How would you like to see your garden grow in front of your very eyes?
Now, thanks to the launch of AeroGarden, you can literally watch your garden spring to life right in front of you and have the freshest tasting ingredients grow direct from the comfort of your own kitchen.
The AeroGarden is the world’s first kitchen garden appliance allowing everyone – even “brown thumbs” with no gardening experience – to effortlessly, conveniently and affordably grow delicious, fresh produce.
Create fresh herbs, lettuce, tomatoes and more, all year-round, from the comfort of the kitchen worktop – no dirt, no bugs, no weeding and most importantly, no mess!
The appliance is sure to be particularly popular this winter, bringing gardening in to the home and saving the hassle of growing produce outside, where it is more prone to damage from the harsh weather elements.
The innovative AeroGarden uses high-yield aeroponic technology and built-in grow lights to create a revolutionary self-watering, self-feeding, fully automated indoor garden capable of growing plants up to five times faster than plants grown in soil.
Aeroponics is a development of aeroponic science, where roots are suspended in air instead of in soil or water. AeroGrow International is the first company to convert this high-yield agri-technology into a low-cost, easy-to-use consumer product.
Appealing to epicurists’ desire for the freshest ingredients, the “clip and cook” quality allows home chefs to snip from the plant direct to the pot, adding deep flavour and zest to their gourmet creations.
It also makes the perfect gift for city dwellers who have compromised on garden space in pursuit of a more central location. They will love the convenience of having an abundant source of farm-fresh, nutrient-rich produce to hand, as well as benefit from the sensation of bringing a little of the outside indoors.
The Aerogarden is sure to be a hit with both seasoned “green fingers” and gardening novices alike, as the simple “plug and grow” system guarantees 100% germination and gardening success.
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