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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Black
- Style
- Harvest
- Dimensions
- 10.5"L x 6"W x 17.4"H
- Weight
- 5.2 lb
- Light Source Wattage
- 20 watts
- Item Type Name
- Indoor Hydroponic Garden
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- Garden^Nutrients^Domes^Guide^Seed Kit
Features 5
- INDOOR GARDENING MADE EASY: Enjoy abundant harvests year round with the AeroGarden Harvest, an indoor hydroponic gardening system that grows your favorite vegetables, herbs, or flowers in water without the mess of soil
- ROOM FOR 6 PLANTS: This compact countertop garden features a spacious grow deck and water bowl so you can grow 6 different live plants at once, all up to 12 inches tall
- HIGH-PERFORMANCE GROW LIGHT: The full spectrum 20W LED grow light with an automatic on/off timer mimics natural sunlight to help plants germinate up to 5x faster than in soil
- FEATURES AND BENEFITS: Our indoor gardens touch-sensitive illuminated control panel reminds you when to add water and plant food, making for a simplified, worry-free gardening experience
- WHAT'S INCLUDED: The AeroGarden Harvest comes with a 20W LED grow light system, power adapter, one 3 oz. bottle of liquid plant food, and a Seed Pod Kit
Description
Why wait for the perfect weather to have a great gardening day? Meet the AeroGarden Harvest, an indoor hydroponic gardening system that grows your favorite plants in water, year round. The Harvest is compact, yet features a spacious grow deck and water bowl so you can grow 6 different vegetables, herbs, and flowers all at once, up to 12 inches tall. This indoor garden produces rapid, abundant harvests thanks to its built-in LED grow light. The high-performance, full spectrum 20W light with an automatic on/off timer mimics natural sunlight to grow plants up to 5x faster than in soil. And to make gardening even easier, the Harvest's touch-sensitive illuminated control panel reminds you when to add water and plant food. The AeroGarden Harvest looks great anywhere, from your kitchen countertop to a shelf in your office space. The garden comes with a 20W LED grow light system, power adapter, one 3 oz. bottle of liquid plant food (located inside seed pod kit), and a Seed Pod Kit.
Specs 16
| Brand | AeroGarden |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Product Dimensions | 10.5"L x 6"W x 17.4"H |
| Item Weight | 5.2 pounds |
| Light Source Wattage | 20 watts |
| Brand Name | AeroGarden |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Warranty. |
| Item Highlight | Indoor Garden with Seed Pod Kit, Holds up to 6 Pods, Black |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UPC | 810705138782 |
| Manufacturer | AeroGarden |
| Item Type Name | Indoor Hydroponic Garden |
| Model Number | Harvest - Black |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Harvest - Black |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 10.5"L x 6"W x 17.4"H |
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Love !!!
Color: Black
Style: Harvest
We bought this a couple of years ago and kept pushing the set up off, but it still works so well! It’s super easy to set up and it doesn’t take more than 10 minutes. You can adjust the height of the UV light which is super helpful with growing herbs. It makes no noise, and is fairly light ( until you add in water and even then it’s still pretty light) and we love seeing how the herbs are growing!! DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2026 by Gary Fruhman
Perfect for northern winters
Color: Black
Style: Harvest
I've seen ads for these things for years and thought they had to be the biggest white elephant known to man - some vaguely more sophisticated cousin of the Chia Pet. Wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong! This thing is great. It does everything it says and more, is easy to use, and will give me fresh greens all winter. I'm looking forward to having bright fresh greens while blizzards rage outside - and this gives more than enough for one person - I have trouble keeping up with a few things. It's given me more beautiful dill than I can use, by a mile (the photo is less than half the dill that I finally had to hack back because it was crowding other things). Best part is that this is almost zero work. Top off the water every now and then (up to every day or two as the plants get bigger) and add two capfuls of plant food every two weeks when the light goes on. Could. Not. Be. Easier. I learned a few things from my first round, so here are some helps and hints: - I started with only four items, planning on planting the other two after 2-3 weeks so my harvests would be staggered. Mistake. This stuff grows so fast that the greenery from my first round blocked the light from getting to the later plantings. I spent a few weeks trying to pull back the higher stuff to create a path for the light to the newer stuff but finally gave up. Learned for next time, though. - Ditto with not putting things that take a few weeks to sprout (the plant cone has est sprout time written on the top) next to things that sprout in days or the later items may struggle to get light. Next time I'll arrange plants so that things with similar sprout times are somewhat together. - This one's no joke. Plant things that you will use a lot. Things like basil, parsley and chives can go on almost everything, but uses for something like dill are more limited. Next round I will favor things that are versatile and have wide use, because this grows A LOT of everything. - And final comment on balance, next time I will plant maybe four salad greens and two herbs. You use the greens in more volume, so they will balance out with the herbs if you plant more. So 4-2 or maybe 3-3 - The light is really, really bright. Pick a place where it's easy to walk to from the kitchen with a bowl and scissors, but not in your face where it could get irritating. If you cycle it on during the day, it won't be so intrusive. This thing throws zero heat, so you can block the light easily if needed with stacked items or even a paper bag over top. - The bigger your plants get, the more they suck up the water. At first I only had to top off the water once a week or so. Now I'm adding about a pop bottle of water every few days. I worry about what happens when travel resumes because I can see it running out quickly when I'm not here. There is a model of AeroGarden with a vacation mode that adjust lights so the plants grow less and need less water while you're away, and if I get a second AG, it will have the vacation mode. That's it! This thing really works and is a lot of fun. For a single-person household, it almost works too good because there's a lot of greens to eat! I will solve that by using better balance and targeted selection of plants for the next round.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2020 by Terracool
One of my favorite ways to grow herbs year-round
Color: Black
Style: Harvest
I have been using AeroGardens for more than 5 years, and this is a solid, nice model. Six pods is a good number to have on the deck, and I have used mine for a wide variety of things. I have grown herbs from AeroGarden pods, started my own herbs, vegetables, and flowers from seeds in DIY pods, and even propagated plant cuttings using empty pod casings. What I like: • Great for growing fresh herbs indoors • Six pods is a useful size without feeling like too much • Plants grow surprisingly fast • Fun for the whole family to watch • Fresh herbs make a big difference in cooking, especially through winter • Works with regular AeroGarden pods and DIY seed-starting pods • I have also used empty pod casings for plant cuttings • The indicator buttons make it easy to know when it needs water or feeding • The liquid fertilizer that comes with the pods seems to work very well • Comes apart enough to make cleaning easier Things to be aware of: • It can get messy between harvests • Cleaning takes a little effort, especially around the small nooks and crannies • I use an old toothbrush or Q-tip to clean tighter areas • Transplanting from the pods takes care and patience • Sometimes the pod housing has to be carefully cut away if roots are too developed • Plants need to be watched closely when transitioning from water to soil or another growing medium • There is a small learning curve at first • Watching videos on your exact unit or model can really help Overall: I love AeroGardens and now have three of them. Sometimes I have all three going with different types of plants. Once you get used to how they work, they are easy to maintain and a great way to grow fresh herbs, start seeds, or enjoy plants indoors year-round.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2026 by Nicole K
Grow your own food at home
Color: White
Style: Harvest
I received one Aerogarden Harvest as a gift from my in-laws for Christmas. It came with the heirloom salad greens kit. We had sprouts less than 1 week after starting, and it provided salad greens for nearly 4 months before the plants matured and stopped producing more leaves. This provided 2-3 large salads per week for two adults. Some weeks we had 3-5 small side salads for two adults, per week. The lights on the base tell you when it needs more water and when to add more food. I have a reputation as a black thumb and it made me really happy to have such great success with growing plants. In 2022 I think everyone should be doing something to produce some of their own food, due to the supply chain crisis and crazy inflation rates that just keep going up. It's added a lot to my peace of mind knowing if nothing else I can grow my own salads. I realize it will take a while for the savings of my grocery bill to offset the initial cost of the aerogarden, but it's really empowering to feel that I can provide even a little of my own food right now. I have enjoyed the Aerogarden so much that I ordered a second unit which I have been using for growing herbs. I got the herb kit from Aerogarden and had very mixed results with this. The mint got an aphid infestation after a few weeks, when the mint plant was very large. This surprised me because all the articles about aphids that i read suggest adding mint to your garden because aphids are "supposed" to dislike mint. The dill and basil grew INSANELY well. I've harvested and dried dill and basil three times in the past 2 months. I filled 5/6 trays in my Cosori dehydrator with each batch. The thyme has stayed very small and the parsley also didn't grow very well. So, I think that the success of the Aerogarden is a bit situational and depends on the type of plant you are trying to grow. Salads are easy and very successful. Herbs.... your mileage may vary. Also, the size of the plants can sometimes be a hinderance to the growth of different plants in the same unit, or easily harvesting the leaves. I had a much easier time harvesting when the entire planter had only the same type of plant growing in it. For example, the basil plants got so large that they completely shaded the thyme and parsley because these grew much slower at the start of the garden. The basil had so many leaves that I had a little difficulty accessing the plants in the center of the planter. So I don't think i will ever try to grow large plants such as tomatoes or peppers in the aerogarden, simply for the convenience of being able to easily access any other plants in the unit. i am actually considering buying a THIRD aerogarden so I can have two units both growing a large variety of salad greens so that we have enough greens for two adults to have a large salad every single night.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Very Happy Harverster at One Month
Color: Black
Style: Harvest
When I want to try something new, I tend to dive right in. I wanted to try everything at once (not just herbs), but my space is quite limited. Thus, I purchased four of the Harvest units and several sets of seed kits. One month in and I am loving them so much I had to write a review. Before I get into what I planted, here's a few things to consider. The grow lights are on for 15 hour increments. You can adjust the time they turn on by pressing and holding the light indicator at the time you want it to turn on each day. You can also turn them on or off manually by tapping the indicator light. The lights snap to five different heights. In my picture, the first two are at the lowest level, third at the middle level and the last I raised to the highest for the picture, but lowered it back down to the middle height. One last thing about the grow lights. My eyes are quite sensitive to bright lights, be it sun light, headlights or phone screens, but the grow lights on these don't bother my eyes dispite being very bright. As for the indicator light for lights, it is always on and quite bright. I have these set up in my bedroom of all places, so to solve that issue, I've covered the indicator lights with a strip of red Tail Light Tape. The watering cycle turns on every 25 minutes, 24/7 and runs for 5 minutes. I already sleep with ear plugs, so not a problem for me. I have noticed the dripping gets louder if you let the water get low, so be sure to keep it topped off as they recommend. Now for what I planted (left to right in the picture). I have the herbs that come with it in the first unit. I did have a dud thyme which I swapped out after 20 days. (It grew fuzz instead.) The new one showed leaves in 3 days. Woohoo! It is still small, I still have the Grow Dome on it. From the Q&A section, I see you can contact Aerogarden for a replacement, but as I received a set of herb pods with each Harvest I bought, I didn't need to that. To allow the slow growers to get there share of light, I've already pruned/harvested dill four times, basil two time and Thai basil once. Speaking of Thai basil, I never tried this herb before, but found a delightful idea online for three cup chicken which I made last night. My roommate even told me I have to make that again for her. Not a problem as I will have a constant supply of that herb soon enough. The regular basil has turned into little appetizers with mozzarella balls and tomatoes. Can't wait to make these with home grown tomatoes as it is still store-bought in the picture. My second unit is filled with six Salad Greens Mix pods. Already harvested five bowls of salad for myself, and I've stopped ordering lettuce from the store. I harvest by picking off the largest leaves. My goal is to keep it below the lights at the lowest setting, but hard to keep up with these fast growing leaves. Looks like I'll be sharing it with my neighbors before long. They already took some of the dill off my hands. The third and fourth units have tomato and bell pepper plants. I used two of the Red Heirloom Cherry Tomato pods. They are the larger, faster growing tomato plants. I already trimmed some of the branches that were reaching too far out. I can see a few flower buds starting to form, so I have my Be the Bee Pollinator prepped with batteries and ready to go once they open. I used the Grow Anything Pods using a few seeds from a yellow bell pepper and an overripe grape tomato. Both sprouted nicely. The grape tomato seedlings turned yellow for a bit, but finally started to grow nicely. As for the bell pepper, I will need to wait and see if I can keep a plant at a manageable size in a Harvest unit. If you managed to read though my mini novel, you get one last word of caution. The fertilizer is on the pricy side. I accidentally bought one 3oz bottle for almost $20 on Amazon. Looks like the price has dropped now, but I found it much cheaper to purchase directly from the aerogarden website, caveat being you can manage meet the minimum amount for free shipping. They frequently have sales and you can checkout using Amazon Pay. At the speed I go through it with four units, I thought it better to purchase the 1 liter bottle size. Happy growing!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2021 by Jo A. Siebe
Good Product and Support
Color: Black
Style: Harvest
Purchased the Harvest model with the gourmet pods in October. It was easy to set up and start the pods. After a few days the herbs sprouted and are now 3 to 6 inches tall. One pod never sprouted and I called the AeroGarden support number. The support message said they no longer provided support over the phone, but I should try to use the email form. I did that and 8 days later a replacement pod was received. I started it today. Since the purchase I have emptied the water as directed and replaced it with fresh water and plant food. No problems encountered. I reset the light timer which was also easy to do. Keep in mind that the light is on for 15 hours. (Sort of nice to see the lighted plants now that Upstate NY gets dark around 5pm.) One thing that puzzled me was the Amazon pricing says the list price is $165 and the Amazon sale price was $72. When you go to the actual AeroGarden website the Harvest model is on sale for ten dollars below their list price of $89.95. Not sure why the large difference in list pricing. Regardless of the pricing difference, I am very satisfied with the Harvest model. The company's response to the pod that didn't sprout was great. I'm glad AeroGarden resolved the problem I experienced and I will be making additional purchases from them in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Great way to grow herbs and vegetables
Color: White
Style: Harvest
I gave the AeroGarden to my son and daughter-in-law as a gift and they have used it extensively. They have harvested a great variety of items including basil, rosemary, lettuce, and cilantro. They have loved the product and I would strongly recommend it as a gift or for yourself, particularly with regard to parasitic problems with store lettuce recently. It’s very versatile, doesn’t make a great deal of noise, can be programmed and seems to last for quite a while
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2026 by Reality Czech
Sets up quickly and easily as shown
Color: White
Style: Harvest
It set up in less than 5 minutes and is now growing, I hope. Too early to say anything bout growing but the set up was easy. I used distilled water so we shall see. 19 JAN 2020, 2 tomato plants have been in now for a week and have sprouted and are now thru the pod top. Started them 12 JAN. Exciting and at 74 not much excites me anymore!!! 25 JAN, 1 day short of 2 weeks. Added 2 caps of liquid fertilizer as directed and am keeping the lights on 15-16 hours daily. Tomatoes are about 2 1/2 inches tall and starting to spread out. LOL Should have "maters" by Monday. LOL Will advise again next week. 2 FEB: Making progress as the plants are growing well, the main stems are about 1/4 inch thick now and I am pruning according to directions. No maters yet tho !!!!!15 FEB: Tomatoes are growing well, all the lettuce plants are up and growing as well as the herbs, basil, mint, chamomile and parsley. All the pods have germinated except for the two that I hand started myself. LOL 23 FEB: Now it has produced a lot of lettuce, pick some one day and a couple days later it is filled up again. Still no tomatoes but there are many budding lil yellow flowers which will eventually be tomatoes. Parsley, dill, tyme are all still growing but at a much slower rate than the others. The mint and basil are productive now and all is going along much better than I expected. All in all I am very satisfied with the product and it produces as advertised. I now have 3 of them working. I would caution folks to not plant too many at the same time, specifically tomatoes as they grow quickly and take up a lot of space which can bother the neighboring plants. Maybe just one tomatoe plant per machine, and something smaller in the adjacent spaces. Good luck and enjoy your experience, it is a lot of fun. Unless something goes wrong this will be my last update.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2020 by Bill0246