Modern Mom TV - Video Finds
"The Sneaky Chef" shares her secrets for getting kids to eat well.
On our Message Boards
Our Sponsor
Checklists
- Baby Shower Registry Checklist
- Maternity Leave Checklist
- Hospital Checklist - What to Bring
- Childproofing Your Home
- Paying for College Checklist
Get our Daily Modern Mom Minute
Every weekday, we'll deliver the best ModernMom.com has to offer — product reviews, articles, the latest news from Mommywood, expert advice and more — in our fabulous newsletter, the Modern Mom Minute. Subscribe now:
Our Sponsor
Our Sponsor
No-Excuses Gardening
RSS
DIGG
del.icio.us
Stumble It!
The idea of an herb garden sounds wonderful, but maintaining it is another story...at least for me. I've ended up with plenty of withering, brown plants to know that the only color my thumb will ever sport is what's painted on it's nail. But, I do love fresh herbs when cooking, so I was thrilled to learn that now even I can plant my herbs (and tomatoes and strawberries!) and eat 'em too.
Gardens-In-A-Bag delivers fresh basil, lavender, tomatoes and even strawberries straight to your windowsill or desk. Housed in a leak-proof bag, the kit comes with everything you need (but the water) to get your garden on.
And, Gardens-In-A-Bag also makes for a fun, simple project for the kids. Our tiny testers loved growing (and eating) their strawberries.
Bon Appetit!
Gardens-In-A-Bag - from $6.95 at WishingFish.com or GreenFeet.com
April 25, 2008
Votes: 21
Comments
Now this sounds like my type of gardening.
Posted by pidpit on 04/26/2008 at 08:28 AM
Leave A Comment
Our Sponsor
Our Sponsor
Our Sponsor
Our Sponsor
Our Sponsor
These are cute and not messy. If you let the kids do it then they can ‘contribute’ their ingredient (like fresh basil) to family pizza night.