19 Edible Flowers That Are Easy to Grow
They are pretty, they are delicious and the Bee's and Butterflies love them too! Need any more reasons to grow edible flowers?
Lot's of flowers are edible, meaning they won't poison you ;) But not all are tasty, some are bland while others are just plain bitter.
Pot Marigold's petals look lovely in a salad or frozen in ice cubes.
The electric blue flowers of Centaurea cynaus look stunning when served as a garnish!
Pepperbox Poppies have edible seeds, great in dressings and on desserts.
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Chive blossoms are fantastic served in soups and salads... but why just grow them as a clump?!! Check out this 2 minute video to see how I turned my clump of chives into a beautiful herb bed border!
See the design for my Edible Flower Garden in the link below. Wow your guests this summer and serve them a meal they'll never forget!
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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Great photos and post--thanks for sharing!
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@Shelby @ The Weathered Barn Studio Thank you! I will be sharing planting tips, my success's ( and failures ;) ) all the way up to harvesting them into recipes. Be sure to check back!
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