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Bring on that mini vegetable garden: you’ll want this (dirt-cheap) growing table from Action

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Calling all vegetable garden lovers without a garden: Action is making your vegetable garden dream come true. You can now buy your own growing table there. This lets you grow your own vegetables, fruit and herbs, right on your own balcony. Isn’t this everything you’ve ever wanted? That’s what I thought too. 

Foto van culinair journalist Jeske van Steen

And as you’d expect from Action: it really costs next to nothing. For €17.99, you can have it at home. Or on your balcony, I should say. For a bargain, you’ll have delicious home-grown produce in the house for years to come.

Perfect conditions for your mini vegetable garden

The growing table is designed to create the very best conditions for your vegetables, fruit, herbs and plants. For example, it comes with a ventilation regulator. This regulates the air supply in the table, creating the perfect temperature. Depending on the weather, you don’t have to worry with your growing-table vegetable garden. Another plus: the table is made from sustainable material. Better for the environment and it lasts a long time. We like that.

No vegetable-gardening aches and pains

With this growing table, physical complaints caused by gardening are impossible. For example, you won’t get sore knees or back pain, because the table is at eye level. And carrying things around? No way. The growing table is super-light, so you can easily move it from one place to another. You almost wonder why you’d ever start ‘normal’ vegetable gardening.

Everything you need to enjoy vegetable gardening

Action also has absolutely everything you need to actually start growing. Flower bulbs, for example, as well as growing kits for cherry tomatoes and herbs. You’ll also find all kinds of things for maintaining your home-grown plants. Think potting soil, fertiliser and plant food. So run to the shop or head to the webshop. And now let’s just hope all that growing actually pays off. You’re obviously not waiting for vegetable-garden failures.

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