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Fresh organic wheatgrass
is one of nature's superfoods which is unrivalled
for natural healing and health.
Read more about its fantastic nutritional properties
on About Wheatgrass.
We are the UK's leading mail-order supplier of
fresh organic wheatgrass for juicing. We
deliver next day for all mail orders
received by 12 noon Monday to Thursday, subject
to availability, so you will receive the freshest
quality wheatgrass perfect for juicing. Please
browse through our Shop and read our
Carriage & Conditions pages for more details
and prices.
We sell by mail order: fresh organic wheatgrass
& barley grass, organic sunflower greens &
snowpea shoots, wheatgrass growing kits,
sprouting kits, organic spelt, wheat and barley
grain and organic compost and a selection of masticating
juicers specifically designed for juicing your
wheatgrass. We also sell organic seeds ideal
for home sprouting. These include: broccoli
seeds, radish seeds, black sunflower seeds and
new alfalfa seeds and snow pea seeds - see below
for more details.
To view and buy products click on Shop. Scroll
to bottom of Shop page for Checkout button.
Our organic wheatgrass is also very popular
for displays or photographic shoots. To enquire
contact us on 01981 241336 or email your
enquiries to tricia@aconbury.co.uk.For
fresh Organic Wheatgrass supplies delivered directly
to Juice & Smoothie bars contact us
on info@aconbury.co.uk or ring the mail
order department on 01981 241336.
For Trade enquiries contact us on: info@aconbury.co.uk.
We also supply nationally through organic,
health and fresh produce wholesalers and markets.
For deliveries to Europe please email
tricia@aconbury.co.uk.
What's new ?
Sprouting kit: grow your own
sprouts - ready in 3 days: A selection
of organic seeds to sprout in a unique, re-usable
hemp and flax sprouting-bag with full growing
instructions enclosed.
Sprouts & Sprouting Book:
A super complete guide to sprouting at home with
seventy healthy and creative recipes.
Frozen Wheatgrass: Packaging
Now packed in 32 cube trays. 32
Cubes or 112 Cubes per pack
Barley Grass:
If you would like to try an
alternative to Wheatgrass you could try our organically
grown Barley Grass. A wonderful vibrant green
and just like the Wheatgrass packed full of nutrients,
Barleygrass has a less sweet taste than the Wheatgrass.
Organic Alfalfa
Seeds 500g:
Ideal for home-growing your own alfalfa sprouts.
Each pack has enough seed to grow
5kg of fresh sprouted alfalfa and comes
with growing instructions. Alfalfa sprouts are
often referred to as the 'King of sprouts' as
they are highly nutritious.
These mild flavoured sprouts are wonderful in
salads, sandwiches, wraps, as garnishes or for
juicing with other green leaves for a refreshing
super-nutritious juice.
Organic Snow Pea Seeds 500g:
Now you can grow your own delicious fresh organic
Snow Pea shoots. With a flavour of fresh peas
they are excellent in salads, stir-fries, sandwiches,
as garnishes, or for juicing. They are also highly
nutritious. Snow Pea shoots need to be grown in
trays of organic compost and they are usually
ready to harvest in about 14 days. Just cut, rinse
and serve in your favourite salads. Each 500g
pack is enough to grow 5 trays of fresh Snow Pea
shoots.
Both new packs are available in strong re-sealable
bags. See our shop page to order.
Return Polystyrene Box service
& discount: Our frozen wheatgrass
juice is packed in a polystyrene box to ensure
it stays frozen. We try to re-use our packaging
where we can and we are offering a £3.00
discount off your next order if you return
your polystyrene box and lid to us in good condition.
Look for the details in your next order of frozen
wheatgrass juice.
We also grow a range of 'living foods': organic
beansprouts: sprouted seeds and pulses, such
as alfalfa sprouts, broccoli sprouts, mung
bean sprouts, aduki bean sprouts, radish
sprouts, chickpea sprouts, sunflower sprouts and
leek sprouts, sold throughout the UK at good
organic, wholefood, health stores and farm shops.
For more details of your nearest stockist, go
to www.aconbury.co.uk.
Site updated 6th June 2009
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