38 Edible Flowers To Plant In Your Garden

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Try growing these 38 edible flowers! Not only will you help provide nectar for friendly pollinators in your garden, but you'll have fragrant, and delicious blooms that you can enjoy adding to your favorite culinary dishes. They look great, and taste great, too!

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1. Angelica

2. Anise

3. Arugula

4. Bachelor's Button (COMING SOON)

5. Basil

6. Bee Balm (aka Lemon Balm)

7. Borage

8. Carnations (COMING SOON)

9. Chamomile

10. Chervil

11. Chicory

12. Chrysanthemum

13. Cilantro

14. Clover

15. Dandelion

16. Daisy

17. Dill

18. Fennel

19. Garlic Chives

20. Hollyhocks

21. Jump-ups (COMING SOON)

22. Lavender

23. Leek

24. Lovage

25. Marigold

26. Mint

27. Nasturtium

28. Oregano

29. Pumpkin

30. Radish

31. Rosemary

32. Sage

33. Summer Savory

34. Snapdragon

35. Squash

36. Sunflower

37. Sweet Woodruff

38. Violets (COMING SOON)

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Linda

January 21, 2024 at 16:00pm

Been Balm is definitely not the same as lemon balm. I have both in my yard and they are very differen

Nothing will impress your friends and family like sprinkling some colorful flowers into a salad, onto pastries or even as a garnish in their favorite drinks. Edible flowers will add a beautiful splash of color to many dishes and they are readily available, when you're growing them right in your own garden.

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