Edible Landscaping
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We can’t all be homesteaders and some of us can’t even be true outdoor gardeners either. There are space limitations, time management limitations, and even HOA limitations. But the majority of us even those that rent do have the ability to contribute to the landscaping of the property in pots or in the ground.
Hiding some of your supplies is always recommended for a number of reasons. How better to hide it than in plain site as part of your landscape? A number of plants commonly used in landscapes, on patios, on balconies, or in flower beds are edible. Learn more about which ones and why at the featured article linked below
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