Lush growth of red and green microgreens grown from one of our microgreen seed mixes.

Microgreen Seeds

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Amaranth in a blend of earth tones.
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Lovely contrast for a refined look.
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Attractive fuchsia stems and leaves.
Mildly spicy, dark-purple stems and leaves.
Mildly spicy, dark-purple stems and leaves.
Finely textured leaves, sweet fennel flavor for desserts and fish.
Intricately-lobed, medium-green leaves with mild parsley flavor.
Medium-green serrated leaves with bright purple stems and leaf margins.
Traditional French herb lends mild, sweet anise flavor in subtle way.
Beautiful heavily-frilled, ruffled leaves with sweet and spicy flavor.
Fast-growing mizuna with fancy, toothed leaves.
Intricate green leaves with cilantro flavor.
Dark green, glossy leaves with purple vein and leaf margin.
Bright lemon flavor and distinctive red veins.
Purple stems and dark-green leaves with a purple tint.
French type with oval-shaped green leaves and zesty lemon flavor.
Feathery leaves add delicate dill flavor and visual interest.
Medium-green serrated leaves with bright purple stems and leaf margins.
Aromatic, edible chrysanthemum green with serrated leaves.
Thread-like leaves add delicate pungency to dishes calling for onions.
Adds a pop of bright green color to your mix.
Fast-growing mizuna with fancy, toothed leaves.
Spicy flavor, attractive purple stems, and green leaves.
Feathery leaves add delicate dill flavor and visual interest.
Bright green leaves with red stems and mild beet flavor.
Finely textured leaves for a delicate presentation.
Shiny green leaves, traditional basil flavor.
Unique leaf shape with mild cucumber flavor for salads, garnishes.
Finely-textured, intricate green leaves for adding mild celery flavor.
Broad, thick green leaves with mild cucumber flavor.
Intricately lobed red and dark-green leaves.
Finely textured leaves for a delicate presentation.
Fancy, three-lobed leaves with a peppery flavor.
Ruffled, two-toned leaves with licorice flavor.
Delicate green plant with nutty and mild, pea-like flavor.
Medium-green leaves with red stems and mild beet flavor.
Excellent for adding distinct lemon flavor to desserts and cocktails.
Fancy, three-lobed leaves with a peppery flavor.
Darkest purple mustard with mildly spicy flavor.
Shiny green leaves, sweet-spicy flavor.
Dark green, spoon-shaped leaves with mild flavor.
The darkest green kale for microgreens.


Choosing Microgreens

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

    • If you are just getting started with microgreens and looking to select easier varieties or pre-made mixes for the beginner, we recommend you take a look at our article 12 Easy Choices: Best Microgreens for the Beginning Grower. In general, we recommend radishes, mustards, and kales or our brassica micro mixes as a good choice for growers just starting out.
  • Fast-Growing Microgreens & Slow-Growing Microgreens

    • We consider varieties that mature in 10–15 days fast-growing. Slow-growing vegetable microgreens mature in 16–25 days. A few of our herb microgreens take a bit longer at 26–30 days. For a full comparison of all the varieties we offer and their maturity rates, take a look at our Microgreens Comparison Chart (PDF).
  • Mild Microgreens

    • Kales, broccolis, cabbages, kohlrabi, and mizuna are all options for a mild yet flavorful microgreen. Our Mild Micro Mix consists of mizuna, cabbage, kale, and kohlrabi and is easy-to-grow with a pretty blend of greens with a touch of purple.
  • Spicy Microgreens

    • Radishes, mustards, arugula, and cress are a few recommended types of microgreens for a spicier kick. Our Spicy Micro Mix consists of red and green mustards and our Confetti Mix is a high contrast mix of purple, green, and red radish and both are easy-to-grow options.

How To Grow Microgreens

For growing guidance, we offer the following: