The last of the snow seems to have finally melted, and the first warm, sunny days are creating pleasant conditions for the garden. Many people are now heading out into the garden, and those little Microgreentend to get somewhat forgotten over the summer. In this newsletter, we'll tell you exactly why that doesn't have to be the case and give you great tips for using them during the warmer months! 🌱
Bridging the waiting time
Yes, the gardening season is slowly but surely getting underway. But: it will still be a few weeks until the first harvest . Especially with the milder spring temperatures, sprouts Microgreenstill and is easily possible and is an excellent way to bridge the gap until the first garden harvest .
Reliable harvest all year round
The weather is becoming increasingly unpredictable , and we're noticing this in our gardens. Whether it's constantly lugging watering cans during extended dry spells or garden devastation from severe weather events, a bountiful harvest isn't always guaranteed. Microgreenoffer a reliable alternative: they require less water than conventional vegetables and thrive in a protected environment, whether on a windowsill or in a greenhouse, regardless of weather conditions. Fresh produce in no time!
Grow in the garden or on the balcony
Would you like to prepare a fresh salad with homegrown Microgreen? Pea, for your next barbecue pea , wheat microgreensMicrogreencan also be grown directly in the and sunflower vegetable garden or flower box .
These more robust varieties easily withstand normal weather conditions. Cover them with plastic wrap during germination . Also, make sure to water them sufficiently !
An original souvenir
Invited to a barbecue or spring brunch and looking for a unique gift? Freshly grown Microgreenin attractive containers are a real eye-catcher on any buffet table. Grown in just a few days, they make a delightful and original gift . 😉
Microgreenoffer numerous advantages for gardeners and health-conscious individuals: they grow quickly, require little space, and naturally contain vitamins and minerals. Their nutrient density enriches any meal.
