can find alternatives to purchasing new supplies from AeroGrow. I’m going to stop by Brew and Grow this weekend to see if they have nutrients I can use to keep these herbs going after the fertilizer tablets that came with... (7 replies, last updated by QSheba October 6, 2009)

are supposed to be replaced every 6 months) were manufactured with a custom base so you have to buy replacements from AeroGrow. Overall I have been extremely happy with how the AeroGarden has worked and am looking forward to... (5 replies, last updated by gnomatic January 15, 2008)

in their window, with the exception of the cilantro. I wrote an e-mail to Aerogrow and, while it took them almost a week, they responded that they have been receiving a lot of comments on the cilantro and have decided to replace... (100 replies, last updated by Hungry Celeste August 3, 2009)

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)

salads in the winter. Which brings me to one more question and corny as it may be, anyone tried those Aerogrow gardens advertised? They sure make it look like you get tons of tomatoes and lett uce. (9 replies, last updated by Clams November 30, 2007)

Find a 20% off coupon, add some of your own $$$ and get an AeroGrow and grow your own herbs (19 replies, last updated by Diana October 14, 2007)

I got an Aerogrow (Aerogrow.com) last year and now grow all the herbs year around and that is saying something in No. Arizona. (44 replies, last updated by debbiel June 22, 2007)

. Immersion blender, if you don’t have one. Kitchen-Aid stand mixer. I would ask for a kitchen herb garden: http://www.aerogrow.com (Seems weird but promising.) Though that might not be sold where you’ve registered. Fun... (12 replies, last updated by MakingSense February 2, 2007)