We're the grower, not just a brand.

See how we grow

Every herb starts as a seed in our indoor farm and is grown without being touched by human hands, from seed to pack. No soil, no weather, no sprays, just exactly the light, water and nutrients each plant needs, every single day.

Baby Spinach on our vertical farm

Clean, dry and never washed.

Herbs are fragile, and most of the damage happens long before you get them home. Washing leaves moisture behind, and handling bruises the leaves, and those two things together are what turn a bunch of herbs dark and limp in the crisper. Ours are grown spray-free in a sealed room, so they go into the pack clean, dry and unbruised, and they arrive with their leaves and their scent intact.

Best way to store fresh herbs

Stacked with goodness, made for you.

Ready-to-eat

No washing. No dirt. No hassle. Just fresh greens ready to enjoy.

Spinach leaf closeup

100% Pesticide free

Never sprayed, never needed. Just clean greens you can trust.

Spinach on a plate

Locally Grown

Less time on the road means more time staying fresh in your fridge.

Fresh for longer

18 days of freshness, helping you waste less and enjoy more.

Baby spinach in a bag

Stacked with vitamins

Vitamin-rich greens that help you get more from every salad.

Cos lettuce closeup

More greens on the grid.

Follow for recipes, farm tours and a very close look at some lettuce.

FAQs

No. They're grown indoors in a sealed room and never sprayed, so there's nothing to rinse off. Washing herbs only bruises the leaves and adds the moisture that makes them go dark.

No. Basil is a warm-weather herb and cold turns the leaves black. Keep it at room temperature, out of direct sun. Every other herb in our range is happy refrigerated between 1 and 5°C.

No, and here's the honest reason. Australian organic certification requires soil, and we grow without it. Organic farming also still permits some pesticides. We use none.

At the end, or raw. Every herb we grow is a soft finishing herb, and heat destroys the fresh flavour you bought them for. Stems are the exception: parsley and coriander stems carry plenty of flavour and can go in early.

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