Winter microgreens class on tap
Learn about equipment, seed supplies, lighting and space requirements of growing microgreens from Master Gardener Kamori Cattadoris at a class on Nov. 9.
(Photo via SHUTTERSTOCK)
Do you want to fresh healthy greens — even after the outdoor garden has been put to bed? Or maybe you don't have an outdoor garden and would still like to grow something.
Minigreens, microgreens, and sprouts are the answer.
They are simply the versions of vegetables and herbs when they are in their tiny sprout form. There are around 60 different kinds of microgreens. Not only do microgreens add a nutritional punch to salads, soups, or sandwiches, but they are also tender and offer delicious flavor.
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