Window Garden
The more you know, the more you grow! Learn about plant science by assembling your own suction-cup planters and growing green beans and squash. Learn to take care of your plants, identify new plant parts as they sprout, and even cook with what you grow. It’s the perfect plant project for budding botanists everywhere.
Why it’s awesome
Grow anywhere
Everything’s included — just add water and sun!
Observe and discover
Plant growth journal to observe how the stem and leaves grow.
Seed to sprout
Grow in the planter for 4–5 weeks, then replant.
What’s included?
Topics explored
Plant science
Scientific observations
Growing food
From the desk of the product designer:
Behind the design
“I grew seeds in zip bags for an elementary science project. It was so much fun, but I wanted to do it over and over again. That's why I came up with the idea for a larger, longer lasting planter, which first-time or experienced gardeners can both use.”
- KiwiCo Product Designer
By the numbers
12
Planter prototypes
8
Soil spills
34
Plants grown
Reviews
4.9
64 reviews
Customer images
Amritha
06/05/2023
This kit is a joy. Even though my 21-month-old can’t do everything required, having her be able to watch germination/seedling development in action is deeply rewarding. A very user-friendly kit.
Dina
04/23/2023
I can't believe how quickly it's growing. So fun for the kids. Also - I had a minor issue and had one of the best customer service experience as ever. Thank you.
MMP
04/17/2023
My grandchildren are very excited about it!
Jacky
04/12/2023
Kids and parents loved it. Much better than candy and cheap toys that end up in the trash. Thank you.
Melissa
04/07/2023
My 10yo son loves the window garden! It’s helped him learn how to care for plants. He would previously over water or give his plants too much sun. So this window garden was perfect for him! There’s also a journal to keep record of when the plants were watered and to track the growth of the plants.
DianeT
04/06/2023
My grandson and granddaughter loved this! They have enjoyed watering and watching the seed sprout.
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