Whether you don’t have an outdoor space or you’re simply tired of buying large bunches of parsley and cilantro (and throwing away the slimy leaves you didn’t use up), the best indoor herb gardens make ...

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It didn’t take long after stay-at-home orders for many of us to start getting crafty. First came sourdough and banana bread, but as the weather warmed, we started looking outdoors. Many people are ...

A countertop garden promises the farm without the fuss. Using water and strong artificial light, these units let you grow food or flowers from seeds inside your home, in a footprint about as small as ...

While an idyllic garden bursting with produce sounds lovely, outdoor gardening can be unpredictable. Head inside, and whether you're growing herbs, leafy greens, or microgreens, your brown thumb can ...

A great hydroponic indoor garden is one of the best investments you can have in your home. I know that’s a bold claim considering there are so many brilliant home and kitchen innovations, but an ...

Indoor smart gardens are a great way to grow healthy produce without the need for a sizable backyard. Whether you’re living in a cramped apartment, a townhome with limited outdoor space, or simply ...

Whether you’re looking for a way to elevate your home cooking or a simple project to do with your family, growing an indoor herb garden is a fun and rewarding activity. It's surprisingly easy, too, ...

Gone are the days where the only way to grow your own vegetables is to own a bunch of land or live in the right area for the crops you want to have. With indoor smart gardens you can bring your green ...

Stuck inside? Design your own plant-filled sanctuary. It's fair to say hundreds of wannabe gardeners are flocking to hardware stores, nurseries and do-it-yourself warehouses to purchase flowers, ...

Green thumb or all thumbs? With proper care, these self-contained hydroponic gardens from AeroGarden, Click and Grow, Rise Gardens, and SereneLife let you grow (a bit of) your own food—without an ...