Microgreens
Fresh, Local Microgreens Grown for Flavor, Nutrition, and Reliability
$12.00
About Our Microgreens
Our microgreens are grown locally using soil-based, naturally grown methods and harvested at peak freshness to deliver vibrant flavor and exceptional nutrient density.
Microgreens are young vegetable greens harvested just days after germination, when plants concentrate energy, flavor, and protective phytonutrients. Because they are harvested young and delivered fresh, they offer higher nutrient density and better shelf life than many conventionally shipped greens.
At Permaculture Gardens, we grow microgreens in small batches with careful attention to consistency, cleanliness, and timing. Whether you are a chef elevating plates or a household seeking clean, nourishing food, our microgreens are grown to support vibrant, everyday eating.
All orders are grown to order and harvested fresh for local delivery.
Why Choose Permaculture Gardens Microgreens?
Grown locally in Loudoun County, Virginia
Soil-based, naturally grown methods
Harvested fresh for peak flavor and nutrition
Reliable weekly availability
Clean, vibrant greens with strong shelf life
Direct communication with the grower
Pea Microgreens are a sweet yummy, green, rich source of Vitamins A & C, Folic Acid & Fiber.
Sunflower Microgreens - Fresh, crunchy & nutty, rich in Vitamins A, D, E, B-complex, Iron, Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Phosphorus
3-Part Salad Mix - Crunchy, Nutty, Fresh, Brassica flavor, Mild Spice
Radish Microgreens - Mildly spicy green, Vitamins E, A, C, B6 & K, Antioxidants, Zinc, Potassium, Fiber, Magnesium, Copper, Calcium, Iron, Manganese & Fiber,
Red Russian Kale
Brccolli
FRESHNESS: These greens are harvested on the day you pick them up and are fresh for up to 4 days (peas) in your refrigerator.
GROWING METHOD: Grown without pesticides or fertilizers. We use organic seeds, safety-tested water, soil, and light.
3 oz Box
Freshly harvested microgreens and packed. Ideal for busy kitchens, small orders, and sampling.
Below is what Rambo Radish looks like inside one of our microgreens paper boxes
