Over the next couple of days I will be posting updated photos of some the plants in my edible landscape. I am writing a story for the Providence Journal about the garden and need to update the Pinterest Board that goes with this project. You can see the board
here. The story will run at the end of August!
Plants with Edible Flowers
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| Calendula- Neon |
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| Calendula-Neon |
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| Bee Balm |
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| Lavender Bee Balm |
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| Burpee's Best Mix Marigold |
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| Naughty Marietta Heirloom Marigold |
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| Night and Day Nasturtium |
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| Jewel Mix Nasturtium |
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| Dwarf Blend Batchelor's Buttons |
Flowers with Edible Seeds
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| Sunseed Sunflower |
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| Sunseed Sunflower |
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| Hungarian Blue Bread Seed Poppy |
Flowers for Cutting
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| Grandpa Ott's Morning Glory |
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| Grandpa Ott's Morning Glory |
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| Prairie Aster |
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| Rudbeckia Cherokee Sunset |
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| Rudbeckia Cherokee Sunset |
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| Paint Box Mix Geranium |
Flowers for Pollinators
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| Butterfly Milkweed |
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| Ice Ballet Swamp Milkweed |
Next up herbs and fruit.
See you in the garden,
Sue
The garden looks so wonderful. Good for you for following through and sharing it with everyone. Always a pleasure to come visit your blog.
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