Give Mom the gift of fresh herbs with 60% off an AeroGarden on Amazon

She'll love having fresh herbs on hand—and you'll love all the savings from this AeroGarden deal on Amazon.

By Amanda Reed

Updated on May 2, 2023 12:55 PM EDT

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Mother’s Day is right around the corner. We have plenty of recommendations, but if your mom has a green thumb—or needs something easy to take care of—we think she’d love AeroGarden’s variety of indoor gardens, and they’re up to 60% off on Amazon.

AeroGarden Harvest with Gourmet Herb Seed Pod Kit $69.99 (Was $164.95)

An AeroGarden hydroponic garden system on a blue and white background.

The AeroGarden Harvest lets you easily grow herbs thanks to the power of hydroponics, where plants are grown in water instead of soil. This particular model comes with Genovese basil, curly parsley, dill, thyme, Thai basil, and mint seed pods—although there are other pods for meadow flowers, cherry tomatoes, and more that you can buy separately. It’s a mess-free way to take care of plants without killing them, thanks to 20-watt LED lights that automatically turn on and off.

If counter space is a consideration, consider the AeroGarden Sprout, which packs the hydroponic power into a pint-sized pack just as potent as its larger pals.

Don’t be the offspring known for getting every gift at the last minute—take advantage of this deal before it withers away.

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Amanda Reed is a commerce updates writer at Popular Science. She makes sure all product round-ups are up-to-date, shares deals happening all over the internet, and reviews various gizmos and gadgets. She lives in Pittsburgh with JunkJunk, a handsome, sad-looking tuxedo cat who only wants wet food and attention.

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