Root-Vue Farm

Testimonials for the Root-Vue Farm:

quote Great idea for little wannabe farmers! Josiah was so excited, he could not wait to get started. Seeds are planted and growing is on its way. Great learning tool! quote

~Linda Castro, NC

quote My 9 yr old daughter is thrilled that her seeds are now growing into plants. The assembly is only a couple of simple steps. The dirt comes in solid round wafers that you toss in a mixing bowl, add water and stir. Spoon dirt into planter, add seeds close to plexiglass and the roots are visible in a few days! quote

~Diane Walker, TX

quote My Granddaughter loved the Root-Vue Farm. She is always trying to grow different things so this gave her a change to see what's happening under the dirt. quote

~Lynn Goss, KY

Root-Vue Farm:

Underground Garden Laboratory - FREE SHIPPING!

Multiple Award Winner, including Dr. Toy and Oppenheim Gold! This self-watering grow unit has a special viewing window set at a proper angle which makes it easy to watch the roots develop underground! Watch carrot, radish and onion seeds grow up as the roots grow down! Fun for ages 4 and up. Made in the USA. Full Safety Approval.

Complete kit includes: Durable unit with acrylic viewing window, built-in water basin and drainage reservoir, light shield that keeps plants growing but can be removed for viewing roots, 8 super-expanding grow mix wafers, 3 packets of seeds, identification labels, water wicks for self-watering system and 16 page booklet with complete instructions and experiments. $34.95 No additional Charge for Shipping. Shipped only in the US.

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Root-Vue Farm® Accessory Kit

Refill Kit for the Root-Vue Farm includes grow mix wafers, seeds, labels, water wick and instruction booklet. For US shipments only. $17.95

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Question, Comments, Feedback:

@hspnaturetoys oh wow.My kids would love this.Our stuff just grows in the ground #gardenchat
— Brett Martin (@brettbmartin) June 2, 2013