'Some have settings to adjust the lighting mix to specifically help vegetables, flowers, or fruit.' And Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities allow you to still be a hands-on gardener even if you're not getting your hands dirty, by giving you the ability to make those adjustments from an app on your phone. Smart gardens take care of the specifics by 'using a mix of red, white, and blue LEDs on a cycle to mimic natural light and boost growth,' says Fiona Jenkins, MyJobQuote gardening expert. With one of these intuitive, plant-friendly appliances set up, you ultimately don't have to worry about your backyard's climate, a watering schedule, or if your sprouts are getting enough (or too much) of the right type of light. An indoor smart garden allows you to grow fresh food from the comfort of your living space-whether it's in a grassy suburb or a city filled with skyscrapers. You don't need a green thumb to grow your own fruits and veggies at home, year-round. The Spruce Home Improvement Review Board.

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