Description
Busy and Still Want Real Greens?
When your day feels full before 10 a.m., chopping a bunch of veggies isn’t always realistic. These arugula microgreens give you fresh flavor without the prep. They’re grown right here in Cooke County and ready in a snap—just rinse and toss them in.
What Makes Our Arugula Microgreens Different
Unlike bagged greens that start losing nutrients before you even buy them, our arugula is grown hydroponically and harvested the week you order. Because we grow indoors with filtered water and no sprays, you’re getting the cleanest greens possible.
They have a peppery kick that works well in wraps, eggs, sandwiches, and even pasta. Since they’re cut fresh, you’ll taste the difference right away. They’re also perfect for adding a bold finish to simple meals, even when dinner’s late and everyone’s hungry.
Sizes Moms Actually Use
| Size | Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 2 oz | $6.99 | A few quick meals or trying it out |
| 4 oz | $12.50 | Small families or weekly use |
| 8 oz | $22.00 | Bigger households, juicing, or meal prep |
You don’t need to waste money on greens that go slimy in your fridge. These stay fresh longer because they’re not shipped or sitting in storage.
Want It on Repeat?
If you already know arugula microgreens are a staple in your kitchen, our subscription option makes life easier. Choose a weekly or biweekly delivery and we’ll grow, cut, and deliver fresh greens on your schedule—so you’re never out when you need them.
| Size | Weekly Price | Biweekly Price |
|---|
| 2 oz | $6.29 | $6.79 |
| 4 oz | $11.25 | $12.25 |
| 8 oz | $19.80 | $21.50 |
Simple Pickup or Local Delivery
After you place your order, we’ll start growing your tray—usually ready within 7–10 days. You’ll get a message when it’s time for delivery (just $5 in Cooke County) or choose free pickup in Gainesville or Valley View.
Why Moms Love These
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Ready when life’s busy
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No chopping or peeling
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Clean-grown and trustworthy
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Grown and packaged by a fellow Cooke County local
These microgreens fit into real life—between homeschooling, errands, and dinner that needs to happen fast. Keep them in the fridge and toss a handful into whatever you’re making. That’s one less thing to stress about.
