Our Top 10 Tower Garden Crops

BASIL

A favorite herb of beginner and experienced gardeners alike, basil is easy to grow and useful in the kitchen. (And let’s not forget its amazing aroma!) Basil grows well indoors and out.

Chard

Recently listed among the world’s most nutrient-dense foods, chard is a versatile, tasty green you can grow indoors or out, regardless of the season.

Cucumbers

Nothing says summer like a cucumber! And since consistent watering isn’t a problem, Tower Garden cukes will be some of the best you’ve ever tasted.

Eggplant

If you’re looking for an easy way to grow eggplant, look no further. From the tiny Thai to the big barbarella, you can grow your favorite eggplant varieties with Tower Garden.

Kale

Kale is one of the celebrities in the food world. And it’s unbelievably easy to grow with Tower Garden. In fact, you might have trouble keeping up with harvests!

Lettuce

Among the most cost-effective crops you can grow, lettuce flourishes in Tower Garden. And it grows quickly, too—it’s often ready for harvest in as little as three weeks!

Peppers

Sweet or spicy? With Tower Garden, you don’t have to pick. You can grow any variety of pepper you like—as long as you’re prepared for abundant yields!

Squash

There are many different varieties of squash—and you can grow them all with Tower Garden. A popular crop among gardeners everywhere, squash can be quite prolific (and delicious).

Strawberries

Sweet and satisfying, strawberries of any kind are pretty much irresistible. Tower Garden strawberries are doubly so—which is probably why some people have dedicated entire Tower Gardens to growing only this flavorful fruit.

Tomatoes

What’s a garden without a tomato plant or two? With Tower Garden, you can grow any type of tomato you like—from mini, dwarf varieties to gigantic, indeterminate heirlooms.