Vertical Leafy Sprout Kit
Our Stainless Steel Sprouter and over 2 pounds of Sprouting Seed: 1/4 pound of 9 of our remarkable Leafy Sprout Seeds, Printed Instructions.
This kit is made up of our popular - and new personal favorite Sprouter, as well as enough seed to grow over 15 pounds of the finest Leafy Sprouts available anywhere on our little blue planet.
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For Sprouting Instructions, click the name of the Seed or Mix you want to grow. To learn about the Sprouter, click its name: Stainless Steel Sprouter.
The Seeds
1/4 Pound each, of
Alfalfa
There isn't much to say about Alfalfa sprouts that you don't already know, but you know me - talk, talk, talk. Here in the U.S. everyone who has eaten sprouts has had Alfalfa sprouts. For folks with a natural love of sprouts they are fine and dandy, but for others - they have been THE reason that people get to hating sprouts. Stuffed in sandwiches, strewn across salads or just garnishing a plate, these ubiquitous Leafy Sprouts are often texturally unpleasing and just plain bland. Though we prefer our gourmet mixes, we can say that homegrown Alfalfa Sprouts are something quite different than the usual fare. Their flavor is mild at most, but their texture is great when harvested fresh from your sprouter.
Clover
Clover is so much like Alfalfa that most people wouldn't know the difference. Clover's leaves are a different shade of green, but flavor wise they are as close to identical as possible. The biggest difference is how much more easily Clover sheds its hulls. That alone is reason to choose it over Alfalfa - in our opinion, but that really is the only noticeable difference between the 2 crops.
French Garden
Clover, Arugula, Cress, Radish, Fenugreek, and Dill
Our most popular Leafy Sprout blend. Period. The inclusion of Arugula - an amazingly tasty sprout - is what has made French Garden - by far - our most popular Leafy sprout blend of all time! This is as gourmet as sprouts get! A delectable blend of mildly sweet, tangy, bitter and peppery. French Garden is just plain perfect!
Italian Blend
Clover, Garlic, Cress
The inclusion of Garlic and Cress - two amazingly tasty sprouts has made Italian Blend our 2nd most popular Leafy Sprout blend of all time! Only French Garden is more popular. Italian Blend is a great way to enjoy Garlic Sprouts (which cost so darn much solo) along with other tasty nutritious sprouts. We include a lot of Garlic in this mix because it is slower to sprout than the rest of the seeds. The volume of Garlic seed provides the flavor we are after, but when we sprouted this for our farmers market, we sprouted the Garlic for several days and then mixed the sprouts in with the other seeds after they had sprouted for a day. That method uses less Garlic, and the texture is somewhat improved, but over the years we have found that mixes that require 2 steps often scare folks away - that's why we sell this as a one-step mix, but we may add a 2-step option in the future for those of you who don't mind the challenge and want to experience Italian Blend at its absolute finest. In the meantime, you can always pump it up by buying some Garlic straight and sprouting it for 5-7 days before soaking the mixed seeds.
Moo Mix
Alfalfa + Clover
A mild Leafy Mix of America's favorite sprouts.
Nick's Hot Sprout Salad
Clover, Radish, Fenugreek, Mustard, Dill, Cress and Celery
Our spiciest mix (named after our 3rd, now departed, mild mannered cat), Nick's has a fantastic aroma. All of our spicy seeds are in here and the addition of Celery makes for a unique and full aromatic quality. Very tasty - as long as you like some heat.
Oriental Greens
Alfalfa, Clover, Oriental Mustard, Mizuna and Tatsoi
Yet another in our geographic theme sprout mixes. We started naming mixes this way because we never went anywhere (We spent every day rinsing sprouts.) and we thought we might derive some vicarious travel pleasure. This is flavored with multiple mild mustards.
Russian Mix
Clover, Fenugreek, Mustard, Onion and Dill
Our personal favorite among the Leafy Sprouts and also the most senior of those mixes. It is the perfect accompaniment to a bagel. Oddly, I used to hate sprouts (I mean Hate!) at age 19, when I (Gil) moved to San Francisco, (from Chicago), they put sprouts on everything - including bagels. It really infuriated me. It was that loathing that eventually moved us to make this, and then other mixes. I had to find a way to like sprouts, so we found seeds with flavor and well - one thing led to another - and now we are where we are - Sproutpeople, purveyors of Earth's Finest Sprouting Seeds @:-}. And hey - now I eat Russian Mix topped bagels at an alarming rate - have for years - sometimes without anything else - just a toasted bagel with Russian Mix. Moral: Never say never. =:-D
Spicy Mix
Clover, Alfalfa, Daikon + China Rose Radish & Fenugreek
Mildly spicy. A great addition - as are all Leafy Sprouts - to sandwiches, salads, tacos,.....
The Sprouter
One Stainless Steel Sprouter
No one else offers anything quite like it, and it can be used to grow any crop we offer. Easy to use and as versatile as is possible.
Try them all.... We are by nature modest people, but we have to say that we have the best sprouting seeds on our planet. That we call our Leafy Sprouts gourmet, is a result of how many diverse seeds, with many different and exceptional flavors we use to make them. That we use so many great seeds is due to my (Gil) need to make sprouts tasty enough for me to want to eat them. As you will read further down the page - I once loathed sprouts. That I am nuts (in a good way - I think) for seeds kept me interested long enough to help Lori make up the truly flavor rich mixes on this page. When it comes down to it - if I can love sprouts; anyone can, and these seeds are some of the best examples we have of how different sprouts can be, and why we fling the word gourmet around as we do.
For Sprouting Instructions and to learn more about a seed/mix, click the name of the Seed or Mix you want to grow. To learn about the Sprouter, click here: Stainless Steel Sprouter.
The Seeds
1/4 Pound each, of
Alfalfa
There isn't much to say about Alfalfa sprouts that you don't already know, but you know me - talk, talk, talk. Here in the U.S. everyone who has eaten sprouts has had Alfalfa sprouts. For folks with a natural love of sprouts they are fine and dandy, but for others - they have been THE reason that people get to hating sprouts. Stuffed in sandwiches, strewn across salads or just garnishing a plate, these ubiquitous Leafy Sprouts are often texturally unpleasing and just plain bland. Though we prefer our gourmet mixes, we can say that homegrown Alfalfa Sprouts are something quite different than the usual fare. Their flavor is mild at most, but their texture is great when harvested fresh from your sprouter.
Clover
Clover is so much like Alfalfa that most people wouldn't know the difference. Clover's leaves are a different shade of green, but flavor wise they are as close to identical as possible. The biggest difference is how much more easily Clover sheds its hulls. That alone is reason to choose it over Alfalfa - in our opinion, but that really is the only noticeable difference between the 2 crops.
French Garden
Clover, Arugula, Cress, Radish, Fenugreek, and Dill
Our most popular Leafy Sprout blend. Period. The inclusion of Arugula - an amazingly tasty sprout - is what has made French Garden - by far - our most popular Leafy sprout blend of all time! This is as gourmet as sprouts get! A delectable blend of mildly sweet, tangy, bitter and peppery. French Garden is just plain perfect!
Italian Blend
Clover, Garlic, Cress
The inclusion of Garlic and Cress - two amazingly tasty sprouts has made Italian Blend our 2nd most popular Leafy Sprout blend of all time! Only French Garden is more popular. Italian Blend is a great way to enjoy Garlic Sprouts (which cost so darn much solo) along with other tasty nutritious sprouts. We include a lot of Garlic in this mix because it is slower to sprout than the rest of the seeds. The volume of Garlic seed provides the flavor we are after, but when we sprouted this for our farmers market, we sprouted the Garlic for several days and then mixed the sprouts in with the other seeds after they had sprouted for a day. That method uses less Garlic, and the texture is somewhat improved, but over the years we have found that mixes that require 2 steps often scare folks away - that's why we sell this as a one-step mix, but we may add a 2-step option in the future for those of you who don't mind the challenge and want to experience Italian Blend at its absolute finest. In the meantime, you can always pump it up by buying some Garlic straight and sprouting it for 5-7 days before soaking the mixed seeds.
Moo Mix
Alfalfa + Clover
A mild Leafy Mix of America's favorite sprouts.
Nick's Hot Sprout Salad
Clover, Radish, Fenugreek, Mustard, Dill, Cress and Celery
Our spiciest mix (named after our 3rd, now departed, mild mannered cat), Nick's has a fantastic aroma. All of our spicy seeds are in here and the addition of Celery makes for a unique and full aromatic quality. Very tasty - as long as you like some heat.
Oriental Greens
Alfalfa, Clover, Oriental Mustard, Mizuna and Tatsoi
Yet another in our geographic theme sprout mixes. We started naming mixes this way because we never went anywhere (We spent every day rinsing sprouts.) and we thought we might derive some vicarious travel pleasure. This is flavored with multiple mild mustards.
Russian Mix
Clover, Fenugreek, Mustard, Onion and Dill
Our personal favorite among the Leafy Sprouts and also the most senior of those mixes. It is the perfect accompaniment to a bagel. Oddly, I used to hate sprouts (I mean Hate!) at age 19, when I (Gil) moved to San Francisco, (from Chicago), they put sprouts on everything - including bagels. It really infuriated me. It was that loathing that eventually moved us to make this, and then other mixes. I had to find a way to like sprouts, so we found seeds with flavor and well - one thing led to another - and now we are where we are - Sproutpeople, purveyors of Earth's Finest Sprouting Seeds @:-}. And hey - now I eat Russian Mix topped bagels at an alarming rate - have for years - sometimes without anything else - just a toasted bagel with Russian Mix. Moral: Never say never. =:-D
Spicy Mix
Clover, Alfalfa, Daikon + China Rose Radish & Fenugreek
Mildly spicy. A great addition - as are all Leafy Sprouts - to sandwiches, salads, tacos,.....
The Sprouter
One Stainless Steel Sprouter
No one else offers anything quite like it, and it can be used to grow any crop we offer. Easy to use and as versatile as is possible.
Though this Kit does come with printed sprouting instructions, you will always find the most information by visiting each seed's detailed page. On those pages you will find everything you will ever want to know about each seed/mix, and how to sprout it.
I started with a small kit like this. I was most successful with the jar and screen version of making sprouts, and micro greens are next. (I have tried other types of sprouters and only grew a slimy mess.)
Although storing seeds carefully is crucial, mine lasted well over a year with good yields. This method and the mixes both work. Trust the directions. :-)
I started with a small kit like this. I was most successful with the jar and screen version of making sprouts, and micro greens are next. (I have tried other types of sprouters and only grew a slimy mess.)
Although storing seeds carefully is crucial, mine lasted well over a year with good yields. This method and the mixes both work. Trust the directions. :-)
We have the large and small SSSs and they are our favorites. We get the biggest and tallest yields from the seeds we always get from Sproutpeople using these sprouters. Extensively we use the soilless method for the Long Life mix. ( I used to order the individual seeds in this mix and make my own, but the Long Life mix is sooooooo much easier and simpler. Once we run out of the individual seeds, we will stick to the mixes. We also use the SSSs for growing sunflower greens in soil (coir and organic potting mix) and the crops are fantastic. The size of the SSSs are perfect for hanging on the wall in front of the sink and under the flood light there. Very happy sprouting folks.
We have the large and small SSSs and they are our favorites. We get the biggest and tallest yields from the seeds we always get from Sproutpeople using these sprouters. Extensively we use the soilless method for the Long Life mix. ( I used to order the individual seeds in this mix and make my own, but the Long Life mix is sooooooo much easier and simpler. Once we run out of the individual seeds, we will stick to the mixes. We also use the SSSs for growing sunflower greens in soil (coir and organic potting mix) and the crops are fantastic. The size of the SSSs are perfect for hanging on the wall in front of the sink and under the flood light there. Very happy sprouting folks.
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