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SAVE $88.37: The Watch Paradise Z OnlineAeroGarden Harvest Elite Slim indoor garden system is just $117.58 at Amazon, down from the normal price of $205.95. That's a 43% discount.

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For some of us, one of life's greatest joys is gardening and growing our own vegetables. However, maintaining a thriving garden outside comes with some challenges, from unpredictable weather to pesky pests. Remove some of those obstacles thanks to today's deal on an indoor garden system and grow your own fresh herbs.

As of March 12, the AeroGarden Harvest Elite Slim indoor garden system is just $117.58 at Amazon, down from the typical price of $205.95. That's a savings of $88.37.

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The AeroGarden has room for six plants to thrive under an LED grow light with an automatic on/off timer designed to replicate natural sunlight. The upper portion of the garden that houses the lamp is adjustable to accommodate growth up to 12 inches.

In addition to the AeroGarden itself, you'll get a seed pod starter kit that includes seeds to grow basil, parsley, dill, thyme, and mint. It also comes with a three-ounce bottle of liquid plant food to help your first plants thrive in the hydroponic system.

If you love gardening but often forget to water or lose your plants to pests, the indoor AeroGarden could be a perfect solution. Thanks to today's deal, you could grow your own vegetables and herbs at a big discount.

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