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Tired of Buying Greens You Don't Use? Here's How to Work Microgreens Into Everyday Meals
Microgreens don't need recipes. Toss a handful onto sandwiches, tacos, pizza, and eggs for a no-cook nutrition boost. Tips from Wilshires Organics.
Bill & Shirley Watson
We’re Bill and Shirley Watson from Ocala. Shirley is the grower around here with two green thumbs. Bill helps build, plan, share in the work, and do internet stuff. Welcome!
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Your Salad's Missing Color: Why Amaranth Microgreens Belong on Every Plate
Amaranth microgreens bring unmatched red-violet color and the highest carotenoid levels of any microgreen. Learn what they taste like and how to grow them.
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History of Microgreens: From Gourmet Garnish to Everyday Superfood
Discover the surprising history of microgreens - from 1980s California fine dining garnish to today's everyday superfood. Learn how these flavorful seedlings evolved from chef luxury to accessible home nutrition.
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What Exactly Are Microgreens, And Why They Matter
Discover what microgreens are, their nutritional benefits, and how they differ from sprouts. Fresh from Wilshires Organics in Ocala, FL.
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Pea Shoots Are the Gentle Green People Actually Use
Pea shoots are sweet, crisp, and easy to use. Learn how Wilshires Organics grows them and why they are a beginner-friendly local microgreen.
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Broccoli Microgreens: The 10-Day Crop That Handles Real Conditions
Broccoli microgreens: harvest in 7-14 days, handle imperfect light, and pack concentrated nutrition. A reliable crop for growers who want results without the wait.
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Why Sunflower Shoots Keep Selling Out First
Sunflower shoots are a customer favorite for their nutty crunch and mild flavor. Research shows high potassium and calcium, plus uniquely low nitrates among tested microgreens.
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Kids Won't Eat Greens? Microgreens Might Be the Easier On-Ramp
Kids won't eat greens? Microgreens are nutrient-dense, easy to grow, and research on repeated exposure shows how to help kids accept them.