Grow Your Own Herbs and Veggies With Seedsheet's Mini Garden Kits

The pre-selected mini kits ensure thriving plants for first-time gardeners..

If you’ve ever dreamed of growing your own herbs and vegetables, but you lack a green thumb or the space to do so, Seedsheet just launched a series of Mini Garden Kits, which make it easy to be an at-home gardener even if you live in a studio apartment! Featuring the company’s innovative gardening technology and software integration, it’s designed as the perfect companion to any counter or windowsill.

With three different kinds of Mini Garden Kits Available (Herbs, Pesto, Salad), now anyone can enjoy a variety of freshly grown fare at home. Each sheet comes with a variety of pre-selected, organic, non-GMO seeds in dissolvable pods, and is specially designed with strategic seed placements to facilitate maximum growth. Permeable fabric keeps weeds from affecting plant growth and health, and the kits are equipped with specially-selected soil and containers to ensure proper root development.

Grown your own herbs, salad or pesto to enjoy in your meals.

In addition, the Garden Guru Service enables customers who opt in to receive updates from their garden so they can track progress and receive automated tips and video tutorials throughout the life cycle of their garden.

Seedsheet appeared on Shark Tank in 2017 and has gone on to numerous QVC sellouts and features on Good Morning America and The View. Its products are manufactured in its Middlebury, Vermont factory, and source the finest organic seeds and soil in the industry.

The Mini Garden Kits retail for $14.99 on their website and Amazon. In 2019, they will be available nationwide in Aldi’s Grocery Stores.

[Images courtesy of Seedsheet]

Kamala Kirk is a University of Southern California graduate and has been an editor/writer for more than a decade. She has written for E! Online, Total Beauty, TravelAge West, Malibu Times Magazine, and many more. She resides in Los Angeles and is a proud pug mom. Follow her on Instagram: @kamalakirk