Put the ‘pot’ in potager (that’s a fancy word for kitchen garden) by growing a mix of herbs, veggies and flowers in pots on your patio.

These fast-growers are perfect for anyone craving quick color, instant gratification, or a last-minute backyard makeover ...

Using edible flowers is easier than you think. Learn how to prep, pick, and cook with options like marigolds, hibiscus, and ...

At this French-inspired restaurant, a good summer salad is all about fresh, local produce. Plus, find seasonal salads at five ...

Adding edible flowers is a great way to decorate your meals. They can be hard to find in stores, but some edible flowers you ...

A Home and Backyard visit to Shores Sisters is always a special experience, filled with creativity and charm. This time, we ...

Decorate it with fruits and edible flowers of your choice ... Just before service, add the dressing to the salad. Sift the dry ingredients together in a bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk the ...

They are best when young as they can get quite bitter after the flowers bloom. You can occasionally find dandelion greens for sale at the market, but it is so much more rewarding to harvest your own.

ban flower salad is particularly favored for its refreshing and unique flavor. According to Ha Phuong, a resident of Chieng Coi Ward, Son La City, there are two types of ban flowers - purple and white ...

The Duchess of Sussex sprinkled edible flowers on a range of dishes and froze ... crudité platters, rainbow fruit salad, frittata, and so on. These are known as 'flower sprinkles.' ...

“Nasturtiums are fabulous in salad for a pepper-like flavour, and the seeds can also be used in pickling and preserves,” Lisa says. If you can’t get your hands on edible flowers, you can ...

Pea shoots are becoming more common in salad mixes, and I think it won’t be long before nasturtiums are. "The difficulty with edible flowers is the shelf life and putting that through a ...