These indoor gardens can help you grow fresh produce without leaving your home: ForbesFinds
This little hydroponic garden system takes up less than a half square foot of space, making it the ideal indoor garden for a smaller home, an apartment, or even an efficiency or dorm room. It allows you to grow up to three plants at once, though many people will be best served by growing just one larger plant — say a cherry tomato plant — or two medium-sized options, like basil and parsley.
For growing a single herb indoors — say the cilantro you use all the time in East Asian dishes or the mint that makes your cocktails so refreshing — then this easy-to-use little garden system is ideal. You need to start raising your little plant in a seed cup or other small planter, but once it has an appreciable root system, you can transfer it to the upper section of this compact handsome column, the bottom half of which serves as the water reservoir.
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