Harris Seeds adds sprouting seeds to product line

Harris Seeds is excited to announce the addition of seeds for sprouting to their product line. Harris Seeds has carefully selected a supplier with the highest standards for optimum germination and safety. What makes them stand out from the rest of the competition is very meaningful to the sprouts enthusiast. The sprout supplier has a certified in-house laboratory that ensures all sprout seeds that pass through their door are thoroughly tested to be free of human or plant based pathogens. These high-quality sprouting seeds are carefully packaged to provide sprouts lovers the best quality available. The supplier is the only known facility that tests for good germination and prints the results on every package. Good sprout germination is just as important on the counter-top as it is in the garden.

The sprout seed varieties Harris has selected are some of the most popular available. Gardeners can select from 8 different varieties including alfalfa, broccoli, clover, mung bean, wheat, and a few sprout mixes - spicy mix (mix of radish & clover), bean mix (mix of adzuki, mung and green lentil), and crispy mix (mix of green peas and green and red lentils). Most sprout varieties are also USDA Certified Organic.

Harris Seeds offers a Four Tray Sprouter that makes sprouting simple. The sprouter produces nutritious sprouts in just 3-5 days. Harris Seeds also offers a Sprouting Mason Jar Lid, another easy way to enjoy sprouts. The lid fits most wide mouth mason jars and is made of a durable food-grade plastic with mesh holes big enough to drain well, but small enough to hold in tiny sprout seeds such as alfalfa. The Four Tray Sprouter and Sprouting Mason Jar Lid are both BPA free and dishwasher safe. Sprouting seeds in your kitchen is as easy as it gets, and you’ll provide your family with some of the most delicious, nutritious and healthy treats for the dining table.

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Harris Seeds adds sprouting seeds to product line