Barber and Haskill Appliance and Mattress Store: Who would use the Urban Cultivator?

Are you tired of those messy indoor greenhouses or hydroponic systems?
Have you ever lost your prized herbs or greens because you forgot to feed or water them?
Would you like to be in full control of the quality of your greens?
Are you concerned about the pesticides that are used to produce most greens and veggies found in the local supermarket?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you might be very interested in the Urban Cultivator.

Imagine being able to produce your own organic herbs and micro-greens in your kitchen. The Urban Cultivator creates a controlled environment that simulates an optimal growing experience.
The Urban cultivator not only provides the perfect amount of light and humidity levels, but it also has internal fans to simulate a natural breeze and does the watering for you too. The cultivators intuitive computer interface that be programmed to enhance the natural growing experience.

Here is a quick video that shows you about the unit. See Video

The best part is that it can be installed in the kitchen using the same space as a standard dishwasher. This piece of modern technology is perfect for new kitchen designs as it's easy to plan for another 24 inch wide opening to accommodate the unit.
But what if you aren't renovating the kitchen, and you're not prepared to trade in that convenient dishwasher spot but you're still interested in the Urban Cultivator? I have good news for you.

There is a freestanding unit available, much like a portable dishwasher.
With the Urban Cultivator, you get the same high performance as the built-in, plus you gain an extra 24 inches of counter space thanks to the 100% maple butcher-block top.

If you love cooking with fresh ingredients and would like to be able to control the production of your greens 365 days a year, the Urban Cultivator is for you. Stay tuned for our resident gardener Laurel as I hear she plans to take us through a real life step by step usage of the cultivator. I can’t wait to eat what she grows.