“Put some soil in them, sprinkle the seeds on top ... radishes, beets, broccoli, peas, sunflowers and even corn. Micro-green growing kits are available at most garden centers and many variety ...

Radish, mustard greens, green pea shoots ... trying out soilless systems for the first time. Broccoli, radish, and mustard are some of the seeds you can use for this purpose.

Keeping plants alive in the cold winter months can be a challenge, but microgreens particularly are a fun project for green-thumb gardeners in January.

Dougal Waters/Getty Images The age-old advice to “eat your greens” because they’re good for you is backed by growing scientific evidence that green ... broccoli. They germinated and grew the ...

Microgreens are a type of plant that falls between a sprout and a baby green. They’re nutritious ... These aromatic greens, also known as micro herbs or vegetable confetti, are rich in flavor ...

That means these little green leaves are a ... spinach, broccoli, and even herbs. Similar to bean sprouts and alfalfa sprouts, they are seeds that have been planted, allowed to grow for a very ...

But broccoli sprouts have ten to 100 times higher levels of sulforaphane, the cancer-fighting phytochemical that researchers call “the green chemoprevention ... We soak the seeds overnight ...

You can buy broccoli sprouts at many health food stores, but you can also grow them easily at home. Soak two tablespoons of broccoli seeds overnight ... take on a vibrant green color.