







Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden
Created by Sarah Burrows and Nick Behr
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Independent Maker
Made in USA
Made from
glass, stainless steel, seeds, polypropylene, kraft paper, recycled glass growing medium
Measurements
6" H x 3.5" Dia
Care
Designed for year round indoor use.
Notes
Self-watering jar options include Organic Geneovese Basil, Organic Cilantro, Non-GMO Common Mint, Organic Flat Leaf Parsley, and Non-GMO Rosemary.
Included plant food does not expire.
Sold separately.
Hangers not included.
Item ID
43428
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People love this indoor herb garden for its cute jars, easy setup, and the ability to grow fresh herbs conveniently at home.
AI generated summary
- 5 stars out of 5
I bought 2 of the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden in sets. One set of 4 …
- 5 stars out of 5
I bought 2 sets of the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden. One for my nephe…
- 5 stars out of 5
I purchased the Basil Mason Jar Garden last year as a Christmas gift m…
recommend this to a friend
- 1 star out of 5
- juicy
- verified buyer
- verified reviewer
- Sugar Land, TX
- Submitted as an incentivized review
Very disappointing
I have now purchased two of UG's grow kits, and I'm done. For this one, the initial watering instructions were unclear, and everything drowned. For the other, the mini-daisies, I got really excited because the seed sprout rate was phenomenal. Then they all gave up. And yes, I had thinned them. I really couldn't tell whether the medium was too dry or too wet. These failures have done little but remind me why I buy bedding plants and (occasionally) collect my own seeds.
Response from merchant
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We’re sorry to hear that your experience with the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden and your other grow kit was disappointing. Our customers usually have very successful outcomes with this item, and we’re sorry to hear it did not go as expected for you. We’ve reached out directly to offer more help and see how we can assist.
- 2 stars out of 5
- Jules
- Los Angeles, CA
Good for a couple days
At first I was excited that it was so easy to grow basil and it grew pretty quickly.It was perfectly healthy and I was able to use a couple leaves for one lunch. A couple days later, the plant completely wilted and a white fuzz was all over the the base of the plant. Nothing changed about the environment.
- 5 stars out of 5
- Trals
- verified buyer
- verified reviewer
- Pottstown, PA
- Submitted as an incentivized review
Easy set up; great to look at
I bought 2 of the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden in sets. One set of 4 for me; one set of 3 for my nephew. Easy to set up; lovely wrapper on each jar.
- 5 stars out of 5
- Trals
- verified buyer
- verified reviewer
- Pottstown, PA
- Submitted as an incentivized review
Easy to plant, good concept
I bought 2 sets of the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden. One for my nephew and one for me. Easy to set up and good to look at with the colorful wrappers on each jar.
- 5 stars out of 5
- Henry's Mom
- verified buyer
- verified reviewer
- Maumee, Ohio
- Submitted as an incentivized review
Repeat Purchase---it's THAT good!
I purchased the Basil Mason Jar Garden last year as a Christmas gift mainly for the novelty of the gift. I was blown away at how incredible it turned out. Not only is it aesthetically pleasing, but the best smelling and tasting basil I've ever had. It's easy, fun and a convenient way to grow an herb on your kitchen windowsill. I ordered another Basil and added Parsley this time. Looking forward to another year of delicious fresh herbs at my fingertips.
- 5 stars out of 5
- T
- verified buyer
- verified reviewer
- PA
- Submitted as an incentivized review
Great Product for indoor herb gardening
I bought them all for my nephew for a Birthday gift. He loved it!
- 5 stars out of 5
- Barb
- verified reviewer
- Pittsburgh, PA
Great Gardener's Gift
I bought this for my daughter-in-law, and it was a hit!
- 5 stars out of 5
- DJL
- VA
Love it!
Grows very well and is lovely to watch
- 5 stars out of 5
- AnnaLeeTX
- verified reviewer
- TEXAS
Lasting gifts
These unique jars provide a daily gift for the recipient as he or she watches the plant develop and grow and then provide mint for the tea-drinkers.
- 5 stars out of 5
- AnnaLeeTX
- verified reviewer
- Texas
great gifts
I have given these as gifts. I appreciate the hand painting of the jars, the uniqueness, and the gift of watching the plant grow., a gift that is on-going.
FAQs
1. What herbs can you grow with the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden kit?
The Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden kit is available in several herb varieties, including basil, parsley, and mint. Each kit is designed for a single herb, so you can mix and match sets to grow multiple herbs at once — many buyers purchase sets of three or four jars to keep a variety of fresh herbs growing on their kitchen windowsill year-round.
2. Is the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden easy to set up for beginners with no gardening experience?
Yes, the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden is specifically designed to be beginner-friendly — even for those who consider themselves to have a 'black thumb.' The kit is hydroponic, meaning all you need to do is add water, and it comes with clear, illustrated instructions that make setup and ongoing care straightforward. It's a great starting point for anyone looking to cook with fresh herbs without prior gardening knowledge.
3. Does the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden work well as a gift?
The Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden makes an excellent gift for a wide range of occasions, including birthdays, Mother's Day, and Christmas. The hand-painted, decoratively wrapped jars are visually appealing right out of the box, and the ongoing experience of watching the herb grow makes it a gift that keeps giving well after the initial excitement. It's been a hit as a gift for moms, sisters-in-law, nephews, and daughters-in-law alike.
4. Can the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden be grown indoors on a kitchen windowsill year-round?
Yes, the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden is designed to grow indoors on a kitchen windowsill, and it can be enjoyed in any season — including the middle of winter. The hydroponic growing system means there's no soil required, making it clean and convenient for apartment dwellers or anyone without outdoor garden space.
5. What do the Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden jars look like — are they decorative enough for home display?
The Mason Jar Indoor Herb Garden jars are both functional and decorative. Each jar features a modern printed or hand-painted design with colorful wrappers, making them stylish enough to display on a kitchen counter or windowsill as part of your home decor. Many buyers note that the jars look even nicer in person than they appear in product photos.
Customer questions
- Jaime
- undisclosed
What is in the fertilizer?
Verified reply from Itamar
The fertilizer is composed of a variety of essential minerals :^)
- Michele
- AZ
What are the white "rock" looking material? Does algae build up on the glass?
Verified reply from Andy
Hi! The white "rock" looking material is a hydroponic system. We recommend watching the video near the photos to get a closer look. Anytime you have nutrient rich water there is going to be some algae growth. The jar can be easily rinsed and wiped out with warm water.
- Anne
- Denver, CO
Can you use any seeds or do you have to buy seed pods or something through you? If the latter, are green onions available?
Verified reply from Michelle
Each kit comes with seeds, and while we don't have green onions right now, the options we have are organic basil, organic cilantro, organic parsley, mint, or rosemary.
- Deiadiva
- Nee York, NY
Can these jars be re-used again with new store bought seeds, when the ones that came with the jar are used up? Will the new seeds work like the original one?
Verified reply from Michelle
The stainless steel net pot and recycled glass grow medium can both be reused—simply rinse with hot water. Add new seeds and use soil or coco pith to help seeds germinate. Use a water-soluble fertilizer and follow its instructions.
- Barbara
- Isle of Palms SC
How is it self watering? I tend to over water. How do you not overwater without a drain hole (assuming that there is not one)?
Verified reply from Maxienne
A combination of an inert porous growing medium and a wick transports water and nutrients to the plant roots via capillary action. The nutrient solution is held in a reservoir and taken up as needed, providing the perfect balance of water to oxygen.
- IL mom
- IL
Can these be used/grown in hot temps? I have lots of sun, but the room is about 90 degrees most days and humid.
Verified reply from Cassandre
Yes, these can and during the outdoor growing season you can even place the jar outside. If temps outside drop below 55°F,remove jar from outside/window to prevent cold damage.
- Bianca
- OR
Hello! Do you do bulk orders? I'm interested in getting a quote for 70 of these, if possible.
Verified reply from Cassandre
We sure do and are able to discount purchases of $500 or more of multiple units of a single item shipping to one address. Discounts will vary based on quantity ordered and availability. You can get started here: https://www.uncommongoods.com/corporateOrder
- Theresa
- undisclosed
I received the basil and cilantro as a gift on valentine's day (February 14th). I move to a new house in April (so in 2 months) and wanted to wait to plant them then. Will they still grow normally? or should I plant then as soon as possible. Thank you
Verified reply from Leslie
Hello! You don't have to plant them immediately; waiting 2 months would be fine. The included plant food does not expire.
- Raleigh Ed
- undisclosed
What Exactly is included? How many jars, which herbs?
Verified reply from Lelio
The Mason Jar Indoor Herb Gardens are sold individually, with one jar and herb type each. Available herbs are basil, oregano, sage, parsley, cilantro, and mint.
- Lara
- HI
My cilantro has thin grey mold growing over the surface of the soil. How can I correct this problem and stop it from happening again?
Verified reply from Amy
Our guess is this is "powdery mildew", which is common to cilantro. A quick internet search will offer you some suggestions on how to best handle this, depending on your climate! We wish your little plant luck!





















