you in our Instructions if we feel one is substantially better for a crop.
The most famous of the Greens is Sunflower. Often called Sunnys, they are a staple of Ann Wigmore's living diet - they are very nutritious (as is everything in Sproutville), amazingly tasty, tender and beautiful too! Sunnys require a bit more work than other Greens, but they are well worth the effort.
Many more seeds than are listed here can be grown into Greens. Among the obvious choices are Lentils and Garbanzos which both produce beautiful tasty plants. For now we just list those we have grown and sold for years, but as we always say - think for yourself. Experiment!
If you are looking for Micro-Greens, which are really just the Greens of smaller plants, come
visit our Micro-Greens page.
Greens are easy
Greens are good
Eat your greens
you really should.



























