At JOHN HURD'S ORGANIC WATERCRESS, we take pride in providing a high-quality and nutritious product to our customers. Our organic watercress is grown with care, each leaf is packed with flavor and nutrients. Whether you enjoy it in salads, sandwiches, or smoothies, our watercress adds a refreshing crunch and a peppery kick to any dish. Try JOHN HURD'S ORGANIC WATERCRESS today and experience the difference that quality makes.
Located in South West England
John Hurd's Organic Watercress is proud to call South West England home. Nestled in the stunning countryside, our watercress farm benefits from the region's unique climate and filtered underground chalk aquifers. Our location in South West England not only provides the perfect conditions for growing watercress but also reflects our deep-rooted connection to the land and community. We have two farms both in the South West, our main site is in Wiltshire where we also package the Watercress ready to be sent to consumers and shops with another slightly smaller site exclusively for growing in Dorset.
About us
How we harvest
Machine harvesting watercress offers several advantages compared to hand harvesting. The process is more efficient and faster, allowing us to meet the growing demand for our organic watercress. Additionally, machine harvesting ensures a more consistent quality and quantity of the product. While hand harvesting has its charm and tradition but is extremely laborious and time consuming, we continued this practice until 2018 when we went to mechanized harvesting to embrace modern advances in food production. Machine harvesting reflects our commitment to innovation and sustainability in agriculture.
Eating Watercress!
Exploring Watercress in Culinary Delights
Whether you are looking to add a nutritious kick to your meals or simply experiment with new flavors, watercress offers a world of culinary possibilities waiting to be explored. So why not pick up a bunch of fresh watercress today and let your creativity flourish in the kitchen?
If you’d like to view some full watercress recipes to try click the ‘Cresscipes’ link below.
