Garden Bay Greens
Garden Bay Greens

Add it to anything. Make it healthy.

A little green goes a long way — the special touch that enhances the look, feel, and taste of every meal.

Fresh Microgreens

Locally Grown

Garden Bay, Sunshine Coast, BC

Cut Same Day of Delivery

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Fresh to your door, every week.

because if it's fresh in your fridge you'll actually use them.

It can be hard to remember to pick them up with your produce — sometimes they aren't fresh, or they go bad in your fridge, or you just don't remember to eat them. But what if you committed to eating them, and we made that easy for you? Your dishes will look better, and you'll feel better too. It's an easy win to feel good.

We deliver straight to your door

Peak freshness — picked the same day we deliver

Stays fresh longer in your fridge

Makes every meal look (and taste) better

An easy win for how you feel

A branded Garden Bay Greens container of freshly cut microgreens
Why Microgreens

Why Eat Microgreens?

Nutrient Powerhouse

Loaded with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants

Supports Heart Health

May help lower cholesterol and blood pressure

Boosts Immunity

Rich in vitamins A, C, E and K

Good for Brain Health

Contains compounds that support memory and focus

Anti-Inflammatory

High in polyphenols and phytonutrients

Easy to Digest

Gentle on the gut and high in natural enzymes

A Natural Detox

Helps your body fight oxidative stress

Fresh, Local & Sustainable

Grown close to home with a low environmental footprint

Up to40xMore NutrientsResearch shows microgreens can contain 4 to 40 times higher levels of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants than mature plants.

40x

Red Cabbage

Vitamin C

Deep purple red cabbage microgreens

40 times more vitamin C than mature red cabbage.

Strengthens your immune system and helps skin heal and stay firm.

20x

Broccoli

Sulforaphane

A tray of broccoli microgreens growing densely

20 times more sulforaphane (an anti-cancer compound) than mature broccoli.

Supports cell repair and helps your body fight inflammation.

6x

Radish

Antioxidants

Vivid pink and green radish microgreens

6 times more antioxidants than mature radishes.

Protects your cells from damage and supports clear, healthy skin.

5x

Pea Shoots

Vitamin K

A pile of fresh pea shoots

5 times more vitamin K than mature peas.

Builds strong bones and helps your blood clot properly.

4x

Sunflower

Vitamin E

Close-up of dewy sunflower microgreens

4 times more vitamin E than mature sunflower seeds.

Shields your skin and eyes from everyday cell damage.

Rich in Essential Nutrients

  • Vitamins A, C, E, K
  • B vitamins (B1, B2, B3, B6, B9)
  • Calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc
  • Powerful antioxidants (polyphenols, carotenoids, flavonoids)
  • Natural plant enzymes
  • Chlorophyll
  • Essential amino acids

It's crazy how such little greens can make such a big impact.

Figures shown are drawn from published microgreens research and presented as reported — not independently verified by us.

More nutrients. More colour.

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Grown in Garden Bay — Sunshine Coast

Just add a sprinkle.

You don't need to change the way you eat.

A plate of spaghetti and meatballs finished with microgreens
Tacos, a smoothie, and eggs on toast, each finished with microgreens
A burger and fries finished with microgreens

Eggs → add microgreens.

Sandwich → add microgreens.

Tacos → add microgreens.

Pasta → add microgreens.

Pizza → add microgreens.

Burgers → add microgreens.

Dinner → add microgreens.

Literally, you can add them to almost anything.

The flavour is light. The crunch is satisfying. The benefits are significant.

A little green goes a long way.

Our Story

Grown with care, from Garden Bay.

Garden Bay Greens started with a simple idea: the freshest food doesn't have to travel far to reach you. We grow small batches of microgreens right here on the Sunshine Coast and get them to your door within a day of harvest.

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