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Veggie Graffiti

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Philadelphia, PA 19123
484-620-7362
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2-10
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Privately Held
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Philadelphia, PA

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Veggie Graffiti grows and delivers living microgreens from a hydroponic, soil-free operation, serving both home customers and commercial kitchens. Its PURE growing method uses pH-balanced filtered water, coco fiber pads and LED lights, while live plants arrive in the same food-safe trays used for cultivation to preserve freshness and reduce waste. For wholesale customers, the company also hand-delivers first orders and trains staff in storage and use.

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veggiegraffiti.com

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  • veggiegraffitisales@gmail.com

Phone numbers

  • 484-620-7362

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Veggie Graffiti location map for 1357 RIDGE AVE

1357 Ridge Ave

Philadelphia, PA 19123

Philadelphia County

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Veggie Graffiti location map for 800 S MAIN ST

800 S Main St

Greensburg, PA 15601

Westmoreland County

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veggiegraffiti.com
Updated
Aug 2026