269 - Tobie Stanger - Countertop Indoor Gardens

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0:00.0	Hey guys. Today we're going to be talking about a topic that we have actually never discussed on the
0:06.4	podcast before. We're talking about countertop indoor gardens. And most of you may be familiar with this.
0:14.5	The Arrow Garden is one brand name, but there are also others. And this is a hydroponic type of growing food.
0:23.2	And I've really never discussed it because I've never done it before.
0:26.8	But I thought that it would be interesting to actually discuss it partly because we're heading into the holiday season.
0:34.1	And maybe you've had your eye on something like this and you're wanting to decide if you
0:39.4	want to give this as a gift idea to a loved one or if maybe you want to consider one of
0:45.2	these as a gift idea for someone else. Well, today we have on the podcast Toby Stanger and she is
0:52.0	from Consumer Reports and she did a side-by-side test of four different
0:57.5	countertop gardens and she's coming at this objectively as someone from consumer
1:03.3	reports she's not from any of these companies and so I really enjoyed hearing her experience
1:09.1	with growing in these four types of countertop gardens.
1:13.3	She's going to be talking to you about how they all generally work and then some differences
1:17.3	between them as well.
1:19.6	Now, as we're speaking, she is going to be referencing the ones that she tried.
1:24.6	We're going to have all of those links in the show notes for you to check out
1:28.8	along with her original article that she wrote with Consumer Reports, where she compared
1:34.0	the four that she wrote about and that she's talking about with us today. So I hope that you
1:39.8	enjoy this unique and interesting conversation with Toby Stanger and maybe it will inspire you to
1:47.3	consider one of these countertop indoor gardens for yourself or for a loved one this holiday
1:52.8	season. Hi, I'm Jill and almost 10 years ago I started my first garden as a new stay-at-home mom
1:59.8	trying to cut our grocery bill. Over the years, I stumbled my way garden as a new stay-at-home mom trying to cut our grocery bill.
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