12 Best Indoor Herb Garden Kits

Snip fresh herbs right when you need them with one of these indoor herb garden kits to grow thyme, cilantro, basil, parsley and more.

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February 21, 2023

Growing your own herbs indoors has many benefits — it's organic, fresher than store-bought, can save you money and, best of all, it's easy to do. No green thumb required! You can choose from several different indoor herb garden kits online, from all-in-one growing sets to hydroponic options. Shop our top indoor herb garden picks below.

$29.75

Breathe a little life into your kitchen with this microgreens grower. Each grower comes with a Seattle Seed starter pack of soil and microgreen seeds to transform any home chef into an urban farmer, too.

$29.95

This herb garden starter kit comes with all the bells and whistles to grow fresh, aromatic herbs from your windowsill. Each kit includes a timber planter box, specialized soil discs, biodegradable coco coir pots, stylish bamboo labels, worm castings and packs of tomato, chili peper and strawberry seeds.

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$164.95 $89.95

This high-tech, small-space hydroponic system may be a little pricey, but it's worth every penny. It features an LED lighting system that fosters photosynthesis and plant growth even in dark rooms and winter.

$34.99 $29.97

Each Spade To Fork herb starter kit contains five types of certified organic non-GMO seeds, including Italian basil, cilantro, parsley, sage and thyme, five OMRI-certified compostable peat pots, five OMRI-certified rich potting soil discs, five custom wood-burned plant markers and a 26-page growing guide. We especially love that Spade To Fork is family-owned and operated on a 65-acre farm in rural Oregon.

$99.95

The Click & Grow indoor garden works just like a capsule coffee machine but for plants. Instead of coffee pods, you'll get biodegradable plant pods that have seeds and nutrients inside so you could enjoy homegrown food all year long.

$119.98 $75.59

This mini aquaponic tank demonstrates a closed-loop hydroponic system on your countertop or tabletop. The fish fertilizes the plants on top while the plants filter and clean water in the fish tank below.

A great way to get your kids into gardening and cooking is through an indoor herb garden starter kit. In addition to everything you need to grow your own herbs, this kit also includes a reusable cotton drawstring bag, a small hand shovel and kid-friendly recipes.

$39.99 $19.95

If you want to try hydroponic gardening on a smaller scale and don't want to spend too much, this mini kit is a great option because it comes with a smart LED light that runs on a 12-hour cycle and doesn't require soil. You can grow herbs or other plants any time of year by just adding seeds (not included) and water.

From $649

Lettuce Grow's signature product, The Farmstand, is a self-watering, self-fertilizing hydroponic setup. Basically, plants grow in water instead of soil, nutrients are delivered via fertilizer in recirculating water and grow lights simulate sunlight when growing indoors. The Farmstand starts with a 3-foot-8-inch-tall base that holds water and a pump, with a hole for adding water and fertilizer and testing pH. You then add layers for planting six plants at a time. The entry-level option starts with 12 plants, then you can build up to 18, 24, 30 or 36 plants!

This stylish brass planter with grow lights nourishes low-to-bright light-loving herbs and greens without a wink of sunlight. An LED light ensures your plants get just the right amount of TLC, plus there's an app that lets you control all that glow on the go. Just add water, then let this magic box do its thing.

$48 (Set of 2)

These special jars are outfitted with passive hydroponic systems, meaning they water themselves. You can buy them two at a time, with four pretty shades of glass and unique herbs to grow, including basil, parsley, mint and cilantro.

$34.99 $29.99

This 34-piece kit from Planter's Choice takes all the guesswork out of planting herbs from seeds by guiding you every step of the way. You'll get nine reusable pots, three nutrient-rich soil discs, nine bamboo markers and nine packets of premium seeds, including dill, basil, chives, thyme, parsley, oregano, cilantro, sage and mustard.

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