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Seeds for sprouting should always be certified organic or at the very least 'food quality'. Green Harvest also has available a wide range of vegetable seeds for sprouting in bulk packets (25g, 100g, 1kg). Beetroot Cabbage Fennel Kale Mizuna Rocket Turnip

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Green Harvest Sprouting Guide (6.4MB )

or purchase the Sprouting Guide Leaflet WS105 $1.50 add 

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To view the Green Harvest Guide to Growing Microgreens which includes detailed information on growing wheatgrass, sunflower sprouts and buckwheat 'lettuce'

To view the Green Harvest Guide to Growing Salad Mix, Mesclun or Baby Leaf 

Alfalfa/Lucerne Seed for Sprouting  Organically certified     

Medicago sativa

NOT TO WA

Alfalfa is the most popular sprout with a delicious nutty flavour. It is highly nutritious and rich in vitamins B1, B2, C, E, K, D and especially vitamin A; minerals such as phosphorus, calcium (five times more than milk), magnesium, iron, potassium, sulphur, zinc; and a good quantity of protein (35%) and fibre. Alfalfa sprouts are used to support convalescence, and to prevent anaemia and osteoporosis. Expose the sprouts to full sunlight on the 5th day to make them more nutritious. Try to avoid sprouting alfalfa during very hot weather; a germination temperature between 16 - 28°C works best. Lucerne seed with inoculant is also available for green manure and cover crops.

SL178 25g $3.50 add 

SL147 200g $9.00 add 

SL156 1kg $30.00 add 

Barley Seed for Sprouting    Organically certified     

Hordeum vulgare

Barley grain is too chewy for most people as a sprout, so is best grown as barley grass, a highly nutritious alternative to wheatgrass. Combining the 2 grasses in juice improves the flavour. It is rich in vitamins A, B, C, E and K, minerals such as phosphorus, calcium, magnesium, iron, potassium; plus chlorophyll, lecithin, pantothenic acid and protein 30%. Barley germinates best at 16 - 25 °C; avoid growing it during very hot weather. Growing information...........

SB215 25g $3.50 add 

SB217 200g $4.50 add 

SB200 1kg $9.00 add 

Broccoli Seed for Sprouting Organically certified     

Brassica oleracea var. italica

This sprout has a distinctive broccoli taste which is quite hot and strong; it is also highly nutritious. The tender leaves are rich in vitamins A, B, C, E; minerals such as potassium, calcium, iodine, magnesium, sulphur; enzymes, protein (35%) and chlorophyll. It is believed to stimulate the immune system and have a tonic effect. It can be sprouted in a jar or dome sprouter. Try to avoid sprouting broccoli during very hot weather; a germination temperature between 16 - 28°C works best. Broccoli seed is also available for growing.

SB154 25g $9.00  add 

SB155 100g $25.00  add 

SB196 250g $50.00  add 

SB163 1kg $175.00  add 

Buckwheat Seed for Sprouting    Organically certified     

Fagopyrum esculentum

Chickpea Seed for Sprouting  

Cicer arietinum

SC226 200g $4.50 add   please note: this chickpea seed is not organically certified, it is supplied as untreated, food grade seed. It is locally grown in SE Qld.

SC318 1kg $9.50 add   Organically certified     

Sunflower Seed for Sprouting Organically certified in conversion

Helianthus annuus

SS160 500g $7.50 add 

SS198 1kg $12.95 add 

AUTOMATIC SPROUTER

Grow fresh and nutrient packed greens inside the house! Now any room with some natural light (avoid direct sunlight) can produce food! We have been successfully growing in a garage during the coldest and shortest days of winter.

This Easy Green automatic sprouter will: soak, rinse, mist, oxygenate and drain through the full seed to sprout growth cycle. It can hold 5 cartridge-style sprouting trays (supplied) 320mm x 60, which allows for tasty and nutritious sprouts throughout the week. Or use the large tray (390mm x 330) for a bigger quantity of grasses (wheat, oat, barley).

No soil is required so growing and harvesting sprouts and micro greens is super easy. No pre-soaking of seed is necessary, so you get your sprouts sooner (15-40% quicker). The 5L reservoir holds enough water for 2 days. Water is misted onto the seed or young sprouts at regular intervals by using the timer supplied. This misting helps to avoid mould and rotting, produces a faster crop and supplies abundant amounts of oxygen to the vibrantly growing sprouts.  Supplied with a 1m drainage tube the water is used only once ensuring a clean supply of water is used for each misting cycle. The unit is self-cleaning with the addition of bleach or hydrogen peroxide.

With a total “footprint” of 580mm deep x 430 wide x 200 tall, this will be your most productive, least maintenance required, food-producing area of your property. Please measure and consider your location for this 6kg unit, as it is a large kitchen appliance. Instructions and references to manufacturers’ international website are supplied. Spare parts are available.

This well designed electrical appliance is especially beneficial to extend the eating of fresh greens during the hot humid summers in the subtropical and tropical zones and during cold wintery conditions of the southern states. Great for renters, people who work long days, children, vegans, vegetarian pet owners, bird fanciers and anyone who would rather eat their nutrients than buy “nutritional supplements”. The units can be stacked 5-6 tall for very keen sprouters or small commercial  growers (restaurants / café / tuck shop).

TF145 $329.00  add

TF149 Replacement Air Filter for Easy Green Automatic Sprouter $15.00 add

How to Grow Microgreens: Nature’s Own Superfood
Fionna Hill 2010 New Zealand
Grow your own high-quality, fresh, nutritionally rich, quick, pest free and highly productive greens – raise microgreens! Here’s a way to add more flavour, colour and texture to your food even if you rent, are on water restrictions or have shady position or poor soil.
Microgreens are larger than sprouts and smaller than baby salad greens; they are grown in soil or a soil substitute and much less seed is used than for sprouting. Microgreens take between 7 – 21 days to grow and are harvested by being snipped off, leaving the roots behind. You’ll be inspired by dozens of photos of lush, healthy greens grown in a huge variety of containers from eggshells to teacups to terracotta pots to bottles, pots and trays of all shapes and sizes. Includes profiles of twenty plants suitable for growing as microgreens, with nutritional values, best growing conditions, fabulous recipes, usage and storage suggestions for each.
107pp
BH123 $30.00  add
 

How Can I Grow and Use Sprouts as Living Food?

Isabell Shipard 2005
A simply fantastic book on sprouting and health. Learn how to sprout and supply, by weight, the richest source of vitamins, minerals and anti-oxidants of all fresh food, in your own kitchen. Covering over 100 kinds of sprouting seeds, the best methods, nutritional and medicinal benefits, using sprouts with practical and simple recipes. 138 pp

BH108 $40.00 add

Sprout Garden: Indoor Grower’s Guide to Gourmet Sprouts
Mark M. Braunstein 1999 (USA)
Sprouts and microgreens are nutritious, economical, tasty, quick and easy to grow. Here’s how to grow more than 50 kinds of sprouts and microgreens in your kitchen, from broccoli and alfalfa to snowpea greens and wheatgrass. You can grow your sprouts in jars, bags, saucers, towels, and trays; raise advanced sprouts or microgreens on soil or grow your own wheatgrass for juicing. There are step-by-step and day-by-day instructions for sprouting and profiles of dozens of different sprouting seeds including some less common ones such as quinoa and amaranth. Top this off with some “radicle” recipes and you have an excellent handbook for the novice sprouter or veteran microgreen gardener. 144pp
BS132 $28.00  add

 

Sprouting Dial Chart 

Everything you need to know about sprouts. Use the wheel to dial up your favourite variety, you’ll find step by step instructions on growing methods, required seeds amounts, days to maturity plus info on taste, usage, health benefits, nutritional data & recipes. 37 full colour photos.

BS121  1 - 5 $10.50 each add   

BS130 6+ $7.00 each add   

Microgreens Growing Guide
Nutritious – Organic – Beautiful – Easy to Grow
Microgreens are home-grown mini-greens: larger than sprouts and smaller than baby salad greens. They are classed as microgreens after they have produced at least two true leaves after the cotyledons (seed leaves) appear. Whereas sprouts are germinated seeds grown in dark, moist conditions and eaten whole, microgreens are grown in light, on soil or similar substrate and are harvested by cutting the stems, leaving the roots behind. Microgreens add flavour, colour, texture and nutrition to your food. They can be grown in pots, saucers, baskets, styrofoam boxes or in a garden bed. With just a few small containers you can have a range of vegetables it would take a large backyard to produce to full size and in a fraction of the time. This A4 sized, three fold, glossy cardboard guide shows how easy it is to grow microgreens. Beautifully illustrated with photographs of the seed and leaves for each of the 28 microgreens described; each profile includes suggested uses, germination times, ideal growing conditions and more. Step-by-step guides to growing in soil and with the hydroponic method are illustrated with clear diagrams. Create a beautiful garden in your kitchen or on your balcony in only weeks!
BM111 $12.00  add
 

Sprouting Bag

A simple, portable way to sprout – no jars, no hassle! Just dip and hang your Sprouting Bag for delicious, healthy sprouts in 4 – 5 days. Made from chemical-free, untreated hemp with a small amount of linen fibres. It is durable, naturally mould-resistant and lasts for years. Small variation occurs but the Bags are approx 175mm x 275mm in size. The Hemp Sprout Bag is best for growing grains and beans such as mung, lentils, peas, chickpeas, adzuki, sprouted wheat, rye, or barley.

TF140  1 - 4 $16.00 each add 

TF141 5 - 9 $15.00 each  add 

TF142 10+ $10.00 each  add 

Jar Sprouter  

A drainage stand is incorporated into the lid. Dimensions 8 cm diameter x 15 cm tall glass cylinder.

TF121  1 - 2 $15.00 each    add 

TF131 3 - 5 $13.50 each    add 

TF143 6+  $11.00 each  add 

Sprouting Kit

Not to WA

Includes:

Jar Sprouters x 2

Broccoli Sprouting Seeds 25g

Radish Sprouting Seeds 25g

Alfalfa Sprouting Seeds 25g

Sprouting Dial Chart

Sprouting Guide Leaflet

TF130 $49.95 add                      

Save $10.00

Sprouting Kit

For WA customers only

Includes:

Jar Sprouters x 2

Broccoli Sprouting Seeds 25g

Radish Sprouting Seeds 25g

Fenugreek Sprouting Seeds 25g

Sprouting Dial Chart

Sprouting Guide Leaflet

TF148 $49.95 add     

Save $10.00

TF114 $89.50 add 

TF115  $99.50 add                 

    

Seedling / Wheat Grass Tray  

This durable 29cm x 34cm black plastic tray is ideal for holding recycled pots, jiffy plant starters, homemade paper pots, 48 cell tray or for direct sowing of seed or wheatgrass. It also fits the Mini Propagator or 8 standard punnets.

TT100 1 - 9 $5.00 each  add 

 

TT101 10+ $3.90 each   add 

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We guarantee our seeds to the value of the purchase price. We are happy to replace the seeds, give you a credit or refund, whichever you prefer. Other than our guarantee to the extent of the purchase price Green Harvest gives no other warranty expressed or implied. No liability will be accepted by Green Harvest, its owners or employees as to the accuracy of any information. No responsibility will be taken for damage to property or persons due to information given about a product or technique. No responsibility will be taken for the loss of a crop or income due to information given about a product or technique.

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