Helen Greiner – CEO, Tertill: The Solar powered weeding robot #Tertill
Helen Greiner – CEO, Tertill stopped by! Interview with Helen, Ladyada, and pt.
Tertill is the garden weeding robot. Created by the inventor of Roomba, Tertill lives in your garden, runs on sunshine, and weeds every day – so you don’t have to! Tertill keeps weeds from sprouting robotically, so no need to spray herbicides, haul mulch, or put down ugly plastic films.
Ships the first week of December, while supplies last.
Tertill’s robotic awesomeness allows the focus of gardening to be the magical experience of growing food rather than the hated chore of weeding. Time in the garden can now be spent planting, watching pollinators at work, and tasting fresh organic vegetables right off the vine. Gardening together creates family memories and teaches valuable hands-on lessons that last a lifetime.
Tertill™ solar-powered weeding robot
10 Plant Guards
10 Row Guards
10 replacement whacker strings
Subscription to Grow Together – Enjoy a full year of fun family gardening and Tertill activities
Weatherproof Decals – Personalize your Tertill with over 40 decals
DIY Plant Tags – Create unique plant markers with 10 wooden stakes and 6 colorful acrylic paint markers
Garden Guide– Plan out your perfect family garden using this laminated grid and planting schedule
Tertill App –Name your Tertill, check its status, and download the latest software
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