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AeroGarden Harvest is on sale for $70 off
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TL;DR: The AeroGarden Harvest will bring your kitchen to life, and it’s on sale for just $79 for Prime Day, a savings of $70.95 or 47 percent off its usual price. And it comes with a gourmet herb seed pod kit included.
When you think of gardening you may think of endless back-breaking work and labor, constantly forgetting to water your plants, and wondering why everything you touch dies (even cacti). Give your garden an upgrade with the AeroGarden Harvest —with this easy to use gardening system it is almost impossible to kill your plants. And you can get started fast, since it comes with a gourmet herb seed pot kit.
Grow up to six plants at a time, anytime during the year regardless of the season. So you can enjoy your favorite greens and herbs anytime. And with friendly alerts to water and add nutrients to your plants, you’ll never forget to water them again.
Give your garden new life with the AeroGarden for $79, $70 off its original price of $149.95.
No green thumb required.
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