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The Garden of Eat'n - Backyard 
I have a dream of my 1/2 acre yard someday being a beautifully landscaped edible botanical garden. To achieve that I have the motto that if something is …

Riverbend Organic Garden 
Over the past three years, Verdura Culinary Gardens has built nearly 150 raised beds and maintained more than 30 gardens per year. Of all of these, our …

(No Choice) Crazy Container Garden 
A Featured Garden Thanks to our challenging Georgia red clay, we rely on our whiskey barrels and pots around our wrap around deck to satisfy our inner …

Passion Fruit 
Here is a gorgeous passion fruit flower. We bought a small vine 3 years ago and put it near a fence. It grows very quickly, makes beautiful flowers and …

Garden Tea 
A Featured Garden From my garden I can pick a number of plants and flower petals to make delicious teas: rose petals and/or hips (depending on the …

My Tiny Garden Design 
I've been wanting to grow some vegetables for ages, but our garden design is small and covered in concrete and doesn't really lend itself to an edible …

Fragrant, tasty walk 
When I moved into my house, the backyard was flat and empty with a large wellhead sticking up out of the middle of it, rendering the space pretty useless. …

The Development of the Bell Back 400 Organic Edibles Garden 
We live in a typical North Dallas, Texas suburban sub-division where the houses are large, and the yards are not. But there was a patch of our yard off …

Formally Informal English Garden...a work in progress. 
First, a quick background: I have four years experience working in landscaping and landscape maintenance in Scottsdale, Arizona and surrounding areas. …

My Backyard Patch 
A Featured Garden This is my backyard patch that was a work in progress. When we moved in there was nothing there but grass. We bought some large …

My Garden 
(No photo submitted) My garden is usually 1/3 used for salsa ingredients; maters, many types of peppers, onions, herbs, etc. The other parts …

An Herb Garden is the best 
A Featured Garden Herb Gardens are not only good as a food source, they are pretty, smell like Grandmother's kitchen and have flowers as well. …

Square foot beds in the front yard 
Featured Garden Who needs ornamentals when you can have beautiful fruits, veggies and edible flowers right in the front yard? Not me. My neighbors …

Scents from heaven 
Sitting in my get away space for some tranquility and enjoyment from my busy/not so busy life. I enjoy picking flowers and leaves of which to eat, seep, …

A work in progress - my Irish country garden 
A Featured Garden We bit off a little more than we could chew (or dig!) in 2010 in our garden in rural Ireland! I got a little carried away planting …

Edible flowers beautify the vase or your palate 
On breaks from working in the garden, I'll often pick a few edible flowers and head inside to brew up a cup of tea, or make a salad for a quick lunch. …

Accidental Pumpkin 
I often grow veggies in between my flowers as I don't have a lot of space. But these pumpkins appeared on their own among the irises. I think the …

Saffron Crocus 
This photo (taken 8th Nov) is of the lovely autumn flowering crocus in my garden. Every year the display multiplies. I harvest the 3 stamen from every …

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