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Botanical Interests Sprouter - National Garden Bureau
NEW Botanical Interests - National Garden Bureau

Botanical Interests Sprouter

Homegrown sprouts are always fresh and delicious—and a fraction of the grocery store price! Botanical Interests’ Sprouter has larger trays for bigger batches of sprouts and unique removable tray dividers to grow up to four smaller batches. Our sprouter is great for storing your sprouts in the refrigerator, too. Just cover with the lid and keep cool. Repeated rinsing will keep your sprouts fresh, crunchy, and delicious.

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