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Do you love the idea of growing your own vegetables and herbs but are slightly intimidated by the idea? Well, I do and I am. Luckily things just got a whole lot less daunting thanks to Earth Starter and their incredibly easy method to getting your garden growing. The Nourishmat takes all the guesswork out of gardening by being an all-in-one, labeled system that you simply roll out, pop the seedballs in and get started.
See how it works:
The mat is sectioned out as to what plant goes where. The pre-cut holes are there so that you know exactly where to place the pre-planted seedballs. It even has a built-in irrigation system so you’ll never overwater again!
Nourishmat comes with 19 plant varieties in the form of 82 seed balls so you’ll have plenty of veggies. The easy to follow directions even come printed right on the mat so even the most garden-challeged person can get things going.
The mat is only 4′ x 6′ in size so it’s perfect for people with limited space, and limited time, of course.
Is your green thumb intrigued? Jump in on the action and secure your very own on Kickstarter.
They also have a 2′ x 6′ Herbmat that has room for 8 herb varieties with 32 seedballs included.
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6 Comments
Christo Zio on 07.23.2013 at 00:15 AM
Hi.
How do I get this to South Africa?
Thanx.
angel on 07.23.2013 at 23:01 PM
hi, are these organic seeds, or non-GMO seeds?
its not only important to eat fresh vegetables to supress obesity, but also to eat organic produce to avoid cancerous outcomes that are present with eating genetically modified crops/ seeds that you find in high end large chain supermarkets.
ChaniLM on 09.21.2013 at 07:07 AM
A very cool design! In the future you could have people customise certain plants to include, like a bit of a pick ‘n’ mix!
Vicky on 11.19.2013 at 06:27 AM
For some reason this makes me very sad…. Does everything, even gardening have to instant? Just add water and you have a garden. Life has changed too much for me.
JB on 02.24.2014 at 08:07 AM
I kind of agree. I grow my own fruits and vegetables, and a big part of the fun is experimenting and messing it up. Also, it’s not rocket science. There’s a lot of information online about pretty much every vegetable you’d want to grow.
Kate on 07.19.2015 at 18:10 PM
Please read the comments on kickstarter before considering signing up to this campaign, there are a lot of unhappy people who have not received their products or any communication.
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