How can I incorporate edible flowers into my garden

[MichaelGrant]

How can I incorporate edible flowers into my garden

[KadeWatts]

Sure! Here are eight different ways you can incorporate edible flowers into your garden:

[AlejandroCuevas]

**Mix Them In**: Plant edible flowers like nasturtiums or pansies alongside your veggies. They not only look pretty but can also attract beneficial insects!

[AyanPadilla]

**Create a Flower Bed**: Dedicate a section of your garden just for edible flowers. Think about sunflowers, calendula, and borage for a colorful and tasty display.

[SalvadorMorton]

**Container Gardening**: If space is tight, use pots or window boxes. You can grow things like chamomile or violets right on your patio or balcony.

[MargoLeach]

**Herb Companion Planting**: Pair your herbs with edible flowers. For instance, plant chives with their purple blooms near your tomatoes. It’s a win-win!

[JudahStevenson]

**Edible Borders**: Use edible flowers as borders for your garden beds. Marigolds, for example, can help deter pests while adding a splash of color.

[HarleyFernandez]

**Salad Garden**: Design a small salad garden that includes leafy greens and edible flowers like nasturtiums and violas for a fresh, colorful salad.

[LandryRomero]

**Wildflower Patch**: Consider a wildflower patch that includes edible varieties. This can be a low-maintenance way to add beauty and flavor to your garden.