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    The document discusses classifications of microgreen seeds. It explains that microgreen seeds are classified into families that may not be familiar from typical garden seeds. It then lists 5 common families of microgreen seeds: Amaranthaceae (includes quinoa and spinach), Asteraceae (includes lettuce and endive), Brassicaceae (includes arugula, broccoli and cabbage), Lamiaceae (includes mint and basil) and Amaryllidaceae (includes chives and garlic). It cautions to ensure regular seeds used are organic if choosing not to use microgreen seeds specifically.

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    The document discusses classifications of microgreen seeds. It explains that microgreen seeds are classified into families that may not be familiar from typical garden seeds. It then lists 5 common families of microgreen seeds: Amaranthaceae (includes quinoa and spinach), Asteraceae (includes lettuce and endive), Brassicaceae (includes arugula, broccoli and cabbage), Lamiaceae (includes mint and basil) and Amaryllidaceae (includes chives and garlic). It cautions to ensure regular seeds used are organic if choosing not to use microgreen seeds specifically.

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    The document discusses classifications of microgreen seeds. It explains that microgreen seeds are classified into families that may not be familiar from typical garden seeds. It then lists 5 common families of microgreen seeds: Amaranthaceae (includes quinoa and spinach), Asteraceae (includes lettuce and endive), Brassicaceae (includes arugula, broccoli and cabbage), Lamiaceae (includes mint and basil) and Amaryllidaceae (includes chives and garlic). It cautions to ensure regular seeds used are organic if choosing not to use microgreen seeds specifically.

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    Microgreens Seeds

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    Sir John
    The document discusses classifications of microgreen seeds. It explains that microgreen seeds are classified into families that may not be familiar from typical garden seeds. It then lists 5 common families of microgreen seeds: Amaranthaceae (includes quinoa and spinach), Asteraceae (includes lettuce and endive), Brassicaceae (includes arugula, broccoli and cabbage), Lamiaceae (includes mint and basil) and Amaryllidaceae (includes chives and garlic). It cautions to ensure regular seeds used are organic if choosing not to use microgreen seeds specifically.

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    CLASSIFICATION OF MICROGREEN SEEDS

    When you go to a garden center looking at regular seeds, the


    classification of those seeds is easy to understand. You have vegetables,
    fruits, flowers, and herbs. When looking at microgreen specific seeds, you
    are going to notice classifications or families of seeds that may not look
    familiar. Here are some of the most common family names you may see
    when looking for seeds.

    Family Name Plants Included

    Amaranthaceae family Quinoa, swiss chard, spinach, beet

    Asteraceae family Lettuce, endive, radicchio

    Brassicaceae family Arugula, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, radish, watercress

    Lamiaceae family Herbs (mint, basil, rosemary, sage)

    Amaryllidaceae family Chives, garlic, leeks

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    If you choose to use regular seeds, be confident they are organic or not treated with any type of
    chemicals.

    Also, remember regular seeds may take longer to germinate than microgreen seeds.

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