Grow fresh herbs, leafy greens, fruit and flowers indoors

Join our community of indoor growers and discover how easy it is to grow your favorite plants indoors, no matter the season.

Stress-free growing

Perfect for experts and beginners alike, our smart gardens make it easy to grow fresh herbs, vegetables, and flowers indoors.

No guesswork, just results

We've automated the ideal balance of light, water, and nutrients so you can effortlessly enjoy a continuous harvest of fresh, organic produce.

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Ermonix Grow Tray with three potted herbs under a slim LED grow light, set on a kitchen island.

Full-spectrum grow lights

Designed to mimic natural sunlight

Germinate, grow, and display almost any potted plant indoors with a range of grow light solutions that fit any space.

Ermonix LumiGarden 3 in black with black LED grow light arm, shown filled with green herbs and small red/yellow tomatoes on a clean white background, filled with green herbs and small pansies, set on a wooden kitchen island. A man is blurred in the background chopping vegetables in a bright kitchen.

Flavorful herbs and greens year-round

Add flavor to your meals with the LumiGarden 3. This compact, low-maintenance indoor smart garden lets you harvest fresh herbs and greens right from your kitchen counter.

FREE ready-to-grow 3-pack Basil plant pods by Click & Grow (value $14.95) to get you started.

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HydroVase flowerpot with LED light, watering can, and framed picture on a table

No more replacing flowers in a vase

Grow fresh flowers no matter the season with the HydroVase. No soil, no mess, just blooms.

Perfect for home, office, or any space needing a touch of nature.

FREE ready to grow 3-pack Petunia plant pods by Click & Grow (value $14.95) to get you started.

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Herb garden and veggie garden in the indoor Garden Cube

Build a vertical garden

Buy a 3-stack garden and SAVE $100. Cubes can be joined vertically or side by side. Includes 6x FREE 9-pack pre-seeded pods by Click & Grow (value $179.70).

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