Edible landscaping

Take a tour of our neighbor-friendly edible landscape.

Edible landscaping allows you to harvest vegetables from an unused space. Add these to your front yard garden; your HOA will never know! A vegetable garden can look beautiful and provide a productive crop of veggies! #attainablesustainable #VegetableGarden #GrowSomeFood

Introducing plants that are ornamental and edible is an opportunity to create a landscape that is useful as well as beautiful. Use a blend of herbs, edible flowers, decorative vegetables, and edible grasses to get the most out of your landscape! Here are 23 edible ornamentals (plus edible landscaping design tips) that you can use in your garden.

Edible edges are easy! Pop in edible plants that look decorative and provide harvestable crops along the edges of the garden for an attractive foodscape.#gardentherapy #ediblegarden #garden #gardening #landscaping

The goal of a good design is to unify a space by providing blocks of color or texture that capture or direct the viewer's eye. It is one of the most basic landscape design principles. Find out how to do it in your landscape in this post, and attract beneficial insects, too!

Maximize your space with edible landscaping and have never ending ingredients growing just outside your home. From fruit trees to herbs, there's something for any landscape design.

Plant an edible landscape. Follow these tips to landscaping with fruit. #gardeningchannel #fruitgardening #growingfruit #landscaping

Here are the best plants for edible landscaping, plus beginner tips, tools, and ideas to transform your yard into a beautiful food source.

Most people are interested in some kind of self-sufficiency, whether it be lowering their grocery bill or cutting back on utilities – or both. Some just like the idea of being able to eat wholesome, homegrown foods.

Who says food isn't beautiful? These double-duty edible fruits and vegetables will have you rethinking how you landscape.

Fruit trees for the urban garden or homestead. Edible landscaping for small spaces.

If you don't have room for a vegetable garden you may want to consider creating an Edible Landscape. Use fruits and vegetables as your feature plants and your garden landscape will be both beautiful and practical.

As I’m sure you’ve noticed, warm weather arrived early this year, well before the first day of spring. The warmth has summoned new buds on deciduous trees and shrubs, the blooms of which are rapidly coloring the barren winter landscape of the last four months. I’m sure your lawn is happy about the increased sunlight...

Edible edges are easy! Pop in edible plants that look decorative and provide harvestable crops along the edges of the garden for an attractive foodscape.

Gabe has the greener thumb of the two of us, so he is here today sharing some ideas to get your edible landscape going. Everything mentioned are things we have tried in our own yard here in Georgia. (pinnable graphic we made to bookmark post for later!) Having a new home with a relatively blank

If you want a consistent source of food from your garden, every single year, you need edible perrennials! Edible perennials keep on giving, year after year! It's not too late to plant perennials and enjoy next year! #perennials

Streetside ornamental vegetable garden border; Rosalind Creasy's northern California organic ornamental edible landscaping small space front yard garden

We love the concept of edible hedges and landscapes. There many plants that are both ornamental edible, and also medicinal. The best of both worlds.

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