Alaskan Nasturtium microgreens with cream-and-green variegated leaves and vibrant pink-magenta stems from Casa Verde

Peppery elegant variegated

Alaskan Nasturtium

Wholesale only
Casa Verde supplies professional kitchens. Pricing is set per kitchen based on weekly volume and delivery day. Request a quote below and we'll follow up within one business day.

About this variety

Tasting notes & culinary use

Alaskan Nasturtium Microgreens — Bold Peppery Heat with Striking Variegated Leaves

In brief
A visually stunning nasturtium variety with creamy variegated leaves, vibrant green marbling, and a bold peppery bite — perfect for seafood, charcuterie, salads, cocktails, and high-end modern plating.


Flavor Profile

Flavor Notes

  • Sharp, clean peppery heat (similar to watercress)
  • Light floral undertones
  • Hints of herbal citrus
  • Bright, lingering finish

Texture

  • Tender, succulent leaves
  • Delicate stems with a crisp bite
  • Ideal for raw finishing and precise plating

Visual Appeal

Alaskan Nasturtium microgreens are prized for their cream-and-green variegated leaves — each leaf patterned differently for an artisanal, high-impact look. Their vibrant marbling instantly elevates plates with organic contrast and premium aesthetics.


Best Uses

For Chefs

  • Seafood: scallops, oysters, crudos, ceviche
  • Beef or tuna tartare, charcuterie, and rich plates needing contrast
  • Salads, vegetable dishes, and seasonal tasting menus
  • Cocktails or botanical beverages needing visual flair
  • Garnish for soups, risottos, or roasted vegetable entrées

For Home Cooks

  • Top salads for color and peppery brightness
  • Use on eggs, bowls, or sandwiches
  • Finish seafood or grilled meats
  • Add elegance to cocktails or mocktails

Origin & Cultivation

Alaskan Nasturtium is a variegated variety known for its striking marbled leaves and peppery intensity. At Casa Verde Microfarm, we grow this specialty crop to enhance leaf variegation, preserve tenderness, and develop a clean peppery profile without bitterness.

Storage Temperature: Keep refrigerated at 2–5°C to preserve leaf color, freshness, and heat.


Why Casa Verde’s Crop Is Better

  • Beautiful variegated leaves that add instant visual drama
  • Balanced peppery heat with floral notes — never harsh
  • Uniform tender leaves ideal for premium plating
  • Substrate-free growing ensures pristine, clean greens
  • Delivered fresh in Montreal for peak vibrancy and flavor

Packaging, Size & Storage

  • Packed in chef-grade clamshells (30–40 g units)
  • Refrigerate immediately
  • Store at 2–5°C
  • Best consumed within 4–6 days

For chefs
Peppery, elegant, and visually stunning — Alaskan Nasturtium microgreens from Casa Verde add unforgettable contrast and flavor to any dish.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are microgreens?
Microgreens are young edible plants — vegetables, herbs, or flowers — harvested 7 to 21 days after germination, once the first true leaves appear. They pack concentrated flavor and nutrients in a few centimeters of growth and finish a plate the way a fully grown herb rarely can.
How do I store microgreens?
Keep them in their sealed clamshell, refrigerated at 2–5°C, away from ethylene-producing fruit and strong-smelling ingredients. Most varieties hold 5–10 days; delicate ones like borage are best used within 48 hours of delivery. Don't rinse until right before service.
Can I request a custom order?
Yes. Tell us your weekly volume, delivery day, and the varieties you want — we plan sowings a week in advance, so standing orders and one-off event orders can both be accommodated. Request wholesale pricing and we'll confirm availability within one business day.
What happens if I'm not home at the time of delivery?
Wholesale deliveries are to the kitchen door during posted hours, not residential drop-offs — we coordinate with your receiver directly. If no one is available at the scheduled window we hold the order at 2–5°C and reroute on the next delivery day. Let us know the best receiving window when you set up the standing order.

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