Incredible & Edible

Incredible fresh, living produce anytime you want some.

How much $$$ would you like to enjoy saving every month? Here is some info from another vertical garden owner that y'all may find compelling. "The total running cost for a tower is about $92.14 per year give or take ~$10 (or about $7.68 per month). For a comparison against the costs of buying produce at a local supermarket: expenses will very widely depending on the crops cultivated and their yield. Nevertheless, here are a few examples: A (small) head of organic living butte...rcrunch lettuce is about $2.50/ea at the local supermarket. Lettuce takes about 6 weeks to reach, even exceed, marketable sized heads. Assuming year round production without increments, you could grow up to about 242 heads in a year. At $2.50/head, that equates to about $606.67. Your savings would be $514.53. A sugar pumpkin plant takes about 4 months to grow from seed to harvest and can produce up to 10 pumpkins. Each pumpkin makes about one 15 oz can of pumpkin puree, which is about $2.08 on the market (my local Whole Foods is selling them for almost $3/can). If you successfully grew year round with maximum yield without incrementing your crop, you could produce up to 840 pumpkins in one year. At $2.08 per pumpkin, that’s about $1747.20. Your savings would be $1655.05. According to the case study on TG’s website, in 6 months with the right arrangement of plants, you could produce a crop equivalent in store-value to $796. In one year, that’s $1592. Your savings would be $1499.86." Talk to me, take control of your grocery budget and start saving $$$ every month. See more

Well I just harvested the last of my very first veritcal garden buttercrunch lettuce. It gave me and other 4 Incredible & Edible months of fresh, wonderful produce! Does the store bought lettuse feed you for four months? What if you could SAVE 50 - 100$ every month buy investing in a vertical garden? Ask me how. It simple & affordable

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