Our microgreens

Thirteen varieties,
cut fresh to order.

Every variety is grown in-house from seed in Buffalo. Filter by how you plan to use them, then open any variety for flavor, texture and suggested uses.

Pea shoots growing in a tray

How to use them

These aren't garnish. They're an ingredient.

Microgreens can carry a salad, give a sandwich its crunch, bring heat to a taco and go straight into the blender. Here is where each variety earns its place.

Salads

A base green, not a sprinkle.

PeaKaleMizunaArugulaLettuce

Grain bowls

Freshness and crunch over warm grains.

BroccoliSunflowerRadishSpicy Mix

Sandwiches

Swap out tired lettuce for real crunch.

SunflowerRadishArugulaSpicy Mix

Wraps

Holds its texture rolled up.

SunflowerPeaBroccoliLettuce

Smoothies

Blends in clean and mild.

BroccoliPeaKale

Juices

Fresh greens for green juice recipes.

PeaSunflower

Meal prep

Holds up in a prepped container all week.

SunflowerBroccoliPea

Breakfast

On eggs, toast and breakfast plates.

RadishKaleBroccoli

Entrées

Heat and color against rich proteins.

RadishMizunaWasabi Mustard

Appetizers

Finishes small plates with color.

CarrotRadishBasil

Health-focused meals

Fresh, nutrient-dense greens on the plate.

BroccoliKalePea

Pizza & pasta

Scattered on after the oven, never baked.

ArugulaBasil

Tacos

Herb and heat in the same handful.

CilantroRadishSpicy Mix

Sushi & poke

Real wasabi-style heat against rich fish.

Wasabi MustardMizunaRadish

Curries & noodles

Fresh herb finish on hot, rich bowls.

CilantroBasilMizuna

Cocktails

An aromatic garnish that actually tastes like something.

BasilCilantro

Your menu

Tell us the dish. We'll suggest a variety and a volume that fits it.

Grown in Buffalo for local kitchens

Fresh greens on your next delivery day.

Place an order, check availability or ask for a sample. You will hear back from the grower, not a sales team.

Flavor profile
Texture
Order type
One-time or recurring
Availability
[Confirm pack sizes]

Suggested uses

Best for