Windowherbs - Transparent Suction Cup Herb Pots
Windowherbs - Transparent Suction Cup Herb PotsWindowherbs - Transparent Suction Cup Herb PotsWindowherbs - Transparent Suction Cup Herb PotsWindowherbs - Transparent Suction Cup Herb Pots
By: Michael Kiely (1519)

Windowherbs by Dutch designers Tineke Beunders and Nathan Wierink of ZO design are a really cool new take on traditional windowsill herb gardening. Windowherbs are ready-to-grow, transparent, half-sided herb pots that come with suction cups on one side so they can stick to your window. Unfortunately, I can't seem to find any vendors in the USA... yet, but let us know in the comments if you come across them. Very clever idea.  -  ( 2 Comments )

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Comments (2)

Guest
Will those suction cups actually hold?
By Guest - 1 Year Ago
Jackie
What about in the winter when the glass will be cold? Most plants need it to be at least above 50 to grow properly which may be difficult when the air next to the glass will be closer to the outside temperatures below 30.
By Jackie - 1 Year Ago

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