Our hydroponically grown Peppermint by Tiny Town Farms is intensely aromatic with a cool, crisp flavor and potent natural oils. Ideal for teas, desserts, cocktails, or medicinal use, this herb
Our Common Chives are delicately flavored, slender green herbs with a mild onion taste and vibrant green color . Grown hydroponically indoors at Tiny Town Farms, they’re free of pesticides
Our Leisure Splits Cilantro is a premium, slow-bolting variety grown hydroponically for a clean, full-flavored, and longer-lasting harvest. Known for its fragrant citrusy flavor and bright green leaves , this
Siberian Kale is a cold-hardy, broad-leafed kale variety with softer texture and a more delicate flavor than curly or dinosaur kale. Grown hydroponically at Tiny Town Farms, it thrives in
Our Bloomsdale Long Standing Spinach is a classic heirloom variety with dark green, deeply savoyed (crinkled) leaves and a rich, nutty flavor. Grown hydroponically at Tiny Town Farms, this spinach
Our Jalapeño M Hot Peppers are a bold, medium-heat variety prized for their classic punch of spice and fresh green flavor . Grown hydroponically at Tiny Town Farms without soil
Our Gold Nugget Tomatoes are a small, round cherry variety known for their bright golden skin and intensely sweet, juicy flavor . Grown hydroponically at Tiny Town Farms, these tomatoes
Our Small Red Cherry Tomatoes are the perfect bite-sized classic , bursting with juicy sweetness and bright acidity . Grown hydroponically at Tiny Town Farms without pesticides or soil, these
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