{"id":68966,"date":"2018-05-25T09:07:59","date_gmt":"2018-05-25T13:07:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.uncommongoods.com\/?p=68966"},"modified":"2018-05-23T18:14:14","modified_gmt":"2018-05-23T22:14:14","slug":"this-just-in-spiration-meet-gardening-gurus-nathan-littlewood-robert-elliott","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.uncommongoods.com\/blog\/2018\/this-just-in-spiration-meet-gardening-gurus-nathan-littlewood-robert-elliott\/","title":{"rendered":"This Just In-spiration: Meet Gardening Gurus Nathan Littlewood & Robert Elliott"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Robert, left, and Nathan, pictured here with the fruits of their labor<\/p><\/div>\n

Apartment-dwellers\u2014especially those of us in large cities\u2014know all too well how difficult it can be to bring a little bit of greenery indoors. After all, plants are mysterious creatures that seem to get mad when you care about ’em too much, and starting something from seed can be a real rollercoaster. Can you tell I’m a helicopter parent to my houseplants? Anyway, growing your own stuff with minimal space is now much, much easier thanks to Nathan Littlewood and Robert Elliott, creators of our foolproof Bottle Stopper Garden Kit<\/a>. With only a wine bottle, seeds, and Nathan and Robert’s expertly engineered\u00a0“smart soil” capsules, you’ll be harvesting buckets of sweet basil, purple basil, and lemon balm in no time. (OK, maybe not buckets, but trust us: you’ll be seeing a lot of happy little leaves.)<\/p>\n

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After meeting at NYC’s own Columbia University back in 2016, Nathan and Robert bonded over shared interests in food and sustainability\u2014and when they started a business together, they, like us, vowed to use it as a force for good. To find out what that means to them, we spoke with Nathan and Robert about their product, the ethos behind it, and cool stuff they’ve got lying around in the office… like, you know, a betta fish. Read on for more.<\/p>\n

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