Microgreens Variety for Every Plate
Sunflower, pea shoots, radish, broccoli, coriander, beet, onion and Bloody Mary microgreens — fresh local variety for salads, sandwiches, garnish, chefs and everyday home meals.
Different dishes call for different greens, which is why we grow a rounded range of microgreens at NuTea Farms. From crunchy and nutty to peppery, herby and bold, there is a microgreen here for almost every plate — and because we grow locally in Wexford, you can enjoy that variety at its freshest.
Our range of microgreens
Our current range includes sunflower microgreens for crunch, sweet and tender pea shoots, peppery radish, mild and healthy broccoli, aromatic coriander, earthy-sweet beet, delicate onion and bold red-stemmed Bloody Mary microgreens. Each one brings its own flavour, colour and texture. You can see prices, units and descriptions for all of them on our products page.
Because availability changes week to week with the harvest, the exact line-up can shift slightly — part of the fun of buying fresh, local and seasonal.
Microgreens for every dish
Variety is about more than choice; it is about matching the right green to the right dish. Sunflower and pea shoots add crunch and freshness to salads and sandwiches. Radish and onion bring a savoury lift to eggs, tacos and open plates. Coriander finishes curries, soups and wraps. Beet and Bloody Mary microgreens give chefs the vivid colour they want for garnish and plating. For trade kitchens, all of this is available as flexible restaurant and cafe supply.
Mix, match and discover
One of the easiest ways to enjoy the range is to mix a few varieties and see what you reach for most. Home cooks often start with sunflower and pea shoots, then branch into radish, coriander and beet as they grow more confident. Chefs tend to keep a colourful selection on hand for plating and specials.
Local collection and delivery around Wexford and nearby areas make it simple to try a few. Not sure where to start? Contact us and we will suggest a mix based on what is freshest and what you like to cook.
Variety — questions
Which microgreens do you grow?
Our range includes sunflower, pea shoots, radish, broccoli, coriander, beet, onion and Bloody Mary microgreens. Availability changes week to week with the harvest.
Which microgreens are best for beginners?
Sunflower and pea shoots are a great place to start — mild, crunchy and easy to add to salads, sandwiches and brunch. From there, radish, coriander and beet add more flavour and colour.
Can I order a mix of different microgreens?
Yes. Many customers order a few varieties at once. Contact us and we will help you put together a fresh, seasonal mix based on availability.
Ready to order fresh microgreens?
Browse our fresh microgreens or get in touch and we will confirm this week’s availability.