While there are a wide variety of microgreens that you can buy (or grow at home), the names of these miniature plants should sound familiar: beets, Swiss chard, broccoli, mustard, arugula ...

For growing vegetables, full-size lettuces and other greens, such as Swiss chard or kale, indoors, you will definitely need to set up some type of lighting system.

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. News Today's news ...

Down a dirt path off of Green Acres Road, a St. Augustine couple is trying to revolutionize local restaurants with their organic microgreens. Al and Sherry Walker's property is more than an acre an… ...

Swiss chard is typically grown as a crop, but it offers a great deal of visual interest, too - especially if you pair it with the right ornamental plants.

Swiss chard has toiled in the shadow cast by kale for long enough.Step forward like Meg did, chard! It shines alongside springy peas and leeks in Melissa Clark’s one-pot braise with gnocchi ...