You may not have noticed but we changed to a subscription only delivery service effective February 1st of this year!

I know a few of you have had reservations about signing up for a subscription based service, but the just like any other subscription from your newspaper to your streaming service, you are in total control!

As you can see in the picture above, when you sign up for our delivery service, you pick how often and the types of microgreens that are delivered to you.  If you subsequently decide to pause, change or cancel our service, you log in and can do any of these actions right in your personal subscriptions portal.

It is so easy and you have all the control!

I was recently at a Whole Foods store in South Tampa and was shocked to see that they carried a line of microgreens.  They were fairly priced and grown in Florida.

However, as I closely examined the store bought version I noted a few very important differences with the microgreens we grow here at Woodlynne Farms.

1. Our microgreens are cut and delivered within one to two days.  Their microgreens were picked, packed and shipped from across the state and there was no clear indication how long that product had been on the shelf.  The average shelf life for microgreens is 2-3 weeks so losing a week to packing, transit and then stocking can significantly shorten the useful live of the greens.  That does not even take into account the time that product had been hanging in the cooler at the store before it was purchased.
2. Our microgreens are grown hydroponically and they never touch soil.  This means we can deliver them to you without washing them, which in our opinion, reduces the longevity of the product.  It is also extra time and effort for the consumer to have to wash and then somehow dry or spin dry such tiny delicate greens.
3. Our greens are cut with the first true leaves and stem (hypocotyl and epicotyl) attached.  We cut just above the roots.  Their product is machine cut and it appeared have little or no hypocotyl stem attached and even very little of the Epicotyl stem.  Not only are you missing an important source of nutrients, but aesthetically it changes the look of the produce on a dish since it is mainly true leaves. 
4. We deliver our product to you.  You must venture out to find theirs or have it delivered to you by some third party delivery service.

We believe the choice is simple!  Not only do Woodlynne Farm's microgreens taste fresher, but they last longer and are not as much work for you to use when we deliver them to your door.

If you have not tried our microgreens, why not give them a try?

Can you mix and match the right seedling with the fully formed microgreen?  It is not as easy as you might think!

Here is a hint:  The fully formed microgreens are radish, peas and sunflowers.

Hover your cursor over the picture to check your guesses.