This Eye-Catching Indoor Garden Is 20 Percent Off Right Now
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- Founded by Zooey Deschanel and her ex-husband, film producer Jacob Pechenik, Lettuce Grow makes a variety of gardens, including the new no-pump-required Counterstand Set ($149), which I'm currently testing.
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- In addition to the indoor models that come with light rings, there are also no-light outdoor versions that allow you to add rings later on if you change your mind.
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Courtesy of Lettuce Grow Comment Loader Save Story Save this story Comment Loader Save Story Save this story Many indoor hydroponic garden systems are striking showpieces for the home, but none perhaps more so than Lettuce Grow's Farmstand.
Founded by Zooey Deschanel and her ex-husband, film producer Jacob Pechenik, Lettuce Grow makes a variety of gardens, including the new no-pump-required Counterstand Set ($149), which I'm currently testing. Nothing stops guests in their tracks quite like the indoor Farmstand. As I described it when I reviewed it last year, it's as if a giant strawberry planter were reimagined as a set piece for 2001: A Space Odyssey. The Farmstand's smaller sibling, the Nook, recently began selling at Costco and immediately became an online sensation among Costco influencers. (Yes, Costco influencers are a thing.) Even my own mom texted me in awe upon seeing it in the store, despite having seen the full-sized Lettuce Grow many times in my house.
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