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With Multiple Uses, Mint Is A Great Addition To Any Garden Deciding to grow mint this year means I’ll be enjoying mint tea all winter long. I truly enjoy waking up on a cold day and enjoying a cup of tea. Recently I had a …
Ever wanted to grow a versatile flower? Beautiful butterfly pea flower can be used for tea, dying or adding color to baked goods. How did I decide I wanted to grow the beautiful butterfly pea flower? When I first saw butterfly pea in a tea …
Let’s be honest – you have limited time in your garden and the last thing you want to do is maintain flowers Grow Pansies For Color In Your Garden If you are looking to add some serious color to your garden, you may want to …
Add A Unique Pop Of Color To Your Next Baked Good! When people see your dessert creations with beautiful viola flowers on top, they will be stunned! Adding flowers to your foods (not just desserts) are sure to impress others. In this post, I will …
Tired Of Not Getting Enough Produce From Your Garden? Pollination May Be To Blame! Read How You Can Offer Pollinators A Place To Land In Your Garden. Why Should You Offer Pollinators A Place To Land? As I’ve mentioned a few times on my blog, …
Grow What Pollinators Love & Enjoy It In The Kitchen! As I continue my 7 part series on the best edible flowers to grow in your garden, it’s no surprise that grow what pollinators love is a reoccurring theme. Bee balm, as the name implies, …
Nasturtium is available in many colors an help keep squash bugs and aphids away from your plants If you have squash bugs and aphids as much as I do, you may want to plant colorful nasturtium in your garden. As part of my edible flower …
Add flavor and color to your garden by growing edible flowers What Are Chives? We’ve probably all had chives at some point in our lives – but do you know what they are? Typically found topping your creamy potato soup or a baked potato, chives …
Vibrant blue borage attracts beneficial bugs like pollinators to your garden Angie’s Top 4 Reasons To Grow Borage 1. Borage Adds A Pop Of Color Whether you choose to eat vibrant blue borage or not, growing it adds a beautiful blue color to your mostly …
Announcing My Next Blog Series – The Top 7 Edible Flowers You Should Grow In Your Garden Is your goal to have a 100% edible garden, but you want to add flowers for pollinators? Maybe you looking for a way to add a pop of …
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