After searching the site, I see a few posters were wanting an aerogarden as a holiday gift. Anyone own one? Any feedback? I am intrigued by this product...the idea of having access to various fresh herbs year round is very... (5 replies, last updated by gnomatic January 15, 2008)

Has anyone purchased an Aerogarden and been completely happy with it? I’m looking to invest in one, but the $150 price tag and several reviews on Amazon’s site are holding me back... (I searched on CH’s site,... (100 replies, last updated by Hungry Celeste August 3, 2009)

of the Power Plant (an indoor plant growing appliance that looks smaller than an Aerogarden and doesn’t have a built in lamp) and a a line of “Herb Savor” products for keeping store bought herbs fresh. They also... (3 replies, last updated by global_dev February 15, 2009)

On these cold days of winter (think Chicago, north shore, over a foot of snow on the ground, 40mph winds and below zero temperatures today) it is nice to be able to pick herbs from your kitchen counter. After waiting six weeks,... (7 replies, last updated by QSheba October 6, 2009)

My children have been growing herbs in an aerogarden hydroponically, and we really don’t cook around here, so we thought we might turn them into gifts for the holidays. I was wondering if the risks of botulism when making... (5 replies, last updated by dfrostnh August 1, 2007)

the same. Another option is the Aerogarden. I don’t know how good they are but it could be worthwhile investigating. They have an outlet store on their website with deep discounts. http://www.aerogrow.com/ (10 replies, last updated by weezycom April 28, 2009)

I use an Aerogarden kit for lettuce, herbs and cherry tomatoes during the winter. http://chowhound.chow.com/search?search[query]=aerogarden&Search.x=32&Search.y=5 In supermarts, or fruit markets, I always press the flesh of... (27 replies, last updated by acd123 November 4, 2008)

Wow! I want some. Too bad I just unplugged the aerogarden- it didn’t grow anything (again) excpet the basil. I am un-minted for now, unless I buy some. I have everything else but the cilantro. Maybe this weekend. Ground... (33 replies, last updated by DiveFan May 28, 2009)

of unpopped kernals escape the kettle with the popped corn. The popper is now in a closet and the space is now occupied with an AeroGarden. (26 replies, last updated by fauchon January 3, 2009)

Sadly, my aerogarden was just re-planted. All my mint is gone, I’ll have to wait a few weeks. I miss it- I used it more than I thought I would, and it would have been great with these strawberries and some mascarpone. (26 replies, last updated by butter and whiskey March 4, 2008)

On my list this year: A new food processor. Fresh jumbo stone crab claws from Florida (I know I’ll get this one since my husband loves them as much as I do – heh heh). Aerogarden, so I can have fresh herbs anytime here... (142 replies, last updated by Father Kitchen January 1, 2008)

The Aerogarden is amazing! I make my own salsa with the Mexican seed kit. Not sure if this qualities as cookware. http://www.cookware.com/Indoor-Gardening-C105303.html (48 replies, last updated by huruta August 29, 2009)

an AeroGarden or learn some other way of eating. You need to pickle. You need to can. You need to invest in a root cellar. You need to give up flour & rice and learn to love corn meal & potatoes. You gotta source. Seriously.... (39 replies, last updated by passing thru July 5, 2007)

Oh yay! I’ll be able to make this once my new aerogarden gets going! (56 replies, last updated by OldTimer May 22, 2007)

I received the AeroGarden Herb Garden for Christmas for this very purpose. I have an outdoor herb garden but have discovered that if I do not have it handy I forget to use it and it ends up growing wild. (In the Pacific NW you... (211 replies, last updated by globalgourmand November 23, 2009)