Do you use edibles in your front porch containers? This year I tried a combination of edible flower and vegetable I really like: Swiss Chard and Violas.
Violas are dainty little flowers but are surprisingly capable of standing up to New England summers. I planted Johnny-Jump-Up Viola seedlings into containers in mid May and they are still flowering.
For height in the containers I planted Bright Lights Swiss Chard seeds and now that the plants have achieved maturity, I have the look I wanted: a tall colorful stemmed foliage plant surrounded by a myriad of small flowers.
The uninformed would not know this is an edible arrangement, but I can snip leaves and pick flowers for salads all summer long.
I think theses containers look right at home on my front porch.
See you in the garden,
Sue
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wonderful use of our containers with the bonus of eating the offerings!!
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