As the fall season sets in, we’re wrapping up another incredible farmers’ market season. We want to take a moment to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who came out to support us this year. Your smiling faces, warm conversations, and love for microgreens made every market day special. 🌱 We hope you enjoyed all the fresh greens as much as we loved growing them for you!
Just because the markets are ending doesn’t mean you have to say goodbye to your healthy eating routine. We’re excited to continue bringing you the freshest microgreens throughout the winter and spring with local delivery options — straight to your door!
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Stay Healthy with Our Winter &
Spring Delivery Options
We know how important it is to keep eating fresh, nutrient-dense foods all year long, which is why we’re offering convenient local delivery through our website. Whether you prefer microgreens just one time, weekly, bi-weekly, or even monthly, we have subscription plans that fit your schedule and lifestyle.
Here’s how it works:
Choose Your Frequency: One-time, Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly deliveries.
Flexibility: You’ll have access to a subscription portal where you can edit your order, skip weeks, pause, or cancel your subscription at any time.
Healthy Eating Made Easy: Enjoy the same great microgreens you loved at the market, delivered fresh to your home throughout the off-season.
Make your health a priority all year round with this easy, flexible solution. Check out our Winter Wellness Crate to jumpstart your seasonal cleanse journey! Makes a great gift too!
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Prepping Your Garden for Winter
As the outdoor growing season winds down, it’s time to start thinking about how to prepare your garden for the colder months. If you’re growing your own veggies, here’s a quick guide to what you can expect as temperatures drop:
Say Goodbye to Summer Veggies: With the first frost, warm-season vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers will come to an end. Harvest any remaining produce before the frost hits!
Cold-Weather Survivors: Some hardier veggies like kale, Brussels sprouts, and carrots can handle the cold and will continue producing well into the cooler months. Mulching around these plants can help them last even longer.
Winter Prep Tips: Clean up garden debris, cover exposed soil with mulch or compost, and consider planting cover crops to protect your soil’s health during the winter.
Taking these steps will ensure your garden is ready for a productive growing season next spring!
PS — Clover is a great, hard-working cover crop 😊
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Support Us with a Review & Earn Rewards!
If you’ve loved our microgreens, we kindly ask for your support in another way: leaving us a positive review on Google. It takes just a minute, but your feedback helps us grow, reach more people, and continue providing these amazing superfoods to more families.
Leave a Review Here!
And don’t forget — we have an awesome rewards program! Every time you make a purchase, you earn points that can be redeemed for discounts on future orders. Plus, when you refer a friend, you’ll get even more rewards! It’s our way of saying thank you for being part of our community.
Join the Rewards Program Here!